Dear scholar friend

Author: Zhou Jianqian
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: In men's eyes, women are indeed quite similar to those strange Martian creatures in science fiction films: their language, their thinking, their logic—so strange, just like the radio waves emitted by Martians!—Excerpt from Baozi's Diary
I guessed the Research Institute must be a place of great learning, where there must be many scholars as numerous as carp in a pond—Tian Suo's mother's words
I work at the Research Institute, and I study economics. To me, economics is a very perplexing subject. The numbers, terms, and charts in it are both rigid and obscure, often confusing my imagination-loving mind. As a result, year after year, day after day, I engage in this perplexing research in economics, and the result is some works I have written: "Scoring Your Wife," "Love Code," "Wife's Academy," "Marriage Tales," and "Scholar's Love," oh, and there's also this comic book you're holding in your hands right now—Zhou Jianqian
Readers of this book will find that the author seems to be talking about trivial household matters and all sorts of nonsense about love throughout the entire book. You won't even find a single production function curve or money supply curve symbolizing serious economics from beginning to end, yet the rigid, obscure, and difficult-to-understand principles of economics are explained in a way that makes them accessible.