Ji Xiaolan: Twelve Strategies for Unbeatable Adaptation to Reform

Author: Zeng Daotie
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Publish Date: 2003-03-01
Features: Ji Xiaolan's life appears brilliant on the surface, but he has his own inner feelings. He understands the principle of change because he must avoid suspicion in various eyes and not harm himself in collisions. Additionally, he has his own world within books, attracting his true practice. There is one world of relationships and one world of books. Ji Xiaolan can only stretch out two feet, placing one in each world; he can only stretch out two hands, touching one world with each hand. In this way, he has his own narrow path. On this narrow path, to become clear-eyed and insightful, Ji Xiaolan has ten sets of adaptive strategies. Briefly described as follows:
Seeking: Finding a hopeful path;
Exploring: Polishing one's skills in dealing with others;
Discerning People: Skillfully using opportunities to build relationships;
Stiffness: Becoming more resilient in adversity;
Avoiding Pitfalls: Using wisdom to protect oneself;
Cleverly Evading: Reflecting on life in hidden places;
Opening Up: Avoid letting troubles torment oneself;
Perceiving Clearly: Grasping the key points to think about;
Adapting to Nature: Letting one's heart be lively;
Being a Person: Tolerating can avoid conflicts;
Showcasing Talent: Doing well what one loves;
Establishing Oneself: Weighing well between major and minor matters.