"The Complete Collection of Life Wisdom Lessons from Fang Yuan" provides an in-depth explanation of Fang Yuan's life wisdom and its application in dealing with people, survival competition, interpersonal communication, asking for help, leadership and management, shopping mall management, etc. It comprehensively explains Fang Yuan's wisdom in life and work, such as being confused, low-key, willing, and tolerant. It teaches readers various skills and methods of being a tactful person and dealing with the world, as well as unique tricks and strategies for managing people in society and in the workplace. In the final analysis, life is an art of balancing between the square and the circle. Honor and inferiority, wisdom and stupidity, nobility and baseness, gain and loss... Everything is between the square and the circle. The sky is square and the earth is round, infinitely vast, and people in it are as small as mustard seeds. However, if you master the great wisdom of the Square and Circle, the world will become small and life will become great. Because at this time you have truly seen the world clearly and truly understood yourself.
"Square" and "round" are two corresponding images with profound philosophical connotations in traditional Chinese culture: square means rigidity, and round means softness; square means principle, and round means change; square is the foundation of being a human being, and round is the way to live in the world. The combination of square and circle, hardness and softness, yin and yang, endless changes, can remain unchanged and adapt to all changes, or can adapt to all changes and remain unchanged. It contains the essence of wisdom in life and condenses the essence of skills in dealing with the world. It has been regarded as the avenue of life, great wisdom in life, and great principles in doing things since ancient times. In life and work, if we can achieve a circle outside a square, a square within a circle, a square that can be round, a square that is also round, and a square and a circle as one, then we will be able to move forward and retreat freely, move with ease, deal with things calmly, eliminate crises, and win a broad living space.
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"Square is rigid, round is soft; square is principle, round is flexibility; square is the foundation of being a human being, and round is the way to live in the world." The idiom square and round refers to two things that are incompatible with each other. However, people need to master the two wisdoms of square and round at the same time, integrate them, and understand when to be square and when to be round. The author discusses the specific manifestations of square and round and how to combine them from the aspects of being a person, dealing with the world, business competition, intimate relationships, etc., And uses specific vivid cases to illustrate these principles. The words are concise and comprehensive, and have strong guiding significance.
Combining reasoning and examples, it is both persuasive and credible. It is a life philosophy book worth reading. In this book, the author mainly explains the dialectical and unified relationship between square and circle, and uses some typical practical cases in life and workplace to vividly explain that a person can neither be too "square" nor too "round", but should properly grasp the balance between them. The structure is rigorous and the contexts are logically coherent. In addition, the author's writing skills are solid and profound, and he introduces many complex professional concepts to readers in simple and easy-to-understand terms, so that readers can start to grow up unconsciously while enjoying reading.
I think this is like when we are in school, we must not only get along well with our classmates, but also have our own principles. Moreover, the book also talks about many ways of doing things, which is very helpful for us junior high school students. I love the part about chivalry, it makes me feel like a hero!
The author uses two simple and symbolic figures, the square and the circle, as symbols to explore all aspects of human thinking, behavior and life. The philosophical meanings of the square and the circle are discussed from multiple angles, such as the stability of the square and the perfection of the circle, the straight lines of the square and the curves of the circle, the laws of the square and the tolerance of the circle, etc. Through the interpretation of these opposing and complementary concepts, the author attempts to reveal the wisdom and truth in life to help readers better understand and cope with the challenges and dilemmas in the real world.
Ancient Chinese coins contain great wisdom. Isn't the round square hole a symbol of being strong but being smooth in dealing with things? Being accurate when trading is the credo of life. Borrowing and repaying, and borrowing again without difficulty can help us become upright "men"; and tact is not about looking at others' choices, but about being as wise as a fool, not being condescending, doing things according to the rules, and not being arrogant because of one's own authority. While adhering to one's own opinions and personality, one can always handle interpersonal relationships well. Only by remaining modest and prudent in one's continuous improvement, and being able to be flexible and adaptable, can one understand the term "great wisdom and foolishness".
Fang means that a person must be upright and have excellent qualities. Yuan means being experienced, tactful and good at using skills. In life, you should use "round" skills to do "square" things. If a person is too square and upright in his behavior, he will be as fragile and easy to break as pig iron; but if a person is smooth and smooth, always trying to make others suffer and take advantage of himself, over time, who will want to deal with him? This is traditional Chinese wisdom. To live in the world, one must learn to be round on the outside and square on the inside. However, this kind of wisdom needs to be exercised and cannot be solved by reading a few chicken soup articles. This book also talks mostly in general terms and is not in-depth enough.
With full accumulation, there will be more and more
An inspirational book worthy of everyone's study and rich in content...
Standardized discipline is the best bargaining chip in human life
A good book that teaches people how to understand the world.
Rich and exciting content
After reading it, it will change your life a lot. It is worth reading.
I have benefited a lot, like it, continue to read and study carefully
This kind of book is a teacher of how to deal with the world. Thumbs up for good books!
The vivid image of the lecture makes it benefit from it.
"Square is rigid, round is soft; square is principle, round is flexibility; square is the foundation of being a human being, and round is the way to live in the world." The idiom square and round refers to two things that are incompatible with each other. However, people need to master the two wisdoms of square and round at the same time, integrate them, and understand when to be square and when to be round. The author discusses the specific manifestations of square and round and how to combine them from the aspects of being a person, dealing with the world, business competition, intimate relationships, etc., And uses specific vivid cases to illustrate these principles. The words are concise and comprehensive, and have strong guiding significance.
Combining reasoning and examples, it is both persuasive and credible. It is a life philosophy book worth reading. In this book, the author mainly explains the dialectical and unified relationship between square and circle, and uses some typical practical cases in life and workplace to vividly explain that a person can neither be too "square" nor too "round", but should properly grasp the balance between them. The structure is rigorous and the contexts are logically coherent. In addition, the author's writing skills are solid and profound, and he introduces many complex professional concepts to readers in simple and easy-to-understand terms, so that readers can start to grow up unconsciously while enjoying reading.
I think this is like when we are in school, we must not only get along well with our classmates, but also have our own principles. Moreover, the book also talks about many ways of doing things, which is very helpful for us junior high school students. I love the part about chivalry, it makes me feel like a hero!
The author uses two simple and symbolic figures, the square and the circle, as symbols to explore all aspects of human thinking, behavior and life. The philosophical meanings of the square and the circle are discussed from multiple angles, such as the stability of the square and the perfection of the circle, the straight lines of the square and the curves of the circle, the laws of the square and the tolerance of the circle, etc. Through the interpretation of these opposing and complementary concepts, the author attempts to reveal the wisdom and truth in life to help readers better understand and cope with the challenges and dilemmas in the real world.
Ancient Chinese coins contain great wisdom. Isn't the round square hole a symbol of being strong but being smooth in dealing with things? Being accurate when trading is the credo of life. Borrowing and repaying, and borrowing again without difficulty can help us become upright "men"; and tact is not about looking at others' choices, but about being as wise as a fool, not being condescending, doing things according to the rules, and not being arrogant because of one's own authority. While adhering to one's own opinions and personality, one can always handle interpersonal relationships well. Only by remaining modest and prudent in one's continuous improvement, and being able to be flexible and adaptable, can one understand the term "great wisdom and foolishness".
Fang means that a person must be upright and have excellent qualities. Yuan means being experienced, tactful and good at using skills. In life, you should use "round" skills to do "square" things. If a person is too square and upright in his behavior, he will be as fragile and easy to break as pig iron; but if a person is smooth and smooth, always trying to make others suffer and take advantage of himself, over time, who will want to deal with him? This is traditional Chinese wisdom. To live in the world, one must learn to be round on the outside and square on the inside. However, this kind of wisdom needs to be exercised and cannot be solved by reading a few chicken soup articles. This book also talks mostly in general terms and is not in-depth enough.
With full accumulation, there will be more and more
An inspirational book worthy of everyone's study and rich in content...
Standardized discipline is the best bargaining chip in human life
A good book that teaches people how to understand the world.
Rich and exciting content
After reading it, it will change your life a lot. It is worth reading.
I have benefited a lot, like it, continue to read and study carefully
This kind of book is a teacher of how to deal with the world. Thumbs up for good books!
The vivid image of the lecture makes it benefit from it.
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