Chatting Heartfelt Words - Zhang Wentai's Thirteen Views on Life Philosophy

Author: Zhang Wentai
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Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: Always think of others, be willing to lose for yourself but not for others; be willing to bear the burden yourself but not let others worry. Those who want to control the world must first be able to control themselves; those who want to change the world must first change themselves. Contentment is the greatest wealth, patience is the greatest perseverance, humility is the greatest virtue, and striving is the greatest ability. Bear hardships first, enjoy benefits later; sacrifice first, survive later; be poor first, get rich later. Integrity is invaluable wealth to individuals and intangible assets to businesses. Without integrity, how can there be morality? Without diligence, how can there be success? Without thrift, how can there be wealth? Without contentment, how can there be happiness? Demand honesty from others, but be honest first; demand trustworthiness from others, but be trustworthy first. Those who are good at telling jokes often have foresight; those who are good at listening to jokes often have joy in advance. Without self-confidence, one is always a failureist; without contentment, one is always a pessimist; without compassion, one is always an egoist. Be diligent in learning, responsible in work, optimistic in life, enthusiastic with comrades, and persistent in career. Be diligent in learning, confident in work, loving with comrades, fair in handling matters, and sincere in dealing with people. Those who often boast only make people suspicious, while those who often blame themselves are the ones people trust. P35