Analyzing the wisdom of Yongzheng from the perspective of modern business warfare

Author: Li Hongjun
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Publish Date: 2003-04-01
Features: The faults of a gentleman are like the eclipses of the sun and moon. When one makes a mistake, everyone sees it; when one corrects it, everyone should look up to it. — Chinese proverb For a person, it is inevitable to commit some minor faults in life. To know one's mistakes and correct them is easy for adults, but it seems to be a certain challenge for a teenager. Yongzheng's ability to achieve the "rectification of burdens"—ascending the throne as the Son of Heaven—was closely tied to his emphasis on self-cultivation during his youth. The court teachings Yongzheng left for his son Qianlong were: Yin, Nien, Hen, Du, Cha, Bian, En, Wei. This is an unchanging law for all generations.