From the historical perspective of leadership: spine or cover flaws

Author: Xu Zongyuan
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Publish Date: 2006-07-01
Features: This book is a record of lectures given by Professor Xu Zongyuan at two seminars, primarily focusing on how business professionals can cultivate leadership talent and foster a deep-rooted humanistic culture in the corporate world. It is a must-read for business professionals. Drawing from Chinese history and culture, the author extracts numerous examples and figures related to leadership philosophy and art, such as the Legalist-embracing Qin Shi Huang, the benevolent Tang Taizong, the man who saved the Qing Dynasty—Zeng Guofan, the "perfect" Zhuge Liang, the agile Li Guang in battle, the steady Cheng Bushi, the Han Dynasty's restorer Emperor Guangwu, the big-picture-oriented Wang Dao, and the talent-gathering Sun Quan. These historical figures provide ancient wisdom and life strategies applicable to the cultivation of modern leadership talent in Chinese enterprises. This book is a record of lectures given by Professor Xu Zongyuan at two seminars, primarily focusing on how business professionals can cultivate leadership talent and foster a deep-rooted humanistic culture in the corporate world. It is a must-read for business professionals. Drawing from Chinese history and culture, the author extracts numerous examples and figures related to leadership philosophy and art, such as the Legalist-embracing Qin Shi Huang, the benevolent Tang Taizong, the man who saved the Qing Dynasty—Zeng Guofan, the "perfect" Zhuge Liang, the agile Li Guang in battle, the steady Cheng Bushi, the Han Dynasty's restorer Emperor Guangwu, the big-picture-oriented Wang Dao, and the talent-gathering Sun Quan.