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Sato Issai: Sentences of Forty

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The sentences of the 2,500-year-old Orientalist spirit, which are read when the mind is dizzy. The beginning and the largest of Japanese Confucians, Satoit, is a combination of words and meaning written for 40 years, from the time of the fall to the age of 82, which is designed to help readers appreciate systematically. Of the 1133th trillions of proverbs written in blood and sweat, only 233 have been chosen to help organize the subject. The book reviews the principles and guidelines of life, space, politics, substantiveness, learning, life, human, literature, morality, taxation, management, rams, leaders, and other things that are necessary for the world to live on. The words of instruction based on Confucian thought and the profound words that came from the author's life experience are very clear.

Korean title: 불혹의 문장들

Korean author: 사토 잇사이

Korean publisher: 알렙

ISBN-13: 9788997779253

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RO*****
May 20, 2013

According to some recent medical data, the human brain is most active from 40 to 65 years of age. It's all because of the gold of life. But in Korea, 40 are physically difficult to get proper health from overwork, stress and parenting. Mentally, I think it's the most unwinding time of my life, because of work and marital problems, child education and family. "The Words of Unuspice" is considered to be a very valuable book in which these 40s can look back at themselves and gain the wisdom of the

사토 잇사이: 불혹의 문장들
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