The Root of Vegetables Talk

Author: Hong Yingming
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: When the globally popular "Global" magazine introduced the popularity of "Lai Gen Tan" in Japanese society, it said: There are countless books on business management, but from the fundamental perspective, most cannot match the wisdom of "Lai Gen Tan." To often hear (harsh words) and have constant thoughts in one's heart are the grinding stones for moral cultivation. If words are always pleasant and everything goes as one wishes, one would be buried in the wine of complacency. Although one's career and literary works may be destroyed by the body, the spirit remains as fresh as ever for ten thousand years; fame and wealth may change with the times, but integrity remains unchanged for a thousand years. A gentleman believes that one should not trade this for that. To yield one step in dealing with others is noble, and to be lenient one inch in treating others is a blessing. To be square in a stable world and round in a chaotic one. "Lai Gen Tan" was written by Hong Yingming in the Ming Dynasty. It draws on the essence of Chinese millennia-old wisdom in dealing with others and is a classic model for people to establish themselves and behave appropriately. This book is divided into five parts: Self-Cultivation, Social Interactions, Comments, Leisure, and General Introduction.