What is insight? Insight is people's sharp observation of mutual relationships, thorough analysis of behavioral motivations, and quick judgment of mass psychology. It is a spiritual ability and a manifestation of wisdom. This book combines rigorous theories with vivid cases to reveal the importance of seeing the essence through phenomena, allowing readers to understand that improving insight can not only make people wise and rigorous, and discover things that are difficult for others to discover, but also improve your ability to see and recognize people.
Reader comments
Some stories come from ancient Chinese, but after being translated into vernacular, they are a bit straightforward and lose their beauty. It talks more about how to deal with people and less about insight. However, overall it is a pretty good paper.
As the book says, insight can allow us to better understand others and make us more comfortable in life. I think Professor Wang in the book is very insightful. He knows what the students are thinking by observing their expressions. However, what I hate the most is the girl who answered the question. Her answer was too simple and it felt like she didn't think carefully. Overall, this book is worth reading and will benefit you a lot.
The more you get to the back, the more exciting it becomes.
Single-point examples are too boring and not very theoretical.
Some stories come from ancient Chinese, but after being translated into vernacular, they are a bit straightforward and lose their beauty. It talks more about how to deal with people and less about insight. However, overall it is a pretty good paper.
As the book says, insight can allow us to better understand others and make us more comfortable in life. I think Professor Wang in the book is very insightful. He knows what the students are thinking by observing their expressions. However, what I hate the most is the girl who answered the question. Her answer was too simple and it felt like she didn't think carefully. Overall, this book is worth reading and will benefit you a lot.
The more you get to the back, the more exciting it becomes.
Single-point examples are too boring and not very theoretical.
Very good very good books great