Spirit of the Tibetan Mastiff

Author: Cheng Shubo
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Publish Date: 2005-12-01
Features: An Epitome of Human Survival and Development, The Blood and Reward Law of Team Survival and Organizational Competition, A Guiding Manual for Workplace Professionals to Navigate the Human Jungle. A veteran of countless battles, a hero among thousands, the assistance of the giant wolf is the aid of the god of war from heaven. — Genghis Khan, the Great Khan of Yuan Dynasty The wolf still has a little good in it, and the Tibetan mastiff has it all—courage, resilience, and unwavering perseverance. The Tibetan mastiff is far superior to the wolf; a single mastiff can defeat a pack of wolves! What the wolf lacks, the Tibetan mastiff possesses—bravery, selflessness, and a willingness to risk one’s life for the lives and property of the grassland herders, to the point of dying for the cause. The Tibetan mastiff is the guardian of the people! — Ma Junren, former renowned Chinese track and field coach and director of the China Tibetan Mastiff Club The wolf is a despicable and shameless thief, bullying the weak and fearing the strong, ungrateful, and selfish. The Tibetan mastiff, on the other hand, is the complete opposite—loyal, brave, and fearless. The wolf fights for itself throughout its life, while the Tibetan mastiff fights for others. The wolf lives for food, its battle merely for survival; the Tibetan mastiff lives for the way, its battles for loyalty, righteousness, and duty. The wolf and the Tibetan mastiff are worlds apart. — Yang Zhijun, author of The Tibetan Mastiff People should truly worship the Tibetan mastiff, not the wolf. Wolf nature and mastiff nature represent the two extremes of human nature, with the wolf’s selfishness contrasting sharply with the Tibetan mastiff’s loyalty. The popularity of wolf nature stems from people’s fear of the cruelty of modern survival competition, while the call for mastiff spirit arises precisely because the harshness of modern survival competition has made people long for integrity and loyalty even more. — Wen Hui Reading Weekly The Tibetan mastiff is a rare treasure nurtured by the unique climate and soil conditions of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, recognized worldwide as the oldest and most primitive “dream divine beast,” and considered the “second national treasure.” It possesses infinite charm and profound majesty, particularly its perceptive intelligence, resolute and formidable demeanor, and its noble character that dominates all and charges forward fearlessly. — Zhang Xunhua, chairman of Zhengzhou Hequ Tibetan Mastiff Breeding Company A fine horse is easy to get, but a fine mastiff is hard to find. — Guan Yanbin, chairman of Heilongjiang Sunflower Pharmaceutical Group The battle between wolf nature and mastiff nature: the wolf’s enemy—Tibetan mastiffs have arrived; the battle between mastiff nature and human nature: humanity’s friend—Tibetan mastiffs have arrived. Human emperors, dragon kings of the sea, eagle kings of the sky, mastiff kings among dogs. A fine horse is easy to get, but a fine mastiff is hard to find. The Tibetan mastiff represents a spirit, a culture, and a philosophy. The wisdom of the Tibetan mastiff is the wisdom of survival, the wisdom of competition, the wisdom of the strong, and the wisdom of success. Let us switch to the eyes of a mastiff to see the world, face society with the excellent qualities and professional spirit of a Tibetan mastiff, and fight life with the positive mindset and strong physique of a Tibetan mastiff. This book combines depth, vividness, and originality, using the nature of the mastiff to call for human nature, aiming to unlock the potential of the Tibetan mastiff, promote the spirit of nomadism, and serve as an epitome of human survival and development, a guide for workplace professionals to navigate the human jungle, and a treasury of wisdom for team survival and organizational competition. It contains concise descriptions of the Tibetan mastiff’s survival state, as well as a passionate critique of human vices; it deeply explores and refines the essence of mastiff nature, as well as profoundly analyzes the fundamental connection between mastiff nature and human nature; it expresses heartfelt praise for the spirit of the Tibetan mastiff, as well as earnest advice for humanity to learn from the mastiff. The 18 survival laws it advocates stand in stark contrast to the wolf culture promoted in books like Wolf Totem. It is worth every one of us reading, and reading seriously. Read this book! It will guide you to learn from the Tibetan mastiff in a comprehensive and profound way, gaining superior wisdom in survival, competition, and development.