Han Wanming-Chrysostyles modern lesson examples 168 pages

\”It is not difficult to learn Chrysostom, as it is a simple and easy way to learn. I was fortunate to receive the painstaking teaching of Master Han and his great disciple, Wanderer, and was able to get a first glimpse of the magic of Chrysostom within three months. Looking back on this coincidental learning experience, it turns out that it was a fluke that I crossed two hurdles in learning Yi. The first hurdle: the master leads the door.
With the acceleration of the world exchange, it has become difficult for modern people to understand the Chinese art of Yi, which contains our unique culture. Cultural innovation has made it possible for the \”master to lead the door\” to not simply charge money and teach to outsiders. Han professionalism as a teacher, with his \”pragmatic, orderly, and tireless lectures\”, guides every Yi enthusiast step by step to the door of Yi Studies. When teaching in the online classes, Han constantly says \”Progress

Work hard

Get the hang of it

\”Without these words of encouragement, I would have become a passerby and would not have known the wonders of Chrysostom.
The second level: practice is personal.
Practitioner: effort method; practitioner: experience chance. I subdivided the long road of learning into these four factors. As a modern person living a fast-paced life, it is difficult to bear the grind of time and the spontaneity of chance. Practice is a long and arduous path, where the fullness of the four factors determines the outcome of one practice. Practice is a lifelong path for people in Yi Studies, and I have only just begun.
But I say that I am fortunate to have passed this difficult path because Mr. Han, with the purpose of passing on the great ideas of Chinese culture, has selflessly compiled and organized his own opportunities and those of his disciples for those who are destined to share them. As the saying goes, travel a thousand miles and read a thousand books. It is difficult to travel a thousand miles by myself, but I hope to read ten thousand volumes through the power of Master Han. I think that with my teacher untiring teaching and my own unremitting efforts, the path of cultivation will be unimpeded.