Complete Works of Zeng Guofan: Seven Tips for Recognizing People (4 Volumes in Total)

Zeng Guofan's Seven Tips for Recognizing People can be used to gain insight into a person's appearance. This is not simply the experience gained by a Confucian scholar in officialdom. More importantly, it is a summary of the reading of a large number of classic documents and the good aspects of identifying people, from a person's voice/form/mode to the combination of his mind and heart. We can observe a person's past and present lives, and avoid being confused by the appearance of things by removing the false and recording the truth. Combined with his self-cultivation series of readings, we can recognize people by reading ourselves. Although we cannot reach the realm of Zeng Guofan, we can still be superb compared to it and occupy a special place in the secular world.

This book has unique explanations and is highly practical. It can be described as a masterpiece. The author wrote this book based on his own life experience and success. In this book, he systematically and completely summarizes Zeng Guofan's art of recognizing people. The specific discussion consists of three parts: the original text, interpretation and detailed explanation. Therefore, through the organic combination of concise style, concise text, appropriate pictures and other elements, it can comprehensively analyze Zeng Guofan's unique skills of recognizing people to readers, which is extremely practical, enlightening and reference.

This book is very interesting! It teaches us how to recognize people by observing their bones, strength, appearance, etc. I find it particularly powerful. I like the part about strength and softness in the book the most. It says that some people forget everything when they are happy and become furious when they are angry. This kind of people are rude. Others are nothing special when they are calm and cannot get excited when they are excited. This kind of people are stupid. But if a person can hide something deeply, he may be a treacherous person. However, the book also says that rude and stupid people may live longer! In short, this book taught me a lot of skills in reading people, which I found very useful.

Zeng Guofan was an important official in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China. He was also an important thinker and military strategist during the Qing Dynasty. He played a decisive role in the development of the Qing Dynasty's modernization. This book focuses on Zeng Guofan's personal character and his behavior, which contains a large amount of political, military, cultural and personal experience. He spoke of judging a person's character and abilities by his words and actions. If his actions are inconsistent with what he says, or if he lacks honesty and principles, then he may not be a person to be trusted. You can learn about a person's social skills and interpersonal relationships by observing how he interacts with others. For example, a person who is sociable and friendly to others is often more popular and trusted. These methods can allow us to better understand Zeng Guofan.

Zeng Guofan was full of wisdom, and this book tells how Zeng Guofan identified a person's character. He uses seven seemingly simple tricks to get to know people. These seven tricks may seem simple, but they contain profound truths. Through these seven tricks, we can learn Zeng Guofan's wisdom, correctly understand a person's character, and better apply it to our lives. This book contains very clear principles, and I highly recommend everyone to read it.