Human Nature Analysis Report of Chinese People

Author: Li Ming
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Publish Date: 2003-02-01
Features: Chinese people who advocate the goodness of human nature have, over thousands of years of feudal monarchy, created an extremely inhumane and unsympathetic bureaucratic society. On the other hand, Westerners who believe in the evil of human nature have, in the past 500 years, first created a scientific, democratic, and free society that is relatively wealthier and more respectful of human rights. How did this huge paradox arise? This is a groundbreaking work that reveals the rise and fall of Chinese destiny from the perspective of human nature. The book particularly emphasizes how to understand people, especially how to understand Chinese people, and how to live, how to be a Chinese person. The theories and descriptions of "human nature" in the book will one day become common knowledge shared by all. This knowledge will help people fully understand themselves, others, Chinese history, the present reality, and this bizarre, confusing, and often deceptive world of human phenomena where truth and falsehood are hard to distinguish, where enmity and friendship are blurred, where swindling and deception rise, and where thrilling scenes pass by. In short, it helps readers thoroughly understand "human nature," including understanding yourself and the world around you.