Wu Zetian's Heart Attack Treatment and Black and White Book

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Publish Date: 2003-04-01
Features: In the history of ancient China, Wu Zetian's name is naturally a resounding one, as she was not only a "Wu Mimi" but also a ruler with iron will. Her role in the Tang Dynasty far exceeded the energy of any woman—her "Twelve Suggestions" and "Min Gu" are considered two well-structured, grand political and legal programs. In this sense, Wu Zetian's achievements stand out. The black and white of life are like the alternation of day and night. Opening the book of Wu Zetian's life, one can see both harmony and the glint of swords and daggers. Wu Zetian embodied this logic of winning hearts and minds: governing people is not about governing the surface but the heart, and governing the heart is governing the root. Those who are not good at governing people always rely on power to suppress others, making opponents agree in every situation; while true rulers hide their power in their hearts, leveraging others to govern, achieving immense influence. The purpose of this book is to unveil the calculations of the iron-blooded empress and expose the tricks of confusing black and white. I hope everyone can discard falsehood and preserve truth, adopting an "uphold and discard" approach to gain some benefit!