The "Conversations" of Confucius are a collection of quotes compiled and published by his students. These texts are of central importance to Chinese cultural history and provide valuable insights into ethical norms, behavioral patterns, as well as guidelines for governance and living. Since their introduction to Europe in the 17th century, they have had a lasting impact on thought and philosophy. This edition has been completely retranslated by Ralf Moritz, a Sinologist from Leipzig, and is part of the Universal Library. With 216 pages, this book offers a comprehensive and accessible presentation of Confucius' teachings, which are significant for both philosophy students and those interested in Chinese culture.