Ban Zhao
Ban Zhao (45–116 CE) was a Chinese historian and scholar, recognized as the first known female historian; she contributed to the Book of Han and authored Lessons for Women (Nü Jie). Her writings emphasized education and conduct for women and align with the quote's theme of learning from failure.
Quotes by Ban Zhao
Quotes: 2
Unearthing Hidden Lessons in the Wake of Failure
Taken together, Ban Zhao’s words urge us to shift from shame toward curiosity when confronted by failure. By approaching each setback as a narrative in motion rather than a closed book, we are better equipped to uncover the lessons blooming quietly within. Ultimately, adopting this stance not only deepens our understanding but empowers us to greet future challenges with resilience and hope. [...]
Created on: 5/12/2025
The Enduring Treasure of Kindness - Ban Zhao
Ban Zhao was a pioneering female Chinese scholar during the Han Dynasty. Her wisdom often reflected Confucian values, stressing moral virtue, benevolence, and the lasting importance of ethical actions in society and family relationships. [...]
Created on: 11/20/2024