Economics: Unveiling the Red Veil of Life: Unveiling the Red Veil of Life

Author: Guo Zilin
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Publish Date: 2004-07-01
Features: Thinking from practice, only when given theoretical meaning can it simultaneously possess historical and logical power. Knowledge based on reason, only when it receives the attention of practice, can it continuously burst with inspiration to explain the world. Zilin is not an economist, nor an entrepreneur, but the ideas conveyed in his articles provide economists and entrepreneurs with a brand new thinking space and offer innovative material. Delving deep into the seemingly ordinary phenomena of life and expressing them in simple language—this is the two sides of a coin, namely "thinking" and "speaking." Life, in fact, is sustained by thinking and speaking, called the "knowledge process and life insights." In this process, life is elevated, although speech and thought ultimately dissipate. Using experiential stories to explain dogma or using the assumptions knowledge we inherit to organize the concrete experience world—since both are related to the experiential world, the differences between them are often overlooked. Zilin's thinking direction is the latter; his experiences are not fabricated, his thinking sky is open, and he has more opportunities to encounter the unexpected.