Sand in the Shoes: Big Problems in Small Ailments (Student Version)

Author: Zhang Jianpeng, Hu Zuqing
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Publish Date: 2005-10-01
Features: No matter how insignificant a thing is, don’t succumb to it. Otherwise, even if you may despise it, you are actually under its rule. One bad habit is enough to harm a person for a lifetime. — Xiao Jian (Consultant and Writer for this book)
What deeply moved me after reading this book is that success is not as difficult as I originally imagined. As long as you can realize and overcome these small flaws in yourself and persist in making progress every day, you don’t necessarily need outstanding talent. — Fang Lin (Editorial Staff)
I didn’t know until I said it: It turns out that these unnoticed small details areing our development. The process of success is actually a process of self-cultivation. — Liu Jianqin (Editor at the Publishing House)
Some problems are not because we don’t know, but because we didn’t think about the severe consequences. I strongly agree with one sentence in the book: We should have a disciplined life. — Feng Xuezhou (Consultant and Writer for this book)
Fill in the pitfalls you’ve ignored and achieve the success you deserve. Every bad habit has a huge inertia; every flaw and laziness has considerable temptation. The problem is, if you enjoy the present, you can’t enjoy the future; those who fear hardship often suffer a lifetime, while those who don’t fear hardship only suffer half a lifetime.
Don’t ignore these pitfalls, don’t give in to the temptation of sleeping an extra half-hour. Get up and take action, conquer that annoying self, and welcome the brilliant sunshine that belongs to us. In a relaxed reading, you’ll feel a fresh sense of enjoyment, and unknowingly, you’ll light a lamp in your heart.
Read slowly, act slowly, my friend. Don’t let wisdom suffer indigestion—only what is absorbed into the blood is true gain!
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