Conspiracy in the World: 7 Top Wise Men Teach Us the Tricks of Conspiracy

The significance of history to us ordinary people is not archeology, but understanding the present. History is never serious and rigid, but full of high-level fun. The seven figures written in the book can be called the top wise men and top advisers in Chinese history. They all played a vital role in the development of Chinese civilization and the rise and fall of dynasties. For example, Zhou Gongdan, the strongest auxiliary of the Great Zhou Dynasty; For example, Guan Zhong, the "naturally chosen worker" who brought Qi to its peak; For example, Li Si grew up from a low-level civil servant to the CEO of an empire; For example, Xiao He was the leader of the Eighteen Yuan Gong in the founding of the Han Dynasty; For example, Chen Ping has turned "deceit" into art; For example, Zhuge Liang used a bad hand of cards to become a king; For example, Zhang Juzheng is well versed in the gray-scale survival philosophy of officialdom... This book is not a history textbook, but uses history to reflect reality, history to analyze human nature, and history to analyze wisdom. What it tells us is the deepest and essential principles and laws of being a person and doing things. Although the author's way of telling history is humorous, it seems that he has brought these seven sages and wise men into modern society to tell us a talk show. But every analysis in the book is real information, and has practical guiding significance for our work and life today, as well as for our society and workplace.