Laozi Management

Author: Yang Xianju
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Publish Date: 2005-04-01
Features: The author attempts to use the unyielding stone of the "Tao Te Ching" to polish the beauty of management, connecting and drawing inspiration from the similarities between Laozi's philosophy and the essence of management. This book grafts Laozi's thought onto the field of modern management, starting from the concept of "big management." It discusses various aspects of the "Tao Te Ching," including epistemology, relativity, leadership art, the views on the heavens, the earth, and humanity, modes of thinking, and practical value. The book uniquely explores the application of the principles of "the Way, virtue, softness, nothingness, reversal, and water" in management practice. The entire work seeks to combine the essence of traditional Chinese culture with modern management theories, offering both philosophical depth and engaging insights. The writing is straightforward, the perspectives are novel, and the book provides positive inspiration and guidance for practical application.