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Feng Menglong said in the summary of Think Tank: "A wise man is like water on the ground. There is no water on the ground, only scorched earth. People without wisdom are like walking animals. Applying wisdom to people is like water flowing on the ground. ...
Many things in life need our wisdom to deal with, and life without wisdom is undoubtedly a barren life. The 5,000-year history of Chinese civilization has left us not only a joke, paleness and helplessness, but also the wisdom left by people, ordinary people and great people.
Open the think tank, read these stories carefully and savor the taste. No matter what the "identity" of a think tank is, drawing on its wisdom is a great choice in life. We need to learn "wisdom" and have foresight and methods in life, otherwise what we do will only get lost in the bumpy road and we can't find the right direction.
We still need to get more things, and we also need to read more history and understand the world. A "think tank" contains the wisdom of the world, extracts the wisdom of the "think tank", realizes the truth of life, gets the thought you want, and realizes the strangeness of life. Perhaps it is the original intention of this book, more likely it is the original intention of this book.
Learning from reading history and clearly understanding history is the greatest historical knowledge. ...