Animals and Life: 12 Survival Modes That Affect Personal Fate

Author: Zhang Yongsheng
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: The philosopher Kant curled up in a corner of the city all his life, Byron's fiery love poems were behind them like a snake's neuroticism, Louis XIV's extravagance could not hide the butterfly-like brilliant artistic temperament, and Diogenes, who lived like a pig, won Alexander's admiration. Beautiful animals and outstanding people always have a natural connection in their inner temperament. This book peeks at the way of life through the characters and survival methods of animals, and through twelve well-known animals, it elucidates that the survival methods of animals and human life choices have a great similarity. The inspiration they give to humans is like taking ten elective courses. Human endowments are different, and life is actually full of differences and choices. One can choose a beneficial life according to one's own nature and talent. After reading this book, it is equivalent to completing twelve credits in an animal life course, and one can take their own path with both feet.