New Thick Black School

Author: (USA) Zhu Jinning
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Publish Date: 2008-01-01
Features: A person who does not express joy, anger, sorrow, or happiness is called "thick"; to express them without restraint is called "black." — Li Zongwu
What success is, is one's own great enlightenment, understanding the path one should take, rather than living someone else's dream or fulfilling others' ideals. — Zhu Jinning, The New Thick-Black School
Employing the Eastern philosophy of elevating life, it explains the Western passionate and untamed vigor. In today's multinational corporate world, it is the most effective weapon for achieving success in the 21st century. — Publisher of Success magazine, St. DeGarmo
Zhu Jinning has written an inspiring textbook on (unifying inner strength). These compelling stories and principles span from the hazy ancient China to the present-day American corporate world. This mysterious yet practical book will make you instantly smarter and more energized! — Editor of Success magazine, Duncan Anderson
If there is a woman who can turn white into black and black into white, that person is Zhu Jinning. No one has ever seen her as insightful as she is into our many decision-makers. Zhu Jinning possesses an extraordinary understanding of human wisdom, from which you can gain a hundred seconds of insight to help you achieve greater success in life and career. This book is not only worth reading but also requires deep reflection. — Dr. Sunny Friedman, host of CNN talk show
Zhu Jinning has written an authoritative textbook for adults starting their lives and careers. It should be the guide for required courses in every college and university in America. If I were to rush to the airport runway holding the last few books, they would be the Bible, The Art of War, and The New Thick-Black School. — Winery entrepreneur, Sam J. Sebastiani
A true thick-black person is an unparalleled warrior, armed with wisdom from within, which is refined through life's challenges and the pursuit of spiritual balance. When acting, he is swift and competent, unswayed by emotions. When retreating, he remains calm, leaving the world to judge. When winning, he is effective, seemingly ruthless on the surface but without malice.
The way of thick-black knows no race or religion; it is like the law of gravity on Earth—neither favoring nor rejecting anyone, treating everyone equally. Yet, it greatly benefits those who apply this principle.
The New Thick-Black School describes human wisdom, sometimes simple, sometimes magnificent, but its vivid portrayal is striking. It is a book suitable for housewives, CEOs, fallen boxers, and triumphant commanders. It depicts both greed and gentleness; both the physical and the spiritual, filled with eternal wisdom.
If you have not yet found the seeds that can inspire passion, compassion, and success, you need to read this book.