Resigned and humiliated by the leader? He used a broken book called "The Number of Plum Blossoms" to calculate: Don't move and wait for the wind to come.
From a person on the margins of the system to a "common man of the world", what he relied on was not a golden finger, but a bowl of cabbage soup, a Da Liuren lesson, and a health-preserving secret from the "Huangdi Neijing".
In 20 years, traditional culture has become the key to breaking the situation.
This is the story of a social worker who was in PUA for three years. After resigning, he stayed in a plum hut and solved two thousand years of unsolved cases using Yi theory, medical knowledge, and food.
Read this book to see how an ordinary person can live his life as a "common person".
Reader comments
As a first-wave reader, I must come and give this book a "stand". When I opened the first chapter, I was immediately shocked - not the kind of "thirty years in Hedong and thirty years in Hexi" kind of coolness, but a more advanced cultural hard-core coolness that makes your spine shiver.
Silence is not some reborn god of war, nor is he a miraculous doctor who came down from the mountain. He is just an ordinary social worker who has been led by PUA for three years and dare not leave even though the plan has been changed twelve times. But when he used the four words "immovable and non-occupying" in "The Number of Plum Blossoms" to calculate his fate of "waiting for the wind to come"; when he used the three-pass deduction in "Da Liuren" to see through the "door of death" of his business opponents at a glance - my whole body was on fire. He is not "fortune telling", he is using the wisdom of the ancients to solve the problems in modern people's lives.
The best thing about this book is that: Yili, Qimen, Liuren, and Diet Therapy are not metaphysics, but keys to solving problems. The prescription that Mo Mo prescribed to his insomniac boss was three qian of Schisandra chinensis and five qian of wild jujube kernels; the bowl of "crucian carp and tofu soup" he cooked for his friend who was on the verge of bankruptcy contained the secrets of "Shan Jia Qing Gong" and the five elements. Do you think he is cooking? He is using "The Book of Changes" to teach you how to "treat illnesses before they occur".
From "resigning to stay in Meilu" to "unraveling the mystery of the 2000 Yuan Vet Case", from being betrayed by a close friend to completing the ultimate reconciliation with a bowl of soup. There is no golden finger in this book, only a badly-thumbed copy of "Plum Blossoms Yishu Predictions" and the tranquility of a man who spent 20 years to live his life as a "common man".
Want to see how traditional Yi studies deconstruct the modern business chess game? Want to see how an ordinary bowl of cabbage and tofu soup can become a medicine to fight against fate? You won't lose money if you pursue this book.
Finally, I would like to send these words of silence to all my friends who are confused in the workplace:
"If you don't move, you won't occupy it. If you don't move, you won't occupy it. If you are unhappy at three years old, it's not because you're depressed, but because you're accumulating strength."
There are plum blossoms in the plum house, and there is Tao in the soup.
Shen Mo spent half his life learning one thing: using the Book of Changes to observe phenomena, using Da Liuren to deduce, and using a bowl of soup to settle himself and others.
From a marginalized person within the system to a "knowledgeable person" invited to annotate a mystery that happened thousands of years ago, the path he has taken is to take traditional culture out of the pile of old papers and turn it into life wisdom that breaks the situation.
There were no shocking adventures, only a well-thumbed copy of "Plum Blossoms in Numbers", and twenty years of plum fragrance, fire, and tea.
This is an answer to "How to live your life clearly".
As a first-wave reader, I must come and give this book a "stand". When I opened the first chapter, I was immediately shocked - not the kind of "thirty years in Hedong and thirty years in Hexi" kind of coolness, but a more advanced cultural hard-core coolness that makes your spine shiver. Silence is not some reborn god of war, nor is he a miraculous doctor who came down from the mountain. He is just an ordinary social worker who has been led by PUA for three years and dare not leave even though the plan has been changed twelve times. But when he used the four words "immovable and non-occupying" in "The Number of Plum Blossoms" to calculate his fate of "waiting for the wind to come"; when he used the three-pass deduction in "Da Liuren" to see through the "door of death" of his business opponents at a glance - my whole body was on fire. He is not "fortune telling", he is using the wisdom of the ancients to solve the problems in modern people's lives. The best thing about this book is that: Yili, Qimen, Liuren, and Diet Therapy are not metaphysics, but keys to solving problems. The prescription that Mo Mo prescribed to his insomniac boss was three qian of Schisandra chinensis and five qian of wild jujube kernels; the bowl of "crucian carp and tofu soup" he cooked for his friend who was on the verge of bankruptcy contained the secrets of "Shan Jia Qing Gong" and the five elements. Do you think he is cooking? He is using "The Book of Changes" to teach you how to "treat illnesses before they occur". From "resigning to stay in Meilu" to "unraveling the mystery of the 2000 Yuan Vet Case", from being betrayed by a close friend to completing the ultimate reconciliation with a bowl of soup. There is no golden finger in this book, only a badly-thumbed copy of "Plum Blossoms Yishu Predictions" and the tranquility of a man who spent 20 years to live his life as a "common man". Want to see how traditional Yi studies deconstruct the modern business chess game? Want to see how an ordinary bowl of cabbage and tofu soup can become a medicine to fight against fate? You won't lose money if you pursue this book. Finally, I would like to send these words of silence to all my friends who are confused in the workplace: "If you don't move, you won't occupy it. If you don't move, you won't occupy it. If you are unhappy at three years old, it's not because you're depressed, but because you're accumulating strength." There are plum blossoms in the plum house, and there is Tao in the soup. Shen Mo spent half his life learning one thing: using the Book of Changes to observe phenomena, using Da Liuren to deduce, and using a bowl of soup to settle himself and others. From a marginalized person within the system to a "knowledgeable person" invited to annotate a mystery that happened thousands of years ago, the path he has taken is to take traditional culture out of the pile of old papers and turn it into life wisdom that breaks the situation. There were no shocking adventures, only a well-thumbed copy of "Plum Blossoms in Numbers", and twenty years of plum fragrance, fire, and tea. This is an answer to "How to live your life clearly".