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Author: Yang Fan
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Publish Date: 2002-10-01
Features: Inside each of us lies a potential for abilities we are unaware of, capable of achieving things we never dreamed possible. Only when faced with necessity do we rise and adapt to our environment, accomplishing the seemingly impossible. Ordinary people develop only 1/10 of the abilities they possess, and compared to what we should achieve, we are merely half-awake, utilizing only a tiny fraction of our physical and mental resources. The Science of Success, a contemplation of modern philosophers. Standing on the high shore of history, the philosophers' gaze pierces through time and space, their thoughts clear beyond the mists of the mortal world. It is a great book, a very large book. Over thousands of years, heroes have emerged, their successes and failures serving as lessons; through a century of life, they understand themselves and others, grasp the moments, and reveal the path to success in life. It is also a small book, a very small book. About food, clothing, men and women, cooking oil, salt, firewood, vinegar, and tea, it narrates in a simple manner, capturing the essence of folk life, where military and political events and business matters are intertwined. It illuminates gains and losses, and the rise and fall of success and failure. It is a light-hearted book, with elegant prose and flowing words. The wisdom of the ages flows through its pages, and the poetic and human sentiments touch the heart. It is a profound book, with an unclouded view of success and failure. At the end of life, the wise and foolish of all ages are but dust, and the world is but a common grave.