Creating destiny with reason

Author: Zhang Shengshu (Taiwan/China Taiwan)
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: This book is highly systematic, simple, and engaging. A question mark, a natal chart, and a story immerse the reader deeply into the joy of reading, bringing immense pleasure and forgetting worries. It turns out that career, love, and relationships can be so simple! The words in the book convey the struggles and triumphs, genius and foolishness, persistence and enlightenment, and madness and freedom, leaving you amazed. A person who studies mathematics and works in technology can write so beautifully and profoundly. His analysis of the personalities of Xiao Longnü and Yang Guo in Jin Yong's works is even more insightful than the original author. Zhang Shengshu, who has rooted his Zi Wei Dou Shu in the field of network technology, uses his words to tell us what drives external relationships and internal transformation, helping us gain greater self-awareness and draw closer to the truth. Old wounds in our hearts are healed, and our self-assuming but narrow-minded beliefs are transformed into the correct direction. Additionally, he brings a sense of mission to his own and others' lives beyond mere care.
Do people really have fate? What is fate? Can fate be changed? How can it be changed? After 30 years of research, Zhang Shengshu deeply understands the essence of "Zi Wei Dou Shu," this ancient Chinese wisdom, and combines it with the achievements of modern psychology, management, behavioral science, and technology to give "Zi Wei Dou Shu" a brand-new meaning. He promotes the beneficial aspects of Chinese destiny studies for life. He profoundly exposes the tricks of traditional divination and the serious harm of superstition about fate, clearly stating that divination is merely an understanding of one's nature and a reflection and observation of life, enabling correct planning and trend predictions for the future.
Creating one's own destiny is not just about avoiding thorns and ensuring a smooth life; it is also about teaching you how to face thorns and pass through them quickly. Zhang Shengshu shares his own success in creating his destiny, telling a story of struggles between ideals and reality, compromises between unity and contradiction. From his lonely childhood, green youth, and youth, to why he gave up his National Taiwan University degree, how he overcame his inferiority complex and confidently entered the workplace, how he took a unconventional path yet became the company's sales champion, and how he defied his nature and was "forced" to start a business to carve out his own career path.
This book was ranked on the Taiwan Jin non-fiction book list in December 2001.