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443 卡 Kahneman: Behavioral Economics [Korean] Written by Oh Hyung-Kyu, [Korean] Illustrated by Yin Byung-Cheol, Translated by Liu Lucompleted —Reads9.3Score—Shelves

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Many times, books do not teach you how to make money, but open your mind, make you think about practice, and provide you with a good idea for making money. If you want to learn to make money, you can't just learn to make money. You must understand economics, human nature, etc.

444 资 Das Kapital (Guomai Classics) [Germany] Written by Karl Marx; Translated by Guo Dali; Wang Yanancompleted —Reads9.4Score—Shelves

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The inside is ambition, the outside is knowledge.

446 恒 Hengji Fengjie Xuanyuan Domineeringongoing —Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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Leave room for success in life: the great wisdom of survival hidden in thousands of years of history. The ancients often said that when you do things, leave room for future encounters; leave room for words, so that your words will not hurt others. There is also a wise saying, "A person never leaves a road or a mountain. If there is no way out, look for a way out first, think twice before acting, and logic will prove everything." In just a few words, he explains the fundamentals of how to live in the world and settle down in life. This is never cowardice and retreat, nor is it looking forward and backward, but is the wisdom of survival that has been accumulated for thousands of years and summed up from the rise and fall of countless histories and the success and failure of characters. Looking at the long history of China, how many princes, generals, literati, businessmen and common people have achieved good results and achieved great achievements because they understood this way, and how many heroes, powerful officials and dignitaries have ruined their reputations and lost everything because of violating this principle. Each of those dusty historical allusions is a vivid lesson, and each one is a straightforward revelation. There is no need for obscure truths. Only facts prove that leaving room for escape, leaving a way out, and thinking twice before acting is the long-term way to live in the world. Let me preface this by saying, "Leave room for words and deeds." Don't be full of words and don't be full of deeds. This is generosity in treating others, and it is also the wisdom of self-preservation. Everything in the world is reincarnated, and human relationships and events are all reversed. If you force others into a desperate situation today, you may have no way out tomorrow; if you speak arrogantly today and cut off others' escape options, tomorrow the situation will turn around, and you will also become passive. This is best proven by the story of Bao Shuya waiting for Guan Zhong during the Spring and Autumn Period. Guan Zhong and Bao Shuya were close friends. They did business together in their early years, and Guan Zhong took more profits. Bao Shuya didn't blame him for being greedy, knowing that he came from a poor family. When he joined the army, Guan Zhong retreated from battle many times, but Bao Shuya didn't blame him for being cowardly, knowing that he was thinking about his mother at home. Later, the two of them were their own masters. Guan Zhong assisted the young master Jiu, and even shot an arrow at the young master Xiaobai, who later became Duke Huan of Qi, in order to seize power. After Duke Huan of Qi came to the throne, he wanted to avenge his death and even worshiped Bao Shuya as his prime minister. But instead of adding insult to injury, Bao Shuya tried his best to intercede for Guan Zhong, praised Guan Zhong for his talents, and persuaded Duke Huan of Qi to put aside his personal grudges and reuse Guan Zhong to govern the country. Bao Shuya knew very well that things in the world are impermanent, and he could not kill them all because of past grievances. Leaving room for his enemies would not only leave hope for the country of Qi, but also leave a reputation for benevolence for himself. In the end, Duke Huan of Qi accepted Guan Zhong, and Guan Zhong assisted Qi wholeheartedly, helping Qi become the overlord of the Spring and Autumn Period. Bao Shuya was always respected by Duke Huan of Qi and Guan Zhong, and his life was stable, and his reputation spread throughout the ages. On the other hand, Xiang Yu in the late Qin Dynasty was a man of unrivaled strength and unparalleled bravery, but he always did what he did and what he said, and ultimately ended up committing suicide in Wujiang River. At the Hongmen Banquet, he had countless opportunities to get rid of Liu Bang, but missed the opportunity due to indecision. Even so, if he could keep Liu Bang in check, he would not have endless troubles. Later, when he came to Xianyang, he burned Epang Palace on fire, trapped and killed the surrendered soldiers, and left no room for the enemy, the people, and the surrendered ministers. He looked majestic, but actually chilled the hearts of the people in the world. He relied on his martial arts to be unparalleled, claiming that no one in the world could compete with him. He refused to listen to advice or accept good advice. He did everything he could and kept his word. In the end, he betrayed all his relatives and left, and was forced to Wujiang by Liu Bang. He clearly had the opportunity to cross the river and make a comeback, but because of his arrogance, he refused to leave himself a way out. This was the end of a generation of overlords. Xiang Yu's failure was never due to force, but because he didn't know how to leave room, and he didn't understand the principles of not doing what he said and not doing what he said, forcing himself into a situation with no way out. Let's talk about "people never leave the mountain without abandoning the land and the mountain; before there is a way out, they must first look for a way out". People cannot cut off the foundation of their own survival. They must plan their escape route in advance so that they will not be at a loss when danger strikes. Tigers live in the mountains because the mountains are their hiding places and hunting places. If they leave the mountains, the tigers will be in danger. No matter how high a person is in the world or what achievements he has, he must not forget his origins and abandon his foundation, let alone forget the sorrows in good times. Paving the way forward is the foundation for a long-term foothold. This wisdom is most vividly reflected in the famous Warring States general Wang Jian. Wang Jian was the greatest contributor to Qin's victory over the six kingdoms. He led the Qin army to defeat Zhao, Yan, and Chu. He made great military achievements, held a large number of troops, and won the support of the soldiers. Such meritorious officials are most likely to be jealous of the monarch. Countless famous generals in history have shocked their masters due to their great achievements, and ended up dying. But Wang Jian knew very well the principle of "looking for a retreat before there is a way out". Before leading an army of 600,000 to attack Chu, he planned a retreat for himself in advance. When he went on an expedition, he repeatedly asked Qin Shihuang for farmland, houses, and rewards. The soldiers around him felt that he was too greedy and advised him to restrain himself. But Wang Jian knew very well that since he had the most powerful troops in the country, the monarch would definitely be suspicious of him, so he took the initiative to ask for property to show that he had no ambition to seize power, and just wanted to live a stable life and protect the family business, so that the monarch would let down his guard. At the same time, Wang Jian never became arrogant and domineering because of his great military exploits. He treated the ministers of the court with humility and courtesy, and treated the soldiers with clear rewards and punishments. He never bullied others with power, let alone did anything that violated the principles of the court. He gradually gained popularity and solid foundation for himself. After defeating the Chu State and pacifying the world, Wang Jian did not covet power and position. He took the initiative to resign to Qin Shihuang, handed over his military power, retired to his hometown, and lived in peace in his old age. He understood from the beginning that military power was both glory and disaster, and that a high position brought aura and danger. He saw clearly the hidden dangers of a high-status leader in advance, and planned a way out in advance. In the end, he was able to end well and his family was preserved. In sharp contrast to Wang Jian is Han Xin in the early Western Han Dynasty. Han Xin is known as the "Soldier Immortal". He used his troops like a god to pacify the four sides and conquered the Han Dynasty for Liu Bang, making an unparalleled contribution. But he did not understand the wisdom of "finding a way out first". After he became famous, he took credit for himself and did not know how to restrain his sharpness. He neither knew how to please the monarch nor how to win over people's hearts. Even when he had a large number of troops, he had different intentions and his words were disrespectful. He only saw the glory and wealth in front of him, never thought about the hidden dangers of his great achievements, and never planned a way out for himself. He was neither willing to give up military power, nor could he keep his peace. In the end, he was jealous of Liu Bang and Empress Lu, and ended up being beheaded in Changle Palace. A generation of famous generals died with hatred. Han Xin's tragedy was precisely because he only knew how to advance but not how to retreat. He only knew how to fight but not how to plan a way out. He eventually became a victim of the power struggle. Finally, he said, "Think twice before acting, and logic will prove everything." Don't be impulsive or blind in everything. Think more and weigh more when encountering problems. Use facts and logic to judge right and wrong and make decisions, rather than relying on your whim or passion. Impulse is the devil, and blindness is a trap. Most of the mistakes and failures in the world are caused by doing things without thinking and relying solely on intuition. Only by thinking twice before acting, using logic to sort out the pros and cons, and distinguish right from wrong, can we avoid risks and avoid detours. Ji Wenzi, a senior official in the State of Lu during the Spring and Autumn Period, is an example of "think before you act". It is recorded in "The Analects" that when Ji Wenzi encounters trouble, he must think twice before taking action. He occupies a high position and is in charge of national affairs. No matter how big or small, he never makes hasty decisions. When encountering problems, he first analyzes the causes and consequences, weighs the pros and cons, considers the possible risks and consequences, and then makes the safest choice. He assisted the three generations of monarchs of the State of Lu, and was honest and prudent in his official duties. Under his governance, the political situation of the State of Lu was stable and the people were happy. He was always deeply loved by the people and trusted by the monarch. Someone asked him why he should be so entangled in everything, just do more, but Ji Wenzi replied: "The world is complicated. If you make a mistake, you will make a mistake every step. If you don't think twice, how can you be responsible for yourself and the country?" Ma Di during the Three Kingdoms period was a negative example of "thinking before acting". Ma Su had been familiar with military books since he was a child, and he talked about the art of war in a clear and logical manner, which won Zhuge Liang's trust. However, he is stubborn in doing things and can only talk on paper. He never combines reality or careful consideration when encountering problems, and blindly makes decisions based on book theory. When guarding the key location of Jieting, he did not listen to Zhuge Liang's advance combat deployment, nor did he listen to Lieutenant General Wang Ping's repeated advice. He did not analyze the topography of Jieting, did not consider the enemy's combat strategy, and blindly stationed his troops on the mountain. He thought he was condescending and unstoppable, which completely violated the logic of actual combat. As a result, the Wei army cut off water sources and besieged the mountains and forests. The Shu army became chaotic without fighting. The street pavilion was completely lost. Zhuge Liang's Northern Expedition failed. In the end, he could only kill Ma Su in tears. The root cause of Ma Su's failure was that he did things without thinking twice, without paying attention to logic, and only relied on subjective assumptions. In the end, he not only ruined his own life, but also delayed the great cause of the country. Thousands of years of history and thousands of stories all confirm that only by leaving room for action can you move forward and retreat freely; by leaving room for speech can you avoid offending others and not causing trouble; by not forgetting your roots and not losing your roots, can you always have a foothold; by planning your way out in advance can you calmly deal with crises when they come; by thinking twice before acting and using logic to judge right and wrong can you avoid traps and make fewer mistakes. Life in this world is never smooth sailing, and there is never a road ahead without risks. A true wise man never moves forward bravely without any scruples, but knows how to restrain his edge and leave room for danger. He knows how to be prepared for danger in times of peace and prepare for a rainy day. He knows how to think calmly and follow logic. "People never leave the mountain without leaving the road. If there is no way out, look for a way out first, think twice before acting, and logic will prove everything." This is not a passive avoidance of the world, but the most transparent and pragmatic survival wisdom. This wisdom is equally applicable to high-ranking dignitaries or ordinary people; whether it is a major matter of conquering the world or a trivial matter of food, rice, oil and salt. Only by keeping your words soft and calm, not forgetting your worries when things are going well, and not losing hope in times of adversity, thinking more about everything, not being impulsive and blind, and using facts and logic to guide the direction, can you walk steadily and far in the complicated world. You can not only keep your original intention, but also protect your own stability, and gain long-term peace and success. This great wisdom hidden in historical allusions is worth learning and practicing by each of us throughout our lives.

447 操 Trader's Notes The Setting Sun Outside the WindowUrban3.4M Wordscompleted 5.7kReads8.6Score693Shelves

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Go read the novel I recommend. This is the best financial novel on the Internet. The story is very down-to-earth and realistic. I suspect that this book should be the personal autobiography of a certain financial tycoon. There is more than just the pretentiousness in the book. There are also poems and distant places. After reading this book, you will not only understand the market, but also gain perspective on the workplace and life.

448 断 Break Away [Japan] Written by Yamashita Eiko, Translated by Jia Yaopingcompleted —Reads9.3Score—Shelves

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The industry of organizers and organizers has become very popular recently. I recommend these books to organizers and organizers.

452 狼 Wolf Road Lu Ming, Zhang Zhenxiangcompleted —Reads9.5Score—Shelves

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#"Wolf Way: The Survival Rules of the Strong" On the edge of the bustling city, there is a forgotten corner, where a group of wolves live. They follow the unique wolf way and survive tenaciously in a world where the weak eat the strong. The protagonist Luo Feng is a young wolf who was forced to leave his hometown due to family changes. It embarks on a journey full of unknowns and challenges alone, encountering various difficulties and obstacles along the way. In the competition with other wolves, Luo Feng stood out with his wisdom and courage. The author describes the world of wolves in a delicate way. The wolves in the book have a strict hierarchy and survival rules. As Luo Feng continues to grow, he understands the essence of the Wolf Way: persistence in goals, loyalty to the team, and never giving up in difficult situations. This novel is not only

453 梦 Dreams Can Be so Beautiful Northern Xinjiang Ice Songcompleted —Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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A breath of fresh air, refreshing to listen to and resonating a lot.

455 灵 Spirit World*** ongoing —Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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From these books, you can at least learn how to deal with others. Jianghu is not about fighting and killing, but about human relationships. Start reading the third book at 69

456 人 World****** completed —Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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Learn the truth and understand life!

465 忠 The Road of Loyalty Miao Yingjicompleted —Reads8.1Score—Shelves

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Learn to make money from your predecessors, financial series.

479 奇 Strange Attractor Cantorcompleted —Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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A must-read book to make money in the stock market

480 涨 Daily Limit** completed —Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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A book where you can learn real skills! After reading these two books, you will be able to understand the main capital trends and identify the daily limit genes. Build your own trading system and take advantage of probability. Develop a strong trading mentality and overcome human weaknesses. Experience the cruelty and reality of the capital market and achieve the sublimation of knowledge. Brand new store opening concept and stock trading, unique insights! Witness the author's practical process of going from 200,000 to 1 million in three months using the technology in the book.

482 大 Big Businessmen Don't Cheat Li Zhuyaocompleted —Reads9.2Score—Shelves

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Autobiographies of financial figures show how they built a business empire from scratch

483 华 The Last Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioner in China YiwuyuUrban515k Wordscompleted 72.4kReads9.4Score6.7kShelves

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Have you ever seen a Chinese medicine doctor who can talk to the five internal organs? Chen Qing, a fledgling Chinese medicine novice, actually started a "complaint conference on the five internal organs" on the first day of his consultation! The spleen trembled: "Hi~~ It's so cold. That fat man showed off thirteen popsicles yesterday and almost froze me!" The lungs were full of resentment: "Forget it, I had hiccups all night and I couldn't sleep well. It's so frustrating!" The liver had no choice but to persuade him: "It's nothing to be greedy. Look at him staying up late for more than ten years, and I'm tired and thin. Have I complained?" Kidney didn't care: "What a big deal, I have a pile of stones in my stomach. Just lie down and it'll be over. Don't worry about it." He was furious: "I'm so angry! I'm almost over 200 pounds and I'm still eating blindly. I'm half dead from exhaustion. I don't want to live anymore!" Chen Qing was immediately confused: "What's going on?" In this ridiculous conversation, the new legend of traditional Chinese medicine begins! Come and unveil the mystery of this wonderful adventure in the world of traditional Chinese medicine and experience a different medical journey!