"This is a Chinese story about rules, human relations and dignity, a modern Chinese industrial and commercial history written with the warp and weft of cloth. The bronze ruler in Tao Wan'er's hand measures the contract, the human heart, and the efforts of a nation to find order in a changing situation." "The biggest contribution of "The Gap of Order" is that it allows us to see: in the imperial system During the long transition period when the rule of law collapsed and the rule of law was not established, the Chinese did not live in the jungle. We have another set of order that has been forgotten by official history - it is hidden in the account books, beside the dye vats, and between the lips and teeth of the mediators. "The story is about: A woman in the dyeing shop took over the bronze ruler and weaved a way for businessmen in troubled times.
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The book takes Huizhou's commercial mediation as an incision, weaving a thick picture of civil order and the changes of the times between the warp and weft cloth and the secret words of the account books. Tao Wan'er holds a bronze ruler and walks in the gap between rules and human feelings. He is neither subversive nor conservative, but explores the modern translation of traditional ethics with pragmatic wisdom. The technical details of the novel are authentic and testable, the character growth is deeply rooted in the historical texture, and the roots and bones of Chinese innovation can be seen in the gaps.
The book takes Huizhou's commercial mediation as an incision, weaving a thick picture of civil order and the changes of the times between the warp and weft cloth and the secret words of the account books. Tao Wan'er holds a bronze ruler and walks in the gap between rules and human feelings. He is neither subversive nor conservative, but explores the modern translation of traditional ethics with pragmatic wisdom. The technical details of the novel are authentic and testable, the character growth is deeply rooted in the historical texture, and the roots and bones of Chinese innovation can be seen in the gaps.