本书用漫画的形式讲述了孔子如何从一个普通人成长为中国古代伟大的思想家、教育家、儒家学派创始人，并最终成为“圣人”的故事。孔子之所以被后世尊为圣人，就在于其看似平易的思想和言行，无不与包括科学与哲学在内的中国文化相互通约。本书呈现给大家的是一个有血有肉的“圣人”形象
作者简介：
周春才，北京人，1957年出生，职业画家，独立撰稿人，本社特邀作者，长期致力于中国文化的研究与普及工作。在中西文化比较的前提下，作者从世界观、方法论以及价值共识的高度，对中国文化做出了明确的还原与界定。其作品通俗生动，内容丰富，并且已被翻译成十余种语言，受到专家和读者的广泛关注和好评。
目录：
Introduction
Part1TheLineageofConfucius
Part2TeachingHimselfandSupportingHimself
Part3FirstExposuretoSocialReality
Part4AnUnorthodoxEducation
Part5AssistantMasterofCeremonies
Part6BecomingFamousforFoundingaSchool
Part7LearningforAll
Part8TheOriginoftheFourFieldsofStudy
Part9TriptotheCapital
Part10ConsultingLaoziabouttheRites
Part11DiscussingMusicwithChangHong
Part12ThePoliticalEnvironmentintheStateofLu
Part13DuckJingofQiAsksaboutGovernment
Part14HearingtheShaoMusicIntroduction
Part1TheLineageofConfucius
Part2TeachingHimselfandSupportingHimself
Part3FirstExposuretoSocialReality
Part4AnUnorthodoxEducation
Part5AssistantMasterofCeremonies
Part6BecomingFamousforFoundingaSchool
Part7LearningforAll
Part8TheOriginoftheFourFieldsofStudy
Part9TriptotheCapital
Part10ConsultingLaoziabouttheRites
Part11DiscussingMusicwithChangHong
Part12ThePoliticalEnvironmentintheStateofLu
Part13DuckJingofQiAsksaboutGovernment
Part14HearingtheShaoMusic
Part15FleeingfromQi
Part16FourteenYearsofNotBeingConfusedandKnowingtheMandateofHeaven
Part17LearningandDigestingtheTruthoftheRitesandMusicofThreeDynasties
Part18ThroughtheRitesArchiveHumanism,DisplayHumanismthroughtheRites
Part19EstablishingtheCharacteroftheGentleman
Part20TimeisFlowingAwayandItDoesNotWaitforUs
Part21Confucius’OfficialCareer
Part22AppointedMinisteroftheInterior
Part23UproaratJiagu
Part24AttendingtheYear-endSacrifice
Part25RazingtheThreeCities
Part26IAmGoingSoSlowlyBecauseIAmLeavingBehindtheLandofMyParents
Part27ArrivalinWei
Part28DelayedinKuangandPu
Part29ThreeUnhappyYearsinWei
Part30ThroughtheStatesofCaoandSongtoZheng
Part31ArrivalinChen
Part32StarvationbetweenChenandCai
Part33PassingthroughFuhan
Part34CasualMeetingwithChuHermits
Part35FallingIllontheWay
Part36ReturntoWei
Part37StateElder
Part38SortingOuttheAncientRecords
Part39ThreeThousandFollowers,SeventyDisciples
Part40DeathsofKongLi,YanHuiandZiLu
Part41“IThinkOnlyHeavenUnderstandsMe!”
Part42AManoftheMostExaltedVirtueandtheUtmostMoralIntegrityQufuinShandongProvinceisboundedontheeastbyMountMeng,onthenorthbyMountTai,onthesouthbyMountYiandonthewestbythecurvingriversYiandSi.Thelandisfertilehere,withbumperharvests.RichlyendowedbyNature,QufuwasoneofthecradlesoftheChineserace.Becauseanemperorinancienttimes,ShaoHao,wassupposedtohavebuilthiscapitalatQufutheareawasalsoknownas“TheShaoHaoSite.”FollowingtheXia(2070-1600BC)andShang(1600-1046BC)dynasties,QufuwasthecapitalofLu,oneofthefeudalstatesundertheZhouDynasty(1046-256BC).TheStateofLuhadthefunctionofprotectingtheroyalHouseofZhoufromtheYibarbariansintheeast.
Qufugotitsname(“windinghillock”)fromitstopography.DuringtheSpringandAutumnPeriod(770-476BC)itgraduallybecameacenterofChina’sculturalheritage,asitpreservedtheritesandmusicoftheearliesttimesoftheZhouDynasty.ItwasbymeansofthisrichstoreofculturalrelicsthatConfucius,thefounderofConfucianismshapedtheva luesystemandspiritualcreedoftheChinesepeople.Confucius,infact,wasanimportantrepresentativeofapivotalerainworldcivilization.
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