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Lao Tzu's Scripture on Life - Popular Interpretation of Lao Tzu's 29 Tips for Self-Cultivation
This book adheres to the principle of making the past serve the present, and uses a new perspective and popular and poetic language to explain Laozi's philosophy of life, such as "great achievements are born from inaction" (sages do things without doing anything, and teach without words), "don't go too far after everything arises" (when the Tao is used, there is a surplus), "silence is gold, reticence is blessing" (talking too much is poor, it is better to stay in the middle), etc., Which inspir
—Reads9.3Score—Shelves
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Zhuangzi Tells Stories: the Way of Laozi and Zhuangzi
"Zhuangzi" ranks first among hundreds of scholars and is known as "the most difficult book" in the world. What kind of book is it? The whole book takes a macro perspective and does not dwell on the exegesis of each word. It aims to clarify the health-preserving purpose of "Zhuangzi". Only by interpreting it from the perspective of health preservation can people suddenly understand the many doubtful and controversial prescriptions. Each "Miscellaneous Talk" and "Appendix" in the book are eclectic
—Reads9.4Score—Shelves
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Reading History Strategies
This book provides an overview of the current conspiracies and plots, successes and failures in Chinese history. By analyzing the cases of 70 classic strategists, it summarizes the "Seven Paths of the Wise": the path of the king, the path of ministers, the path of generals, the path of staff, the path of lobbyists, the path of chivalrous people, and the path of sages, for reference by those who are interested.
—Reads7.7Score—Shelves
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Wang Xifeng Is Good at Handling Things
The book "Wang Xifeng has a good hand in doing things" is written by Wang Shaonong and Yang Cuo. This book is guided by the story in "A Dream of Red Mansions", uses the past to talk about the present, draws on the management methods of the character Wang Xifeng in the work, and tells how a manager can manage a mess. A fun and engaging read.
—Reads8.5Score—Shelves
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Knowledge of Planning
As the saying goes, "Strategy is worse than outsmarting", which means that "strategy" is the key to success. "The Book of Changes", "The Art of War" and "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" are classics about strategy in our country's traditional culture. This book is an in-depth discussion of the "study of planning" through these three classics. This book is a meticulous work that blends classicism with modernity, organically combines events and principles, and is full of insights.
—Reads9.4Score—Shelves
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Confucius Thought
The beginning of the book details the nine significances of Confucius' thoughts to China and the world, and introduces the attitudes and methods that must be adopted to learn Confucius. Following the special article "Basic Concepts of Confucianism", the essence of Confucianism is extracted to facilitate learning and understanding. The main part is the explanation and annotation of the twenty chapters of The Analects of Confucius. Based on Zhu Zi's annotations, it promotes Confucius' thoughts and
—Reads8.0Score—Shelves