Financial Wisdom Era

Author: Wang Zhigang
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Publish Date: 2001-11-01
Features: If you are an entrepreneur who has risen and fallen in the unpredictable business world, this is a book you cannot miss. As a pioneer in China's consulting and advisory industry, the author has condensed the essence of over a hundred success and failure cases of enterprises. It will tell you how to avoid the reefs and shoals in the business sea. If you are a intellectual who is running away but has no escape, this is a book you cannot ignore. As a cultural figure who went into business with nothing but his own thoughts and wisdom, the author not only successfully realized his self-worth but also created a space for himself, pioneering an industry. If you are a college student about to plunge into the fiery society, this is a book you cannot afford to miss. Why is it called the "Age of Financial Wisdom"? The "Age of Financial Wisdom" is a Chinese interpretation of the knowledge economy era in the West. When the West has completed its industrialization process and is heading confidently towards the knowledge economy era, ancient China is like a giant dragon crossing a time tunnel. Although the dragon's head has already begun to connect with the world, extending towards the information age and the knowledge economy, the dragon's body is still completing the process of industrialization, while the tail is still in the backward agricultural age. The dragon is turning over, with three civilizations rising and surging simultaneously. How to fully understand this national condition and how to grasp the overall trend and the inherent laws and cultural foundations of society and the economy from a strategic perspective are prerequisites for the planning industry to take root in China and flourish. Adam Smith, the father of classical economics, once said, "Land is the mother of wealth, labor is the father of wealth." Today, we can say, "Wealth is the mother of productivity, wisdom is the father of production." The so-called knowledge economy era in the West, while China coexists with agricultural civilization, industrial civilization, and post-industrial civilization, the "Age of Financial Wisdom" is perhaps a more vivid and fitting expression. It is neither a pure knowledge-based economy nor a so-called wealth-dominated, wisdom-subordinate wealth era of the past. Instead, it is a special period where wealth and wisdom are equal, where wealth seeks wisdom, wisdom generates wealth, and where wealth and wisdom are intertwined—the "Age of Financial Wisdom." As a pioneer in China's consulting and advisory industry, the author has condensed the essence of over a hundred success and failure cases of enterprises in the book, telling you how to avoid the reefs and shoals in the business sea. This is the author's latest work, summarizing his entrepreneurial experiences over the past eight years, following the highly popular biographical work "Man Plans, Heaven Directs" six years ago. It is a Chinese version of a life planning guide, telling you how to understand the mysteries of society and how to grasp the secrets of success.