Dialogue Record at the End of the Map: My New Oriental Life Career Consultation

Author: Xu Xiaoping
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Publish Date: 2002-07-01
Features: Whether this book helps you depends on whether you admit the importance of choice. It doesn’t matter if you don’t admit it at first—just read the first third, and you’ll be convinced that wise choices are more important than innate talent. Whether this book helps you depends on whether you believe in the power of design. It doesn’t matter if you don’t believe it at first—after reading the stories in the book, you’ll definitely come to believe that reasonable design is more important than blind struggle. Whether this book helps you depends on whether you understand the purpose of striving. If you don’t understand it doesn’t matter—Xu Xiaoping’s words in three sentences will surely make you realize that happiness in life is the only true sign of success.
This book describes numerous cases of people around us who, through Xu Xiaoping’s planning, went from unsuccessful to successful in their overseas endeavors, offering great inspiration for ordinary people’s success. Through the unique experiences of ordinary people whose lives changed after consulting him, the book vividly portrays the winding, colorful path of contemporary youth as they move from confusion to success.
The book is written about Harvard doctors, Peking University scholars, and young people who dream of entering these halls of fame. However, the author never encourages people to pursue degrees and vanity but instead steadfastly teaches them the spirit and methods of hard work, as well as true value and happiness.
Never has there been an author as passionate as Xu Xiaoping, nor a book as deeply moving as "Graphite and Dialogue."
Whether this book helps you depends on whether you admit the importance of choice. It doesn’t matter if you don’t admit it at first—just read the first third, and you’ll be convinced that wise choices are more important than innate talent. Whether this book helps you depends on whether you believe in the power of design. It doesn’t matter if you don’t believe it at first—after reading the stories in the book, you’ll definitely come to believe that reasonable design is more important than blind struggle. Whether this book helps you depends on whether you understand the purpose of striving. If you don’t understand it doesn’t matter—Xu Xiaoping’s words in three sentences will surely make you realize that happiness in life is the only true sign of success.