Practical Manual for Cadres

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Features: Cadres are the decisive capital among all valuable capitals in the world. The excellent maxims and aphorisms of Stalin in the former Soviet Union are, like food, nourishing and can endure for centuries in any era. The truth expressed in language by German Nietzsche is a great force in people's lives. The French literary giant Montaigne once said, "I quote the words of predecessors because they are better than what I could say myself." A profound saying or an incisive argument often surpasses countless explanations, inspiring people's thoughts, revealing the essence of life, and possessing strong persuasive power. However, with the increasingly accelerated pace of modern society, the accumulation of human historical and cultural heritage has become ever richer, making it a daunting task to browse through the vast array of classics. Cadres often suffer from the hardships of "books are not enough when needed" and "words are hard to find when writing" when drafting articles or giving speeches. Therefore, compiling the outstanding writings of famous figures from all over the world into one volume, replacing thousands of books with fewer time and gaining a vast amount of information, has become an urgent need for many cadres. This book was compiled to meet this need. The selection focuses primarily on the works of renowned authors, with special emphasis on classic texts that have had significant impacts on human civilization, including philosophy, politics, economics, education, science and technology, literature, history, and other fields. The text is concise, profound in meaning, and has undergone the rigorous of the long course of history, making it highly valuable. This book contains nearly 30,000 quotes, categorized into 16 major categories and 341 subcategories, covering aspects such as state, politics, consciousness, law, military, science and technology, education, economics, culture, pursuit of knowledge, human nature, life, career, emotions, social conduct, and self-cultivation.