Wang Meng's Autobiography: My Life Philosophy: My Life Philosophy

Author: Wang Meng
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: Wang Meng devoted four years to creating this brand-new masterpiece. A multi-faceted legendary life, high EQ wisdom. It tells you how to choose a solemn life to achieve success; how to go through storms and hardships to create a transformative state; how to interpret the philosophy of twilight and enjoy the bright afterglow. The book is nearly a (essay), where Wang Meng combines his decades of experiences to analyze various aspects of life and explain the principles of living in the world. The entire book has less than 200,000 words, divided into eleven chapters. Whether in content or format, it can be seen that this book is a highly readable and realistic reference material.
At the age of fourteen, he joined the Communist Party of China; at nineteen, he wrote "Youth Rejoices"; a young writer personally protected by Mao Zedong; "exiled" to Xinjiang for sixteen years; the eighth Minister of Culture of the People's Republic of China; his works have been translated into over twenty languages; recipient of the Mondello Literature Prize in Italy; The Main Line of My Life; Why Did I Not Commit Suicide? My Twenty-One Interpersonal Principles; Entering Disputes is a Great Tragedy; The Best Interpersonal Relationship is "Forgotten"; "Learning" is Better Than "Being Taught"; The Best Thing Is the Tongue, and the Worst? Is it People vs. People, Killing Each Other with Envy? Or Learn from Laozi; Passionately Fighting for Self-Promotion is Better Than Showcasing Your Talent; The Most Important Thing in Life Is Knowing What Not to Do; When You Want to Win Too Much, You Might End Up Losing; Don't Think You Are the Standard; Remember: You Can Never Possess All the "Points"; Waiting: An Undisputed Positive Concept.