Author: Shi Xiangqian
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: "The softest thing in the world is water, yet nothing can overcome it in breaking hard things. There is nothing that can replace it." — Laozi, Tao Te Ching
Don't mistake flexibility for compromise or humiliation of one's dignity. In this world, if you are like a straight and rigid piece of steel, unaware of how to bend and stretch, you won't be in use for long. A Realm of Flexibility explores this philosophy of survival and development, listing eight realms. It delves into deep reflection on aspects such as how to treat others, seek help, conduct oneself, handle matters, navigate social interactions, uphold character, and display grace. It offers unique insights with clear perspectives, vivid examples, thorough arguments, and lucid reasoning. The content of this book is a course you won't learn in elementary school, high school, university, or graduate school. It is a skill, a realm of understanding, and something that will benefit you throughout your life!
There is one realm called bending: bending is the great wisdom of modern people's survival and development.
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