Personally, I think the second chapter of this book is worth reading. It compares China with some European countries, including the United States, so as to get the essence of Chinese spirit, and makes a simple and vivid explanation and analysis through some quotations of Confucius' doctrine. By summarizing and comparing the spiritual traits of Chinese, americans, germans, British and French, Mr. Gu hongming came to the conclusion that Chinese have the following spiritual traits: broad, sensitive, simple and deep. In this chapter, there is a paragraph that can be said to summarize the content of this chapter as follows:

"The Spirit of The Chinese People, I want to tell you, is a state of mind, a temp of The soul, which you cannot learn as you learn or Esperanto -- in short, a mood, Or in the words of the poet, a serene and blessed mood... "The serene and blessed mood which enables us to see into The life of things: that is losing reason, that is The Spirit of The Chinese People." I once enjoyed this chapter, which not only clearly and clearly states The gist of The chapter, but also USES various forms of tricks to enhance readers' comprehension.

Of course, there are chapters I like and chapters I don't. I don't like the third chapter about Chinese women very much. I think there are two reasons. One is social differences. Mr. Gu hongming lived in a feudal society, while we live in a socialist society with Chinese characteristics. People in the two societies thought differently. He lived in a society that favored boys over girls and offered polygamy. Some people may say that there is actually a preference for sons, such as some companies would rather recruit boys than girls. Then I will ask you to make sure that this job is suitable for girls? For example, some jobs that require physical labor are not suitable for girls. As in one passage: It is this pudeur, Instinctively this quality expressed by the Chinese word yu in the Chinese feminine ideal which makes or ought to make every true Chinese woman feel and know th