书评

In ancient times, a "complete person" refers to someone with sound virtue and comprehensive skills. In the view of the ancients, the symbol of being a "complete person" was not physical maturity brought by age growth, but the acquisition of sound virtue and comprehensive skills through learning and self-cultivation. A "complete person" needs to possess wisdom and courage, be able to control desires, master various skills, appropriately deal with all kinds of affairs in life, and ensure words and deeds always conform to morality.