Based on Mozi, Records of the Grand Historian, Book of Han, and other classical sources, this volume explores the life and thought of Mozi-founder of Mohism and a key figure in early Chinese philosophy. Through a study of his actions and writings, the book extracts his insights into ethics, governance, military strategy, and practical living.
Major themes include Mozi's biography, political and military wisdom, technical expertise, personal conduct, and famous sayings. Written in an accessible and engaging style, the book is structured to help readers easily grasp Mozi's ideas and the values he championed-such as universal love, meritocracy, and pragmatic problem-solving. It offers both an introduction to Mozi's enduring legacy and a source of timeless wisdom.
