1. The document discusses the purpose and goals of the Taoist Reading Society, which aims to promote Taoist philosophy and private study.
2. It provides the society's mission to spread knowledge of Taoism for non-educational and private use, and to remember the great writers of Chinese fiction history.
3. Members are encouraged to read and discuss Taoist texts together to gain a deeper understanding of its concepts.
In a few brief paragraphs, the document discusses Sima Qian's imprisonment for defending a general. It also provides a short biography of Sima Qian, noting his birth and death dates, and includes links to further readings about
I wish to inspire our staff on Building our Kingdom. Bringing the story of Samsung's founder as a lead. We have not been successful but we keep trying. The text is in Thai. The material is originally for internal use.
The document discusses the history of Thai literature from 2500 BCE to the present. It notes that the earliest existing Thai literature dates back to the Sukhothai period in the 13th century CE. The document then outlines some of the major historical periods of Thai literature up to the modern era, including key developments and examples from each period. It also provides bibliographic information for further research on Thai literary history.
This document provides a summary of the Jack Ma Reading Club in 3 sentences:
The Jack Ma Reading Club is intended for educational purposes and private use only, to promote Jack Ma to all walks of life and to memorialize for posterity one of the greatest writers in Thai fiction history. The club aims to encourage members to read more books and share their thoughts. It is not intended for commercial use.