Martial Prowess is Secondary to Wisdom - 88 Survival Rules for Navigating Society

Author: Liu Jin
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: The Game Rules of Social Survival, the Secret Strategies for Navigating the Human Jungle! In the human jungle, there are only relatively strong and weak individuals. The weak also have their place. In all matters, the fundamental is paramount; inaction is the root, while taking action is the branch. Among the strong, there are even stronger ones; beyond the mountains, there are more mountains, and beyond the towers, there are higher towers. Humility is the highest virtue and the foundation of social conduct. A true hero can endure immediate losses to preserve their longevity. A wise person strives for success rather than anger, competes with oneself rather than others. Joy, anger, sorrow, and happiness should not be shown on one's face; a gentle sword is unstoppable; winning without fighting is better than winning through battle. The crude fight with strength, the foolish fight with anger, the wise fight with intellect, and the virtuous fight with determination. You surely won't want to be crude or foolish, so fighting with anger is inferior to fighting with intellect. This book uses humorous and concise comics and vivid, elegant text to reveal the 88 survival rules for navigating society! With it, your life path will be smooth as a boat on calm waters! The game rules of social survival, the secret strategies for navigating the human jungle. In the human jungle, there are only relatively strong and weak individuals. The weak also have their place. In all matters, the fundamental is paramount; inaction is the root, while taking action is the branch. Among the strong, there are even stronger ones; beyond the mountains, there are more mountains, and beyond the towers, there are higher towers. Humility is the highest virtue and the foundation of social conduct. A true hero can endure immediate losses to preserve their longevity. A wise person strives for success rather than anger, competes with oneself rather than others. Joy, anger, sorrow, and happiness should not be shown on one's face; a gentle sword is unstoppable; winning without fighting is better than winning through battle.