1, Biography: This is one of the most important works of Wang Yangming, which contains his philosophical thoughts and educational ideas. This book is presented in the form of dialogue between Wang Yangming and students. Concise language and profound thoughts are important ways to understand Wang Yangming's thoughts.

2. University Question: This is a paper written by Wang Yangming in his later years, expounding his educational thoughts and outlook on life. This article can help readers understand Wang Yangming's views on personality shaping and life value.

3. Postscript of Wang Wencheng Gong Da: This is an article written by Wang Yangming, which gives a brief introduction and explanation to the masterpiece, which helps readers to better understand its content and significance.

4. The Complete Works of Wang Yangming: This is the complete works of Wang Yangming, including his works in thought, philosophy, education and literature in various periods. Reading this book can fully understand Wang Yangming's thoughts and life experiences.

5. Wang Yangming and Zen: This book introduces the relationship between Wang Yangming and Zen and his understanding and application of Zen. By reading this book, readers can have a deeper understanding of Wang Yangming's ideological sources and philosophical thoughts.

Wang Yangming's related knowledge

1 and Wang Yangming (1472- 1528) were famous thinkers, philosophers and strategists in China in the Ming Dynasty. His thoughts have exerted a far-reaching influence not only in China, but also in East Asian culture.

2. Wang Yangming was born in Shaoxing, Zhejiang, and he was smart and studious since childhood. In his early years, he engaged in literary and military activities, and later turned to philosophical research and founded the "mind study" school. His thoughts are "mind is reason", "conscience" and "unity of knowledge and practice", emphasizing the perfection of personality and social harmony through internal cultivation and accomplishment.

3. Wang Yangming's thought of mind and nature originated from Confucian classics, but also absorbed Buddhism and Taoism. He believes that human nature is kind, but it is blinded by external material desires, so it is necessary to restore the light of nature through internal cultivation and edification. He advocates that through inner introspection and reflection, the interference of material desires can be removed and the understanding of truth can be achieved.

4. Wang Yangming's thought was not only respected at that time, but also had a far-reaching influence on later generations. His thought of the unity of knowing and doing emphasized the importance of practice and had an important influence on China's cultural tradition. His thoughts also influenced many cultures in East Asia, including those of Japan and South Korea.