The Secret Art of Handling Affairs

Author: Liu Qianglun
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Publish Date: 2002-05-01
Features: As the saying goes, "Every family has its own difficult book to read." In fact, whether things are difficult or easy does not lie in the events themselves, but in the "difficult scripture" or the "easy scripture" you follow. Those who believe "a bottle and a bowl are enough" are chanting the "easy scripture"—believing in themselves and others, and daring to take action. The rich monk, on the other hand, chants the "difficult scripture"—believing only in himself and in material wealth, and always preparing. The ease or difficulty of handling things and their mutual transformation, apart from the "doing" and "not doing," also involve other aspects. Over thousands of years, people have summarized many similar "methods of dealing with life" in practice. Such as deep strategic planning, overall coordination, meticulous craftsmanship, striving for excellence, adapting to local conditions, guiding trends, diligent diligence, and hard work. Therefore, in addition to developing science and technology, strengthening the system, improving laws and regulations, and understanding international practices, it is also necessary to make the scientific and humanistic spirit embodied in these things common, habitual, and subtle, integrating them into our thoughts. This will make our work more standardized, reasonable, timely, convenient, easier, more efficient, more beneficial, and even more magical.