Top Ten Codes of Conduct for Song Jiang

Author: Dongfang Zhi
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: This book, written in a light and humorous style, uses artistic imagination that spans time and space. Based on in-depth research of historical facts and closely the characteristics of the era, it tells the story of Zhuge Liang saving his son, vividly recreating the life experience and wisdom essence of Zhuge Liang. Whether you want to explore the methods of learning, improve your interpersonal skills, or quickly achieve your goals and improve your ordinary life, as long as you read this book carefully, you will be inspired and gain benefits. This book presents a completely new perspective, for the first time systematically and comprehensively interpreting the wonderful philosophy of Song Jiang in dealing with people. It shines with the great wisdom, cultivation, thinking, and learning of a master of social skills, refreshing and astonishing. Song Jiang is not as clever as Wu Yong, not as literary as Xiao Rang, not as wealthy as Lu Zhou Yi, not as skilled in martial arts as Wu Song or Lu Zhishen, not as powerful in magic as Gongsun Sheng, and even not as good at petty theft as Shi Qian. Yet, relying on his strong abilities in dealing with people, he sits at the head of the Jin chair on Liangshan Island and governs his subordinates effectively. In terms of interpersonal relationships, Song Jiang is a "model." He deeply understands the human nature of Chinese people and appropriately grasps the nuances of dealing with others. He is known for his kindness and consideration but never suffers losses; he is generous with his wealth but accumulates a great deal of wealth; he looks down on the powerful but has a large number of loyal subordinates.