Frog and Old Donkey Crisis Management Pepsi 6 said

Author: Wang Wei
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Publish Date: 2003-11-01
Features: In this book, the "frog" symbolizes those who die in comfort, while the "old donkey" foretells those born into crisis. The author traveled far and wide, extensively collected materials, conducted in-depth case studies, meticulously organized their thoughts, and then wrote "hundred affairs" (actually more) in a style. With their unique systematic observation, they out a method on how to become that "trapped donkey" in a crisis rather than the "cooked frog." This method is the "Six Sayings." This book uses "hundred affairs" to discuss "Six Sayings," avoiding rigid frameworks and, striving for vivid narration, and pursuing leaps and freedom. "The sound of the wind, the sound of the rain, the sound of reading—every sound enters the ear; family matters, national matters, and world matters—everything concerns you." It's worth a read. In this book, the "frog" symbolizes those who die in comfort, while the "old donkey" foretells those born into crisis. The author traveled far and wide, extensively collected materials, conducted in-depth case studies, meticulously organized their thoughts, and then wrote "hundred affairs" (actually more) in a style. With their unique systematic observation, they out a method on how to become that "trapped donkey" in a crisis rather than the "cooked frog." This method is the "Six Sayings." This book uses "hundred affairs" to discuss "Six Sayings," avoiding rigid frameworks and, striving for vivid narration, and pursuing leaps and freedom. "The sound of the wind, the sound of the rain, the sound of reading—every sound enters the ear; family matters, national matters, and world matters—everything concerns you." It's worth a read.