Poor Richard's Diary

Author: Franklin
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Publish Date: 2004-11-01
Features: Strongly recommended by Mr. Li Ka-shing, one of the best-selling books in history, second only to the Bible. For over 200 years, it has been hailed as the cornerstone of American culture, a symbol of American spirit, and a model for living. The person who printed the $100 bill with a reduced value is: Benjamin Franklin. President George Washington of the United States said that in his entire life, the only person he admired was Benjamin Franklin. As a symbol of American wealth and wisdom, the American people printed Franklin's portrait on the front of the $100 bill. For over 200 years, the thoughts of this wise man have been followed and practiced by those who hope to possess virtue and live a prosperous life. This book is a masterpiece written by Benjamin Franklin under the name of Poor Richard, a pseudonym he adopted. In 1732, Franklin published his self-edited and self-printed diary for the first time under the name Richard Saunders, and continued to publish it for 25 years, commonly known as "Poor Richard's Almanack." This book is hailed as the book of wealth in the United States. At the time of its publication, almost every immigrant had a copy. It is humorous, wise, and has a unique format, throughout which it embodies the essence of human wisdom. The quotes and life proverbs in the book still have a very positive impact even today. 200 years ago, Franklin created the personality of the American people. 200 years later, he will once again bring us a unique resonance. May readers share this with me the brilliance of wisdom that has not been worn away by the passage of over 200 years.