Accepting Mistakes as They Come---Gan Yang

Author: Gan Yang
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Publish Date: 2002-02-01
Features: This book is a collection of the author's recent essays, divided into eight sections with nearly one hundred and sixty articles. As the ancients said, "The way to establish oneself is different from the way of writing; one must be cautious in character, but unrestrained in writing." Thus, the saying "A man's writing reflects his character" is actually unreliable. For example, my writing sometimes lacks a bit of sincerity, but Gan Yang as a person is actually meticulous and has his own principles. Of course, whether you believe it or not is up to you. This book, "Making the Best of Mistakes," includes some column writings the author has written for newspapers and magazines in recent years. "Making the Best of Mistakes" was the title of one of the articles, and it is now used as the book title because all the texts in this book can be said to be the result of making the best of mistakes. Previously, I thought column articles were just occasional endeavors, but I never expected that this collection of column writings would now be published in such a dignified manner!