A Complete Book of New Relationshipology (Six Volumes in Total)

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Features: Sociology suggests that a person's life involves playing numerous roles: as a child, as a spouse, as a parent, as a subordinate, and as a superior; as a friend, as an adversary, and as a neighbor. Every moment is occupied, whether you like it or not, and the various relationships that arise from these roles trap you in the center of a web. In government, one must coordinate relationships with superiors, subordinates, and colleagues; in business, one must handle relationships with competitors, partners, the government, and internal company dynamics; in family life, one must maintain harmonious relationships with parents, spouses, children, and other relatives. Additionally, there are schoolmate relationships, neighbor relationships, and more. Some principles in the study of relationships may sound unpalatable but are practical; they may not look good but are effective; they may not be openly discussed but are highly applicable in behind-the-scenes efforts to gain political influence, seek wealth, manage family life, navigate social interactions, and cultivate personal integrity. Success and advancement lie within this book. People use the study of relationships everywhere, all the time, in everything, for thousands of years, yet they act without speaking, keeping the secrets hidden. In the world of politics, business, and social interactions, it leaves you constantly on your guard. Open this book, and hidden wisdom awaits, teaching you to master the most complex yet highly practical knowledge in China.