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The book contains reflections, instructions, and sayings of the ancient Chinese philosopher and educator Confucius (Kung Fu Tzu; 551-479 BC), preserved by his students and followers.

"Discourses and Judgments" ("Lun Yu") is a collection of the thinker's sayings, which consists of twenty parts. It is the main book of Confucianism, written down and compiled by Confucius' students from short notes that record the teacher's sayings and actions, as well as dialogues with his participation.

The book is relevant to all peoples at all times and is intended for a wide range of readers.