Benchmark Life: Why Do I Live?

Author: (American) Rick Warren, translated by the PD Translation Group
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Publication Date: 2006-06-01
Features: Christianity has been in China for four centuries and is one of the country's religions. The vast majority of Christians support the nation's religious policies and practice the teachings of the Bible, becoming a positive force in building a harmonious socialist society. Many believers enjoy reading to improve themselves, especially books that are written in plain language and contain healthy content. The Purpose Driven Life is such a book for self-improvement. Since its publication in 2002, it has received widespread acclaim. The author, Pastor Rick Warren, visited China several years ago, and his earlier work The Purpose Driven Life was published in China by the China Christian Council. This classic work, which is listed as a religious self-improvement and life guidance book, has also been very popular among Chinese Christians, serving as a guide for them to refine themselves and practice "loving your neighbor as yourself." The book covers a wide range of themes and can inspire and motivate general readers as well. Wisdom like that of "The True Servant" (Day 33) is widely applicable, and the related "Servant Leadership" concept is currently a popular management idea in the global business world. In fact, the book has also been well-received by business readers, as Warren's ideas are heavily influenced by management guru Peter Drucker, making him a student of Drucker. We hope that The Purpose Driven Life will receive more love and support from readers and contribute to the development of civil society. We also hope that readers will provide criticism and suggestions. Since the book was originally written for English readers, some of its content may not align with what we endorse or believe in. We kindly ask readers to approach it with a critical eye and discernment.