Personality Dictionary – The Soul and Morality of Our Time

Author: Zhou Zexiong
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Features: Lust, even as a weakness, is a human weakness; not being lustful, even as a virtue, has nothing to do with human nature. Anxiety, the life of natural humans cannot keep up with the pace of social life, anxiety thus arises. These brilliant sentences, like those in another "Devil's Dictionary," are included in this seemingly very down-to-earth book. Pride, pessimism, debasement, suspicion—many weaknesses and virtues related to human nature are listed by author Zhou Zexiong on the cover, and the subtitle "The Soul and Morality of Our Time" is eye-catching. Is all of this the character traits of people in our time? And is this book the character dictionary of our time?
·The self-praising words of a mere literary outcast·A set of horizontal and vertical strokes focusing on the world·You see him rushing left and right·Scattered bits here and there·His pen is like a venomous lizard·Crawling on the innocent readers·Crawling—Crawling—Crawling·The self-praising words of a mere literary outcast·A set of horizontal and vertical strokes focusing on the world·You see him rushing left and right·Scattered bits here and there·His pen is like a venomous lizard·Crawling on the innocent readers·Crawling—Crawling—Crawling
Pride Pessimism Debasement Suspicion Cruelty Flattery Calm Impulsiveness Simplicity Sly Affectionate Worldly Frivolous Impulsive Windy Frivolous Unruly Solitary Combative Lust Generous Suspicious Anxiety Sharp Strong Deceitful Sentimental Jealous Reserved Cautious Intolerant Exaggerated Cold Rash Contradictory Reckless Shy Timid Devout Diligent Frivolous Noble Humble Deceptive Humorous Outdated Honest Loyal Inferior Conceited
"Regarding human character and emotions, my core idea is 'Everything is complete within me.' Each of us carries the entirety of human emotions and character. I write these entries not to assume I have a deep understanding of human character, but to satisfy my own desire to understand human character." —Zhou Zexiong