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The software includes all of Yu Dan's insights and reflections on The Analects, available for download in one go. It supports background playback, seamlessly integrates with the iPod system, and offers headphone remote control. Various playback modes are available...

"Bai Jia Jiang Tan, every forum is a good wine!" Yu Dan's "The Analects" is indeed the best of wines!

"The Analects," a classic collection of quotes from over 2500 years ago. Can it still enlighten our minds today? Can it still touch our hearts in the present day? Yu Dan from Beijing Normal University closely examines the spiritual confusion facing humanity in the 21st century. Drawing on her profound classical education and utilizing delicate feminine emotions, she interprets "The Analects" from seven aspects: the Chinese view of the universe, spiritual beliefs, ways of life, ways of making friends, ways of self-cultivation, ideals, and outlook on life, all from a unique personal perspective.

Yu Dan narrates to us about Confucius, a multicolored gray Confucius that links together a wide range of worlds – east, west, south, north, ancient, and modern. The theme remains simple - so simple it has no color, gender, time, or space – only warmth.

Chinese people value transformation. Just look at Pangu between heaven and earth "changing nine times in a day," like a newborn baby subtly changing every day. This transformation eventually reaches a realm called "divine in heaven, holy on earth." These six words are in fact the Chinese ideal of personal character: having an idealistic sky to freely soar in while not compromising with many rules and obstacles in the real world; possessing the practical ability to extend one's actions on this great earth.

With an optimistic and positive attitude, managing interpersonal relationships appropriately becomes crucial. Becoming a person who brings joy to others and allowing your happy heart to be a source of sunshine radiating warmth to others, family, friends, and even broader society - giving them reasons for solace through your actions.