The Analects

Focusing on moral and political conduct, Confucius emphasized family, justice, sincerity, and morality as foundational to individual and societal well-being. His teachings, compiled in the "Analects," reflect his belief that a nation's welfare relies on the moral character of its citizens, starting with their devotion to family. This classic text, translated by James Legge, has profoundly influenced Eastern philosophy and remains a vital work in understanding ancient moral thought. The edition is printed on premium acid-free paper, ensuring its longevity.