Cao Gongming, the Ancestor of the God of Wealth

Author: Zhou Zhuojie
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2005-10-01
Features: This book takes the (turbulent life story) of the God of Wealth as its main thread. Through humorous descriptions of the God of Wealth (Zhao Gongming) being reborn, (frequently teased by beautiful Taoist nuns), multiple clashes with the God of Culture and Prosperity, and divorcing his wife over a single golden hairpin, it movingly explains why the God of Wealth holds a golden bowl while begging for food; why he treats life as a joke; why he invented the measures of length, weight, and capacity; and why he shockingly declared "，" (All things are lowly except for studying, which is supreme). At the same time, it playfully reveals the God of Wealth's methods of generating wealth and secrets of making money, vividly showcasing the infinite mysteries of the Chinese business philosophy. This is a book that uses the legendary life of the Chinese God of Wealth as a vehicle to reveal the wealth-generating philosophy of Easterners—the Chinese Business Philosophy for the first time; it is the world's first novel introducing the secrets of getting rich; a book that cannot be fully encompassed even by the phrase "making a fortune with a single investment." The Chinese Business Philosophy is not only invaluable to Chinese and foreign businesspeople but also priceless to non-businesspeople around the world. Because while explaining the Chinese Business Philosophy, it also introduces countless "rules of being a person."