Affairs of Ji Han Mansion: Rong Chen's First Year of Life

Reading "Three Kingdoms" and knowing the history will benefit you a lot: First of all, it allows us to understand the complexity and game of human nature in the ever-changing situation - we can not only draw wisdom from Cao Cao's heroic spirit and Zhuge Liang's dedication, but also learn to understand people and introspect from some failure cases. Secondly, it allows us to understand the rules of planning and success in the rise and fall of success and failure. Whether it is the victory of the weak against the strong in the Battle of Guandu, or the regrets of the six expeditions from Qishan, it can help us understand the relationship between the current situation and personal efforts. Finally, it is a bridge between the past and the present. When you find that the difficulties in today's workplace and interpersonal relationships are exactly the same as the stories from thousands of years ago, you can use the depth of history to calmly deal with the current ups and downs.