Mencius’ book ‘Mencius (Bilingual Edition: English/Chinese)’ is a classic work of Chinese philosophy that delves into ethical and moral issues. Written in a concise and eloquent style, the book consists of dialogues between Mencius and various interlocutors, discussing topics such as righteousness, benevolence, and the cultivation of one’s inner virtues. The bilingual edition allows readers to appreciate the original Chinese text alongside the English translation, providing a comprehensive understanding of the philosophical nuances present in Mencius’ teachings. This book is a valuable resource for anyone interested in ancient Chinese thought and ethical philosophy. Mencius, also known as Mengzi, was a renowned Confucian philosopher who lived during the Warring States period in China. His profound insights into human nature and the importance of moral cultivation have had a lasting impact on Chinese intellectual history. Mencius’ emphasis on the innate goodness of human beings and the necessity of ethical self-improvement is reflected in his teachings found in this bilingual edition. I highly recommend Mencius’ ‘Mencius (Bilingual Edition: English/Chinese)’ to readers seeking a deeper understanding of Confucian philosophy and its relevance to contemporary moral dilemmas. This book serves as a gateway to the profound insights of one of China’s greatest philosophers, shedding light on timeless questions of virtue and righteousness.