Wuzetian Attacking the Heart to Govern People: The Complete Book of Black and White

Author: Wu Zetian
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Publish Date: 2003-04-01
Features: In the history of ancient China, Wu Zetian's name naturally carries significant weight, as she was not only a woman of martial prowess but also a ruler with iron resolve. Her role in the Tang Dynasty far exceeded the capabilities of any ordinary woman—her "Twelve Proposals" and "Principles for Officials" can be regarded as two well-structured and grand political and legal blueprints. In this sense, Wu Zetian's accomplishments stand out. Life is like the alternation of day and night. Opening the book of Wu Zetian's life reveals both harmonious moments and scenes of swordplay. Her character demonstrates this logic of winning hearts and minds: governing people requires addressing the heart, not just the surface, as governing the heart leads to governing the root. Those who govern poorly always resort to using power to suppress others, forcing them to nod in agreement at all times; while true rulers skillfully keep their power hidden, leveraging others to govern, achieving remarkable results. The purpose of this book is to unveil the strategic thinking behind the "bloodthirsty female emperor" and expose the cunning tactics that invert black and white. It is hoped that readers can distinguish truth from falsehood and adopt a "prosperous abandonment" approach, deriving some benefit from it!