The Art of Love

Author: [USA] Fromm
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Publish Date: 2004-03-01
Features: Love is the way of human existence, the interpretation of love by the master of 20th-century social psychology. Everyone can ask themselves, how many truly capable lovers have you truly met? Listen to Liu Xinwu decode the mysteries of "Dream of the Red Chamber"; follow "The 100 Lectures" to solve the mysteries of the "12 Emperors of the Qing Dynasty"; all authoritative documentaries from CCTV Channel 10, including "Archaeological China," "Mysteries of China," and "Exploration and Discovery," are included. Don't miss it! Reading this book will definitely disappoint readers who expect simple tricks in the art of love. On the contrary, this book tells readers that love is not something that can be indulged in at will, regardless of the person's level of maturity. This book aims to make readers believe: if you do not exert your maximum agency to develop your entire personality and thereby achieve a creative tendency, then all efforts in love are doomed to fail; if you lack the ability to love your neighbor, if you lack true humility, true courage, true confidence, and true self-control, then you will never achieve success in personal love. In a culture that lacks the aforementioned qualities, the ability to love is naturally difficult to attain. Or, to put it another way—anyone can ask themselves, how many truly loving people have you seen?