History is a Business School
About This Novel
Select key stages, events, and important figures from Chinese history as cases for analysis, and cite the essence of Western management, economics, marketing and other works. Most of them are translated by the author from the original works, striving to be honest and elegant, and integrating a large number of classic content from ancient Chinese poems. It not only embodies the exquisite insights of the ancients "cultivate oneself, manage one's family, govern the country and bring peace to the world", but is also connected with modern business management ideas, and can also enhance the humanistic accomplishments of entrepreneurs and managers. On this basis, the author expressed his own voice, proposed three major organizational archetypes in Chinese society, and discussed their impact and inspiration on modern organizations. He elaborated on many viewpoints such as paying attention to the value of "benevolence" in management, being good at running undefeated strategically, transcending personal limitations in leadership building, cultivating loyalty in human resource management, guarding against "horseman politics" in employing people, and finding "sustenance" from tradition in brand building. The focus of "History is a Business School" is not to tell historical stories. The author believes that telling stories in an almost catchy way is more suitable for entertainment after dinner. For entrepreneurs and managers, reading history is to learn valuable wisdom and lessons from the common experience of the Chinese nation, so as to gain inspiration that can help solve practical problems.
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