刘君祖

Liu Junzu, born in 1952, is a scholar of Confucianism and a researcher of the I Ching (Book of Changes). He has long immersed himself in classical Chinese texts, with a particular focus on the I Ching, and is skilled at illustrating classical principles with examples from everyday life, creating an interpretation style that is plain and closely tied to daily experience. His writings cover the I Ching, the Analects, Sun Tzu's Art of War, Guiguzi, and character appraisal. His representative works include New Interpretations of the Analects (two volumes), New Interpretations of Guiguzi, New Interpretations of Bingjian, Qian and Kun: Liu Junzu on the Great Wisdom of Qian and Kun, Liu Junzu's Complete Book of I Ching Divination (two volumes), and Romance of Sun Tzu's Art of War. Eleven of his works are included in the collection, mostly categorized under Eastern philosophy, social culture, and philosophical readings. His books are aimed at general readers and focus on turning ancient wisdom into accessible and practical ways of thinking, giving him a certain influence in the popular transmission of traditional classics.