Reading Stories Teaches One How to Be a Person - 170 Stories. 300 Principles of Conduct

Author: Zhao Yuer
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Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: When you first step into school as a child, your teacher will write a character heavily on the blackboard and tell you: What's most important in our studies is learning to write the character "person" well; when watching TV, you'll eagerly ask adults: Is this person "good" or "bad"? All this tells us that being born as a human requires understanding the principles of being a person. However, the purpose of this book is not simply to teach you to be good or bad, but to inspire you to gain insights from small stories—showing that the principles of being a person can actually be very simple. The 170 insightful stories in this book thoroughly explain the principles of being a person, condensing the essence of motivational thoughts, covering topics such as morality, mindset, handling matters, making friends, social skills, loyalty, strategy, and more, presenting many life lessons in a simple and vivid way to readers. The author combines storytelling with teaching principles, and you can also learn by analogy while listening to the stories, applying the principles of being a person to your life, work, and studies to the fullest!