See Through "The Villain" and Understand the Scheming

This is simply an "anti-routine book"! [Love][Love][Love] Reading it is like getting a perspective map in a maze. It turns out that there are so many ways behind those puzzling "little moves". Although the book talks about the tricks of "villains", after reading it, you will know better how to keep your own "gentleman's way" - after all, only by seeing through the darkness can you move towards the light more firmly! Highly recommended to anyone who wants to stay sane in a complex world!

The Little Man's Classic, named after Feng Dao, is a magical work. Specializes in villains. According to traditional Confucian values, this is purely treacherous and despicable. However, villains are naturally everywhere, and there are only a few people who are absolutely moral. So, it's better to read this book!

This book first posts the original text of the book "The Little Man", then gives the vernacular translation, and finally explains the author's own understanding of the book. At the end of each chapter, the author summarizes and summarizes the content of the entire chapter. The book "The Little Man" is about the "little man" himself describing some skills in dealing with people and dealing with others. Many of the views in the book are inconsistent. The most vivid one is that the author of "The Little Man" believes that the lack of materials causes people to become villains. However, he later said that the nature of villains is like this, and even if they are rich enough, they are still acting like villains, which is more interesting. Of course the author of this book also pointed this out. However, it may not be that easy to "understand the villain's ways and still adhere to the gentleman's way". Correction, the original title of the book is "The Little Man's Classic"

After reading this book, you can see through the psychological mechanism of flattery and speculation, and you can also ask yourself: If you know the conspiracy, will you inevitably become a conspirator? Feng Dao served as an official for five dynasties and ten kings, and was denounced by Sima Guang as "a traitorous official". However, he also presided over the engraving of the Nine Classics and made great contributions to the inheritance of culture. It is precisely because of the violent tear between merit and integrity that the Little Man's Classic has dual value of warning and reflection. All in all it's worth reading.

The world is full of wonders. This book is one of the strange books. The title of the book is "The Classic of Little People", and its content is, of course, specifically about how to be a little person. At first glance, this book seems to teach people to be villains, but this is not the case. Just think, no one wants to be recognized as a villain. So how to measure it? This book is undoubtedly one of the standards. Only by knowing what villains are like can we teach people to avoid these behaviors.

"See Through the Villain and Understand the Scheming" does not encourage people to be scheming, but after revealing the complexity of world affairs, it reminds us: know the darkness, but still want the light; understand the villain, and don't be a villain. I hope we can all understand the dark side and still protect our kindness and bottom line.

It's well said, it's wonderfully said, and it touches on things that no one dares to say.

The sentence that has benefited me a lot and left a deep impression on me is: Read the Little Man's Classics and do the things of a gentleman. The interpretations are all based on current society, which is very interesting.

The writing is vivid. The interpretation is clear and logically structured. Focus on the key points every sentence.

You don't have to use it, but you have to know it.

Very good books

Still good. But it's not even interesting. It is better to read this book in conjunction with the Tao Te Ching and other books.

A gentleman can't do this or that. He keeps abusing himself all day long, but he gets nothing. A villain is not bound by morality and is completely free to do what he wants, but he gets whatever he wants.

The writing is very practical, and some unclear truths can be well explained here [Like][Like][Like]