Little Stories, Great Wisdom 4

Author: Zhang Jianpeng Hu Zuqing
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: Open the slightly ajar door of wisdom, capture the wisdom sprites hidden in small stories. You've told me a thousand times about big principles, and my ears have grown numb to them. From childhood to adulthood, both my mother and teachers have said so, with almost the same tone and demeanor, and I forget them the moment I step outside. But when you tell me a small story, as a gentle breeze blows past, without realizing it, my heartstrings tremble, and wisdom and principles transform into adorable little sprites, gradually melting within me. Some small stories may have been heard years ago, and some may seem ordinary at first glance, but when you settle down and savor them with your own experiences of life and career, you'll find a brand new sense of appreciation. Many stories are wonderful, but unfortunately too long; many stories are wonderful but have already been widely circulated. This book has had to omit some of them, aiming to offer friends a delicious and fresh small feast—where a drop contains the ocean, and the small reveals the great. In a relaxed reading, there's a fresh feeling and a joyful enjoyment, as if, without realizing it, you've lit a heart lamp for yourself.