Author: Sun Sizhong
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: He was a poor child who only received two years of formal education, yet he became one of the greatest politicians, diplomats, writers, scientists, and inventors in American history. His portrait is eternally printed on the U.S. dollar bill, regarded as an outstanding representative of the "American spirit." Who was he? He was Benjamin Franklin! What is the reason behind such an astonishing success miracle? People found the key to deciphering it in the 12 self-disciplined life principles he set for himself!
In 1728, when Benjamin Franklin was 22 years old, he formulated 12 life principles for self-cultivation and discipline. It was by persistently adhering to and putting these 12 principles into practice that Franklin became a respected master of virtue and a great figure who achieved remarkable success in multiple fields. Today, in the 21st century, these 12 life principles still hold great practical significance. They are not merely 12 earnest pieces of advice from Benjamin Franklin to young people today who aspire to achieve greatness. Franklin concisely summarized these 12 life principles in 24 words: Temperance, Silence, Order, Resolution, Frugality, Diligence, Sincerity, Justice, Moderation, Peacefulness, Chastity, and Humility. After each principle, Franklin added an aphorism to express his own understanding of its meaning. Let us follow these 12 life principles with unwavering dedication, just as Franklin did! Then, we will achieve our own success in life!
The book has a tight and uncluttered overall logical structure, with simple and concise language that avoids stiffness. Its content is thorough and serious yet lively. With a wise perspective, the book examines contemporary issues, allowing readers to reflect deeply while reading and savor its insights upon reflection. Engaging in dialogue with this great figure evokes resonance. The Life Principles of Benjamin Franklin presents the most beautiful moral cultivation to readers, helping you become a virtuous person.
Franklin's Life Philosophy: 12 Self-Cultivation Tips for Young People
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