Life Wisdom of Old Zhuge Liang

Author: Hu Weihong
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: The old Zhuge Liang in this book is merely a fictional character, or rather an assumption, an assumption that integrates the wisdom of five thousand years of Chinese history. He possesses the highest wisdom of ancient and modern people in dealing with affairs and starting businesses. Although this person does not exist, his deeds are not fictional. The book collects classic stories from history according to the standards of novelty, cleverness, uniqueness, and interest, blending ancient and modern classic theories into them, and re-creating the plots. While preserving their authenticity, it makes them more engaging and closer to modern life. These theories appear either in the characters' dialogues or in the story reviews. Their advantage lies in making the hidden wisdom in the stories more clearly presented, so that readers not only see what is happening but also understand why. One of the great features of this book is that it is both simple and profound. Simple enough to be as easy as eating and drinking, allowing you to pass two or three hours effortlessly while reading; profound enough to be as deep as the theories of Laozi and Confucius, enabling you to savor the true essence of wisdom while reading. The book selects real-life materials from history and extracts the essence of life wisdom from classic texts, portraying the five thousand years of round, wise, accessible, and perceptive philosophy of survival in stories.