Rough hands can achieve great things

Author: Jiang Hong
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Publish Date: 2006-11-01
Features: Many great achievements in history were accomplished by rough individuals. Rough people generally possess five strengths: First, their thinking is unbounded, free from scholarly constraints, lacking bookishness, and not dogmatic; they dare to think, dare to explore, and dare to act. Second, they cherish talent, are willing to delegate authority, are not reluctant to share power, and can leverage the potential of others. Third, they respect knowledge, listen to different opinions, and readily accept good advice. Fourth, they can endure hardship and are close to the grassroots of society. Fifth, they start from reality, do not care about appearances, do not display arrogance, do not seek small gains, and do not chase vanity.
The core idea of "Rough People Can Achieve Great Things" is "dare." This kind of roughness is not crudeness or ignorance, nor is it barbarism or insensitivity. It is not about rejecting culture or refusing rationality; rather, it is about daring to try, daring to give up, daring to use people, daring to strive, and being full of determination, able to sacrifice the small for the greater good.
This book introduces principles through stories, extracting insights from the experiences of the protagonist. It explores why rough people can achieve great things and how they do so.