The Letter to Garcia

Author: (American) Albert H. HUBERT, translated by Wang Dameng
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Publishing Date: 2003-09-01
Features: I am looking for those who can truly deliver the message to Garcia and work with me. They do not need someone to supervise them, but with perseverance and good character, they change the world. — Bush
This is the best-selling book in the history of world literature; it is the book with the most fame and the most unorthodox writing style in the history of world literature — it is not what it claims to be, it steals the show; it is the book that entrepreneurs from all over the world revere as a god and willingly dedicate to their employees; it is a book with few words but profound meaning; it is a popular book that can be read in 30 minutes but takes a lifetime to understand; it is a declaration, a group of sculptures.
Thus, Mr. Albert H. HUBERT — great.
Thus, Lieutenant Andrew ROBINSON — immortal.
Thus, General Garcia — long live!
Long live The Letter to Garcia!
The Letter to Garcia shows people the ROBINSON spirit, the spirit of delivering the message to Garcia, to be precise, the spirit of dedication, the spirit of completing tasks independently.
Author Bio: Albert H. HUBERT (1856–1915) was a renowned American publisher and writer, the editor-in-chief of Phileas and Brother magazines, and the founder of Roycroft Press. On June 19, 1856, Albert H. HUBERT was born in Bloomington, Illinois, USA, to a country doctor and farmer. After earning a master's degree in literature and a doctorate in law from Tufts University, he transferred to Harvard University to engage in teaching and editing. In 1915, while traveling on the Lusitania with his wife Alice, he tragically encountered a German mine, resulting in the ship sinking and both perishing at the age of 59. HUBERT dedicated his life to publishing and writing. In addition to contributing to the two magazines he founded, his main works include The Letter to Garcia, A Short Trip, The Power of Now, The Greatest Enemy is Yourself, and One Day, among which The Letter to Garcia is the most famous in the history of world literature and the history of economic management.