Geometry of Life: Life Philosophy Contained in Geometric Shapes

Author: Wang Xiufeng
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: Geometric shapes contain the philosophy of life. It seems difficult to imagine how life is related to geometric shapes in mathematics:
- Trapezoid – Build a stage to showcase your life;
- Circle – Create your own network of connections;
- Cone – Maintain an inexhaustible driving force of progress;
- Polygon – Cultivate divergent thinking;
- Straight line – Find the best path to solve problems;
- Curve – Dance through the peaks and troughs of life;
- Arc – Imperfection is also a form of beauty;
- Triangle – Cooperation keeps life stable.
How interesting does that sound?! In geometric theory, every shape is composed of points, lines, and surfaces, and life also embodies geometric shapes. This book explores the philosophy of life from the perspective of geometric shapes. It is not a bewildering maze but a garden where you can appreciate and linger at every turn. It is not a bombardment of concepts but interspersed with light-hearted and humorous stories and real-life examples, followed by passages of thought-provoking and engaging reflections. It is believed to offer you a unique and enlightening experience.