The author of "Life is like chess, chess is like life" compares life to playing chess. Life is like a chess game. On the chessboard, there are things like throwing bricks to attract jade, secretly crossing into Chen Cang, and swaying the tiger away from the mountain, and leading the sheep easily; there are things like pretending to attack the east and attacking the west, Li Daiping and peach deadlock, and there are also encircling Wei and rescuing Zhao, and hiding the sword in a smile... Thirty-six strategies are everywhere on the chessboard, and the wisdom of life is hidden among the chess pieces. Within a short distance, there is a battlefield thousands of miles away; every chess piece is like thousands of horses and thousands of armies.
Reader comments
This book uses chess as a metaphor for life, which is really wonderful! Just like my uncle, he has been determined to get ahead since he was a child, studied hard, and now he has really become an executive of a large company. Moreover, the book also says that you should have "qi" when playing chess. I think this applies not only to chess games, but also to life. I have a friend who is very energetic in everything he does and dares to think and do. Just like what the book says, he is full of vitality and vitality. However, I don't really like the way people are divided into three, six or nine levels in the book. Everyone has their own choices and values. Overall, this book made me think more about life, not bad!
This book uses chess as a metaphor for life, which is really wonderful! Just like my uncle, he has been determined to get ahead since he was a child, studied hard, and now he has really become an executive of a large company. Moreover, the book also says that you should have "qi" when playing chess. I think this applies not only to chess games, but also to life. I have a friend who is very energetic in everything he does and dares to think and do. Just like what the book says, he is full of vitality and vitality. However, I don't really like the way people are divided into three, six or nine levels in the book. Everyone has their own choices and values. Overall, this book made me think more about life, not bad!