Author: Lowe? Thomas

Preface

Preface to the original work-how to get the most benefit from this book

The first basic skill of dealing with others

Chapter 1: If you want to collect honey, don't knock over the hive

Chapter 2: The secret of getting along with people

Chapter 3: Ways to make both ends meet

You will be popular everywhere

Chapter II How to Make a Good Impression

Chapter III You should avoid trouble. Just do it

Chapter IV How to Cultivate Beautiful and Favorable Conversation

Chapter V How to Make People Interested

Chapter VI How to Make People Like You Soon

Chapter III Twelve Ways to Make People Agree with You

Chapter I You Can't Win an Argument

Chapter II How to Avoid Making Enemies

Chapter III Admit If You Are Wrong

The Secret of the Bottom

Chapter VI Safe Ways to Deal with a Complainant

Chapter VII How to Make People Cooperate with You

Chapter VIII A Formula to Create Miracles

Chapter IX What Everyone Needs

Chapter X The Attraction Everyone Likes

Chapter XI Implement, Push Forward, Don't Stop

Chapter XII When you are at your wit's end, Why don't you try this

article 4 Nine ways to get people to agree with you

Chapter 1 If you have to criticize, This is the way to start

Chapter II How to criticize so as not to attract resentment

Chapter III Tell your own mistakes first

Chapter IV Nobody likes to take orders

Chapter V Let the other person keep his face

Chapter VI How to encourage people to succeed

Chapter VII Give the dog a good name

Chapter VIII Make mistakes look easy to correct

Chapter IX Make mistakes look easy to correct. > chapter six seven ways to make your family harmonious

chapter one how to dig the grave of marriage by yourself the fastest

chapter two love-let him live freely

chapter three you will soon get divorced

chapter four ways to make people happy

chapter five things that are particularly meaningful to women

chapter six if you want to be happy, Don't ignore these

Don't be an "illiterate person in marriage" in Chapter VII

Appendix

Famous sayings:

The greatest guide to success is to learn from your own mistakes.

-Johnston Mei

You don't gain wisdom if you don't learn something. -Cao Xueqin

No one in our generation has ever walked a smooth road, but we hit a wall by groping, fell and got up, and made a detour, but each of us has different experiences. -Mao Dun

Experience without knowledge is better than learning without experience. -H.G. Born Page

Experience is a gem, which is a matter of course, because it is often obtained at great cost. -Shakespeare

Experience is the worst teacher, who always takes a test before teaching. -Virtanen

Experience is a mirror; Learn from it, and you can see the past clearly. -Ibsen

It is very important to emphasize the value of the early experience of immature people. -Dewey

In the early days, a person ate iron in front and slipped behind. -Jin Kun

A poor man is nothing like a farmer, a man who knows water plants is nothing like a horse, and a man who knows cold and heat is nothing like a worm. -Liu Ji

One should be able to make use of others' experience to make up for the narrowness of one's direct experience, which is a necessary part of education. -Dewey

When people are young, they lack experience, and when they gain experience, they lack energy. -Disraeli

The value of instant insight is sometimes equivalent to the experience of a whole life. -Oliver Holmes

Experience is the best teacher, but the tuition fee is too expensive. -Carlyle

After some setbacks, I gained some insight. -Shen Hanguang

Experience only teaches those who can be taught. -Huxley

One of man's greatest misfortunes is that his good qualities sometimes even do him no good. The art of correctly using these advantages is often the final fruit of experience. -shangfuer

a bowl of hot and sour soup is better than a sip of it yourself. -Lu Xun

Standing beside the mountain, you can't see it. -Emerson

The sensitivity and originality of young people can complement each other once they are combined with the rich knowledge and experience of mature scientists. -beveridge

There is no end to learning, but there is a limit to experience, which is the danger of experience. -Tanigawa Tetsuo

After more than one experience, you can know the consequences from the past. My predictions are always tested, but only from this end. -Lu Xun

Experience is the crystallization of pain. -helps

The development of human understanding of society is an increase of self-awareness and a liberation movement. Understanding and action are inseparable here, and human's understanding of their situation also determines how they should act.

-Thomas Natural History Moore

Knowledge can improve human nature, and experience can improve knowledge itself. -Bacon

Age, work habits and experience have changed many personalities. -Philaon

It is wisest to benefit from other people's stupidity. -Pliny the Great

Experience increases our wisdom, but it cannot reduce our stupidity. -Josh bihees

In this world, nothing can take the place of practical experience. -tufts

experience and abstraction-these are the two necessary, real and practical stages of the same kind of knowledge.

-herzen

It is absolutely impossible for a person to shake his baby to see his smile. -William

The wider the experience, the less room for subjectivity and individuality, the more solemn the general meaning will be, and the more vivid the social image of the artist will be. -"History of Russian Literature"

Our knowledge with rich experience is all based on experience. In a word, knowledge comes from experience.

-Locke

Experience is the son of thought, and thought is the son of action. We can't learn to be human from books. -Disraeli

A kind-hearted person accepts the lessons of his predecessors and does not make himself a reference for future generations. One sparrow has fallen into the net, and the other will not fly to eat rice; You should remember the painful experience of your predecessors and don't set a precedent for future generations to learn lessons. -Sadie

Our usual study and experience are our most powerful pillars in a critical moment. -Lincoln

What you avoid is not the broken things behind, but the detours ahead. -Evans

We know from experience that not all incredible things are untrue. -cardinal Reyes

experience is a valuable school, but fools get nothing from it. -Franklin