顾易

Gu Yi is an author about whom limited public information is available, and whose work focuses on popularizing traditional Chinese culture. The library holds seven of the author's titles, all belonging to the "Modern Interpretation of Chinese Classics" series: Understanding Junzi Character Through the Analects; Reading the Classic of Filial Piety and Practicing Chinese Filial Piety; Viewing Chinese Family Education Through the Admonitions of the Yan Family; Viewing the Way of Self-Cultivation Through the Great Learning; Viewing the Wisdom of Conducting Oneself Through the Doctrine of the Mean; Viewing Chinese Ritual Culture Through the Book of Rites; and Reading the I Ching to Understand the Wisdom of Officialdom. Drawing on Confucian classics and traditional family instructions, these works offer modern interpretations centering on character formation, filial practice, family education, self-cultivation, social conduct, ritual culture, and the wisdom of public service. Written for general readers, they seek to connect classical principles with contemporary life. Consistent in theme and concentrated in category, the series leans toward cultural popularization and interpretation of classics, and is suited to readers who wish to draw lessons in self-cultivation and social conduct from traditional texts.