A child of a thousand gold will not die in the marketplace. — Sima Qian, "Preface of Economic Manipulation"
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Gou Jian Endures Hardship for Revenge
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Laozi Leaves Behind the Dao De Jing
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Ma Yuan - "Old but still vigorous"
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Great things take time to achieve; valuable goods are hard to sell. — "On Balance: Volume Fourteen"
Great achievements often require an investment of time an...
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Zigong's Wealth Management
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Zhang Liang - "A child worthy of teaching"
引言 In the rich tapestry of Chinese history, many idioms ...
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Confucius Passes on Knowledge
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Liu Bei - "Three visits to the thatched cottage"
Liu Bei, a prominent figure in Chinese history, is best k...
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Confucius Travels the States
Confucius, a name that still rings through history, wasn'...
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Gou Jian - "Sleeping on brushwood and tasting gall"
Gou Jian - "Sleeping on Brushwood and Tasting Gall"In Chi...
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Those who chase deer do not care for rabbits; those who trade in gold do not quibble over small change. — "Huainanzi: Teachings on the Forest"
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Sun Wu's Strict Military Discipline
The legacy of Sun Wu, or as many know him, Sun Tzu, reall...
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Xie An - "Rise again from the East Mountain"
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Han Xin - "A meal worth a thousand gold"
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No matter the size of the goods, what is lacking becomes expensive. — "Cautionary Tales: Volume Thirty-Five"
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Wu Zixu Crosses the Zhao Pass
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Human relations send one horse, but business does not spare even a needle! — "Expanded Wisdom: Volume Two"
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Lü Buwei - "A word worth a thousand gold"
"Lü Buwei - A Word Worth a Thousand Gold"In ancient China...
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