Author: Tian Yuchuan
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Publish Date: 2004-11-01
Features: Do you know about human relationships? Do you understand the intricacies of social dynamics? Can you use the rules of human relationships? Can you see through the tricks of human interactions? Can you handle human relationships well? What should you do when human relationships go awry? Why are you not getting ahead? Why can't you navigate? Why can't you find your way? Why do you feel exhausted? The Hidden Rules of Human Relationships will tell you everything! In Dream of the Red Chamber, Jia Yuanchun's Protective Official Chart is actually a Chart of Human Relationships; in Water Margin, Song Jiang rose to the top position of the bandit alliance solely because of his "timely rain" of human kindness; the assassin Jing Ke died bravely to repay the human kindness of the Prince of Yan; Zhang Yi used empty promises of human kindness to devise the "Hezong" strategy, helping the King of Qin achieve hegemony; the boss of Xieyongqing gave 30,000 taels of silver in human kindness to the late Qing "renowned statesman" Zhang Zhidong, which later returned as a reward of 100,000 taels; the red-capped merchant Hu Xueyan's secret to success lay more in repaying "human kindness debts" than in repaying "financial debts." In Chinese society, the value of human relationships is subtle and profound, making it a lifelong compulsory course for everyone. This book summarizes 24 hidden rules of human relationships and reveals the entire secret of how they evolve into prevailing social norms and behavioral patterns.
Human relationship unspoken rules
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