To Know People, You Must Read "Bingjian"

This thin booklet is like a key polished by time. It does not teach you tactics, but takes you into the secret room where a wise man observed human nature a hundred years ago. There are no mysterious spells there, only the delicate discrimination of eyes, bones, and breath. When reading, I feel as if I have borrowed Zeng Guofan's eyes to see the world: it turns out that the hesitation between the brows and the aftertaste in the voice are all telling the unmodified truth. When the pages of the book are closed, you will find that you have a quiet awareness, as if you suddenly heard the clear sound of the stream flowing through the stones in the noisy world.

The full text of "Bing Jian" is divided into seven volumes: divine bones, strength and softness, appearance, mood, man, voice, and complexion. Why can experts recognize people and see through them at a glance? This is of course not metaphysics, but methodical and systematic science. Zeng Guofan has highly summarized his lifelong efforts in understanding people and created this book. He condenses the complex skills of observing people into several core dimensions such as "spirit, bones, energy, emotions, and rituals". He teaches how to identify people step by step. The method is simple, direct, practical, and replicable. This book is divided into three parts: the original text, the translation, and the analysis. The translation is more literal, with the emphasis on analysis and a thorough dismantling of the original text. Reading this book is like wearing a "human filter" that can quickly see through complex appearances and accurately distinguish between sincerity and hypocrisy.

Zeng Guofan's wisdom in understanding people is like an ancestral "Secret Book of Human Relations and Sophistication of the World." There are no big principles, it's all about looking at people in a down-to-earth way. The seven chapters are about reading people's hearts from their eyes, words, and looks. After learning it, I feel like I have a clear mirror when I make friends and look at my colleagues.

This book does not teach skills, but changes a pair of eyes. Seven volumes of text sharpen your eyesight and refine Zeng Guofan's experience into your intuition. Reading people is no longer about guessing, it is about reading. Once you understand it, you will know that the proper way to get along with others is all written in the ledger written with facial expressions, eyes, and expressions.

It is a very interesting book. The seven thin volumes teach people to see through the complexion of the soul. The translation is straightforward and thorough, turning metaphysics into an operational manual. It may not be suitable for today's society, but it is quite surprising to be able to see another side of Zeng Guofan.

If you are about to become a department leader, this book is like a private note given to you by a retired old secretary. He broke down his decades-old methods of studying people and wrote them into seven short articles to teach you how to tell your true temperament from the tightness of your eyes and the pitch of your voice. It's not some profound knowledge, it's all old principles that are practical to the core.

Zeng Wenzhenggong's wisdom in understanding people is an old-school life reference book worth keeping beside your pillow. There are no mysterious truths. The seven articles are like seven keys, teaching you to understand a person's trump card from his expression. After reading it thoroughly, you will feel more confident when dealing with people.

This is Zeng Guofan's code book for identifying people. The seven chapters dismantle mysterious words such as "the bones of the gods are strong and soft" into a dynamic system for identifying people. Old wisdom is put into new wine, teaching you to develop calm "penetration" in the complicated world.

Zeng Guofan actually had this ability to recognize people. To put it bluntly, it was physiognomy. Is this the so-called "reading people's dishes"? It's quite interesting and worth reading several times.

Sometimes it makes sense to judge people by their appearance. After all, appearance comes from the heart!

You can try these people-knowing skills in practice, it's quite fun [laughing]

This "Bingjian" is simply a guide to avoid pitfalls when traveling in the world. Read it and you will see who is sincere and who is hypocritical, just like a clearly marked price in your eyes. You will never be a fool again.

Easy to understand and very useful [Like]

I want to say, why is it that Lao Zeng is able to achieve great things? He knows and employs people! This book is an exclusive secret book for knowing people. It is super practical. You can take it away without any thanks!