In this complicated world, honest people often live a depressed life and encounter many difficulties. The reason for this is often because they have not yet comprehended the laws of survival in this world. To be more precise, their experience is still shallow, and their understanding of the world is not deep enough. Life is like a rich book, and we need to read it with our hearts and understand it.
Reading is the best way to broaden your horizons and increase your knowledge. It is like a window that allows us to glimpse the true face of society and understand the complexity and diversity of human nature. It is only through extensive reading that we can comprehend the wisdom of survival and find the direction of life. For honest people, the following four books may be able to improve themselves and enhance the pattern.
I Am Not Teaching You to Cheat" was written by Liu Yong and was highly praised, with a score of 84 points. This book is like a wise man, guiding you on how to accumulate your foundation and live in the world. It reveals the various states of the world with vivid brushstrokes, and explains for you how to skillfully avoid losing money. This is not to teach you to play tricks, but to make you clear the true face of the world.
The Weakness of Human Nature, by Dale Carnegie, harvested 81 high score accolades. This book is like a bright beacon that guides us in the ocean of humanity. It reveals in simple terms the three keys to getting along with people, how to make people love us. Not only that, but the book also distills 12 golden rules for how to behave in the world, as well as 9 tips for changing others without harming them. These precious wisdoms are like a beacon that illuminates our way forward and makes us more calm and confident in the journey of life.
Finally, "The Complete Works of Thick Black Studies" was written by Li Zongwu, with a score of 85 points. This work was born in the ** period, and Mr. Li Zongwu elaborated in depth the essence of thick black science in the book: the skin should be thick and invisible, and the heart should be black and colorless. Even in today's context, this book is still very relevant.
These four classics are not only a source of wisdom, but also a guide to life. They are like beacons that illuminate our path and help us find the direction and purpose of life. If you haven't seen it yet, why not take a moment to soak up the book? I am convinced that every page will be rewarding and enlightening.