Only dreamers can reach the stars

Author: Rolf Tolzmann Wang Ye
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Publish Date: 2003-12-01
Features: This book is a collection of insights drawn from the author's years of life experiences, combined with some philosophical sayings. It is like a gentle stream, without the tumultuous waves or dazzling light; or like a cup of plain tea, not as fragrant as coffee or as alluring as red wine. But in a biting winter or a scorching summer, holding this small book in your hands feels like engaging in a match with a wise person, listening as they elaborate on the twists and turns of life, refreshing and enlightening, with a lingering aftertaste. Today, on one hand, people have the ability to land on the moon, transplant hearts, and connect the entire world; on the other hand, the social and psychological development of human emotions lags far behind technological progress. For a long time, what we have lacked is "learning how to live," and we need "" (a spiritual nourishment), our souls need care. This book, a compilation of one hundred profound life philosophies, is a regular of life experiences. They start from real-life situations, encouraging us to face life with a positive attitude. The author leaves ample time for each topic, allowing readers to compare and contrast with their own knowledge and experiences. The articles in the book are grounded in real-life realities, encouraging readers to live actively and independently, so that happiness and success will, to some extent, follow as expected.