Memory book written specifically for Chinese people

Author: Wang Maohua
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: World Memory Champion Wang Maohua had average memory skills during her student years. She couldn’t memorize a single mathematical law after studying all night, and no matter how hard she tried, her grades didn’t improve. Determined to find a solution to enhance her memory, she diligently studied memory techniques from around the world. Within less than a year, her memory soared dramatically. In 2003, Wang Maohua represented China at the 13th World Memory Championship and won the title of "World Memory Champion," becoming the first Chinese person to achieve this honor.
World Memory Champion Wang Maohua shares her personal experience: Good memory isn’t something you’re born with—it’s something you train for. Everyone can develop outstanding memory skills! Through 11 memory training lessons, you’ll be able to effortlessly memorize 54 playing cards in order within 1 minute; recall 108 digits accurately in 10 minutes and reproduce them one by one; memorize the entire Art of War in 3 days and recite it backward; and master the 5,000-character Tao Te Ching in 4 days, reciting it fluently on the spot!
World Memory Champion Wang Maohua had average memory skills during her student years. She couldn’t memorize a single mathematical law after studying all night, and no matter how hard she tried, her grades didn’t improve. Determined to find a solution to enhance her memory, she diligently studied memory techniques from around the world. Within less than a year, her memory soared dramatically.