The Wisdom of Life in the Story of the Three Kingdoms
by Chen Shuwen
About This Novel
This book selects thirty-six questions to form a "problem tree". These questions are "real questions" and "big questions" that exist in real life, and they are questions formed when comparing similar things. The vague understanding of these questions will lead to behavioral deviations. These questions have theoretical and practical value, and understanding these questions can deepen and expand our original understanding. The characteristics of this book are: tying up problems with the story of the Three Kingdoms, and then quietly gaining wisdom from it, and integrating this wisdom with Chinese and Western theories, so that readers can have a clear vision, enlightenment, and insight into deep wisdom.
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