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Books by Sun Hao
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Onstage and Behind the Scenes: A Government Insider's Stories 幕前幕后（官场人写官场事儿）
Li Zimin, the mayor of Xianghan City, had already been selected by the provincial committee, yet he suddenly lost the vote at the city's People's Congress. Was it a power struggle, or the will of the people? In the late 1990s, state-owned enterprise reform entered its most challenging phase, and the men and women behind the scenes began stepping into the spotlight. Political rivalries, the rise and fall of fortunes in the business world, ruthless competition for fame and wealth, and life-and-dea
6.9kReads9.5Score832Shelves
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Li Wenge's Rise to Power (Complete in Four Volumes) 李文戈升官记（全四册）
This is one of renowned author Sun Hao’s best-known works. It is both a guide to advancement for university graduates from humble backgrounds and an essential handbook of wisdom for anyone starting out in the workplace! Li Wenge, a teacher-training college graduate from a poor family with no connections, joins the municipal personnel bureau through a chance opportunity. The other graduate who joins the bureau alongside him, Chai Fu, is the son of a wealthy businessman whose family assets amount
396Reads9.3Score100Shelves
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The World's Most Mysterious Invisibility Art 天下最为神秘的隐身道
There are countless paths to success, but figuring out which one suits you is no easy task. That is why people are always racking their brains to understand the way to success and gain every possible advantage. Broad in scope and rich in content, this book clearly traces the lives and approaches to dealing with the world of twelve figures from ancient Chinese history. It is a reference book that builds from individual cases to a broader picture, and explores the hidden methods of famous historic
95Reads8.8Score—Shelves
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The Art of Leadership in Chinese Strategy 中国谋略之统御术
“Command style” refers to the ability and will to unite soldiers under a common goal, a style that inspires and instills confidence. His approach to command placed particular importance on people, emphasizing the need to understand “human nature” completely. A leader who sees only the advantages of weapons and equipment while overlooking the inner strength of the human spirit can never be truly fit to lead. Balzac once said, “The cleverest way to lead is to guide your subordinates toward achievi
19Reads8.7Score—Shelves