Since its birth, "Houheixue" has been a wonder in the Chinese cultural world and has sold tens of millions of copies. Li Zongwu put down the fundamentals of history in his writing and in broad daylight, and evaluated the success secrets of ancient and modern people as nothing more than "thick faces and dark hearts." Using sharp writing and pungent words to criticize all things in the world and people of ancient and modern times, this lofty theory that is older than Lu Xun must be worthy of learning, research and inheritance by the world.
China is a country of etiquette. Chinese people have been saving face since ancient times. They don't say what should be said and go around in circles. They not only lose a great opportunity but also sacrifice their own interests. From this point of view, speaking still requires skills. If you don't have the ability to adapt, you may get into trouble. Therefore, thick black skills must be intangible and colorless. You can not only please others but also achieve your own goals. This is the real thick black skills.
"The Illustrated Complete Collection of Houhei Studies" extensively collects a large number of Li Zongwu's papers and monographs, including "Houhei Studies", "Houhei Principles", "Houhei Conghua", "Houhei Bielu", "Discussions on Social Issues", "Trends of Chinese Academics" and other chapters, including Zhang Mosheng , Lin Yutang, Nan Huaijin, Bo Yang and other cultural celebrities have in-depth interpretations of Li Zongwu and his books, with exquisite illustrations and detailed illustrations, allowing you to appreciate the essence of Hou Hei's thoughts in the shortest possible time. It is a true "Complete Collection of Hou Hei Studies" with both pictures and texts.
Reader comments
The book says, "China is a country of etiquette, and Chinese people have always cared about face." I think it makes sense. Sometimes we miss opportunities just because we care too much about other people's opinions. However, we still have to have our own principles and bottom lines, and we cannot do whatever it takes to achieve the goal. As the book says, "It is extremely despicable to use thick black to seek one's own selfish interests; to use thick black to seek the public benefit of everyone is the supreme morality." This book gave me new thinking about interpersonal relationships, and it is worth reading.
The book says, "China is a country of etiquette, and Chinese people have always cared about face." I think it makes sense. Sometimes we miss opportunities just because we care too much about other people's opinions. However, we still have to have our own principles and bottom lines, and we cannot do whatever it takes to achieve the goal. As the book says, "It is extremely despicable to use thick black to seek one's own selfish interests; to use thick black to seek the public benefit of everyone is the supreme morality." This book gave me new thinking about interpersonal relationships, and it is worth reading.
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