Write to Women: How to Become the Most Charming Wife in the World

Author: Dale Carnegie / Shen Qiuyuan / Liu Chao
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Publish Date: 2006-02-01
Features: In the history of publishing, no book has had the same profound impact as Carnegie's works. Only Carnegie's books could continue to dominate our bestseller lists after his passing. – The New York Times
Do you truly want to make your life better? If so, this book may be one of the best you'll ever encounter. Read it, then read it again, and then take action. – Og Mandino (The Greatest Salesman in the World)
The personal success philosophy pioneered and advocated by Carnegie has become a stepping stone for ambitious young people in this era. Through his teachings and dissemination, countless individuals have understood the meaning of a positive life and have thereby transformed their destinies. What Carnegie left us is not just a few books or a school, but a true value: he imparted the techniques of personal success to every young person striving to achieve greatness. – John F. Kennedy (President of the United States)
Compared to what we could accomplish, we are merely half-awake, utilizing only a portion of our physical and mental resources. Carnegie pioneered a global movement in adult education by helping professionals and businesspeople develop their untapped potential. – William James (Professor of Psychology at Harvard University)
The Woman Who Walks in the Sun is a textbook for everyday life written by Dale Carnegie's wife, Toastmasters International founder Dorthea Carnegie, based on Dale Carnegie's interpersonal relationship principles, combined with her own wisdom, sensitivity, and talent as a woman. The book takes the approach of how a wife can persistently win her husband's love and gently reveals the secrets to becoming the "most charming wife in the world." In Dorthea's view, for a husband to eagerly rush home after work without lingering on the scenery outside, a wife's image, temperament, demeanor, some charming little tricks, sexual performance, sweet whispers, self-improvement, independence, home decor, and even the choice and arrangement of an ashtray are all crucial. And all these essential qualities women must cultivate are provided with specific, detailed, and effective guidance by Dale Carnegie's wife in the book. Almost every detail that can enhance a woman's charm and capture her husband's heart is unveiled by her in the book. Meanwhile, Dale Carnegie provides readers with concise biographies of dozens of the world's most remarkable women, allowing them to draw inspiration from the life stories of great women who even changed the course of history, thereby transforming their own destinies.