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Author: Yang Chundeng
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: A Series of Books on Human Wisdom and Thinking. The topic of this book covers both the fundamental knowledge of the science of thinking and its practical applications. It compiles the main achievements of modern research on the science of thinking both domestically and internationally, while also including the author's new insights. It presents clear theoretical perspectives, abundant novel materials, and strives for depth with simplicity. Through this book, readers can expand their knowledge, inspire wisdom, and optimize their thinking.
Developing the potential of thinking calls for innovative talent. The era we live in is one that demands a generation of talented individuals and a surge of wisdom. The great cause of the four modernizations calls for talent and wisdom! When it comes to wisdom, people often think of clever and skillful artisans, outstanding individuals in various fields, creative engineers and inventors, scientists with major discoveries, writers and artists who shape beautiful artistic images, entrepreneurs who turn around unprofitable factories and bring them back to life, military strategists who turn crises into stability and defeats into victories, as well as brilliant primary and secondary school students and doctors. Indeed, wisdom is one of humanity's treasures. Who doesn't aspire to become a wise person? Wisdom refers to the ability to quickly, deeply, and correctly understand objective things and solve problems. For example, meticulous observation, creative thinking, good memory, rich imagination, decisive and accurate judgment, and flexible and agile adaptability are all manifestations of wisdom.