Miss Xiguan

"Are you angry?" This book can have many themes and many interpretations. You can see love, workplace, and life, and you can see a little bit of idealism that remains in the intrigues, mixed interests, and chaos. They are chaotic, contradictory, and unfair, but they are logical and self-consistent. Their philosophy of doing things is based on values ​​with power as the core, and power is the materialization of desire. A society dominated by money, dominated by self, the expression of desires, and the pursuit of power, ultimately presents a workplace that is full of chaos, intrigues, and everyone is exquisitely egoistic. Everyone has exquisite egoism. Everyone starts from himself, pursues everything, spends his whole life calculating, and finally enters the game alone and appears miserable. They scheme against others and are schemed against by others. They treat others as tools and are willing to become pawns themselves. They are rule obeyers and have been trapped in the game their entire lives. So she asked: "Are you angry?" If you always play within the rules, you will never get out of the game. So who is the rule maker? Rules can only be made by breaking them. Everyone knows it, but everyone is still willing to get involved. What's the way to break the situation? It's not that I don't want to, it's that I can't. One person is just a mantis trying to act as a chariot, which will not help. Only when everyone joins in to give up what is in front of them and commit grievances outside the rules can the rules be changed, the elite discourse system be broken, their pretense be torn off, and the refined egoism be broken. But who are you? Do you deserve it? Can you let go of your desires? Are you born with the moral high ground? Hehe. Angry, but nothing but anger.

I am a chaotic little person, but I was deeply shocked after reading Fox's "I Revise Ancient Books for China" and "Miss Xiguan"! It's been three days since I read both books, and I'm still enlightened! Today, the spiritual platform is suddenly clear. Things that I couldn't understand before can now be seen clearly for their essence. Don't be entangled or judge. Keep your own bottom line and sink and float in the ocean of desire according to your own heart. These two books represent the era we are living through and have an impact on everyone. I hope Fox will publish more educational and meaningful books so that we can learn some cultural knowledge in our spare time.

The author is well versed in traditional culture and workplace culture. With the fortune of fire, middle-aged women are on the rise, and real estate is on the decline. If we can take advantage of the east wind of the cultural industry, cultural real estate can also bottom out and take off on the downward slope. The author gives two pairs of lovers the hope of finally getting married, which is a hint of warmth revealed in the intrigues. My favorite among all the characters is the old lady of Xiguan - the wise and transparent Grandma Jin. She is like a needle that stabilizes the sea, standing firmly in Xiguan and in people's hearts. Although I am currently in a management position in the workplace and the environment I am in is relatively simple and pragmatic, the author may not be able to survive more than three chapters in the article. All in all, I like the author's writing. The narrative is solid and informative, but the intention is grand and the details are subtle. I have finished reading the author's second novel and am looking forward to the author's next exciting story.

It is a wonderful story, a very real workplace, and describes the struggles and desires of each of us ordinary people. The three women each have their own personalities, stories, and desires. Very profound and well written. I don't despise Internet writing, but some texts are indeed of a much higher level, not as high as Internet writing.

The plot has ups and downs and depicts multiple-choice questions about human nature. If you want to keep yourself alive, the means are superficial, but to obtain happiness, you still need to rely on the wise way. The interpersonal relationships and competition for interests in the workplace are very realistic and vivid. Everyone will say that they must learn to protect themselves and do their jobs well. But standing in line and hugging others has been an invisible job since ancient times. Only by being the leader's knives and confidants can you get access to the scraps of core interests. If you are unwilling to do it or have no way to become the leader's knives and confidants, you will not even get the soup of interests or even keep your job. Therefore, there will be rumors that "money is hard to make and shit is hard to eat" and many people are attracted to it. Just being kind and being "ignorant and unable to see through the phenomenon to see the essence" means that your mind is not flexible, and you might as well be a down-to-earth clerk. After all, once you get in, you may not be able to stop. Sometimes you think that the leader pays attention to A and B, allowing them to get involved and take the opportunity to add value to the unit, etc. In fact, they may also let them compete with each other but just accompany them, and truly pave the way for C. Others are just sidekicks. I like Ms. Guan the most. She is a top student and has a business online. She is also gentle, decent, calm and funny and can accomplish many things successfully. She does not rely on sleeping with men to achieve her goals. She keeps herself clean and does not use men to vent her desires. He is also very resourceful and scheming. The women in this book are all independent and have firm goals and are not attracted to men. I also like Grandma Jin, a real lady from aristocratic family, with an open mind, high political consciousness, dignified, elegant and intelligent in her work.

I read three books by the author in a row! This is the third one. It tells the story of the workplace jungle in an era of rapid development. The author tried several genres and I was not disappointed with each one. This book is a realistic work. After reading it, I have mixed feelings that are difficult to express in a single word. When I was a child, people said someone was a good person and someone was a bad person. As I grew older, I discovered that people and human nature are the most difficult to understand. I have grown up with the characters in the book again, and many of the sentences are very resonant. The workplace and life are like a grassroots team; the adult world, the glamorous appearance, the lies behind it, the scars in the invisible corners... The character creation and storyline are wonderful. There is a small section of Chen Jiaxian's growth that is a little abrupt, but everything else is fine. Pan Chen Zhilian actually achieved positive results, which is a bit of sweetness besides the heavy weight. As for how far they can go together in the future, who knows. At this moment, I knew that the happiness, touching, and thinking I felt after reading a good book were real. That book was not in vain, and today was not wasted. Looking forward to more great works from the author! Recommend and vote for it!

At first, I couldn't understand it, I was depressed and wanted to explore it. Even after many years in the workplace, I still didn't want to admit some realities, just like Yu Bi. After all, I couldn't hold it back and chased it from early morning to midnight until the finale. There is resonance in the workplace, there is incomprehension of human nature, there is envy and disdain for exquisite egoism, and when it comes, there is a long sigh. The writing is very good and the highlights make me want to read it twice. Qimao contains many articles of different types, but they are just another kind of strange noise in the quiet time, which is not nutritious to kill time. This article is worth reading and thinking about. Give everything you have.

It's the first book I've read that talks about the times, and it's very profound. Overall, it's a group portrait, each with its own characteristics and an online IQ.

After reading the first few chapters, I marveled at the author's writing skills. He must have done a lot of homework, or has relevant professional experience, and has a solid basis in reality. It's not bloody, it doesn't catch horses, it doesn't float, it's quite exciting. The article is too short, please read it later.

It comes from ancient books, but this one made me feel depressed and heartbroken. Every character tries their best to get money and power, and even speaks unscrupulously for the sake of profit. This is part of human nature in reality. Although reading it can keep certain people awake and rational, it can also make people distorted. I couldn't stand it anymore and gave up. There is a snack in the supermarket that looks like mochi. It says: Life is hard, let's have some mochi. So, I'm very tired from work, so I called and read a sweet book. Whether Ah Q or Buddhist, suffering in the heart is the real suffering.