Pao Yue-kong
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Who it's for
A good fit for
- Readers interested in modern Chinese business history and entrepreneurship
- Practitioners and researchers in shipping, logistics, or related industries
- Entrepreneurs and managers seeking cases on business operation and management, especially risk control and long-term strategy
- Those interested in the Ningbo merchant culture and the history of overseas Chinese striving
Not a good fit for
- Readers expecting a bestselling biography full of dramatic conflict or personal secrets
- Readers seeking instant, fast-food-style success formulas
Reading tips
- Read alongside the political and economic context of the mid-to-late 20th century to better appreciate the far-reaching significance of the protagonist's decisions
- Pay attention to descriptions of his philosophy of prudence and his building of personal networks; these are key to understanding his success
- After reading, consider how traditional Chinese business culture is inherited and innovated in global business practice
About the publisher
China Society Press focuses on publishing books in the field of social development, covering categories such as social organizations, social assistance, social work, social welfare, elderly care services, and administrative division and place names. Judging from the books in the database, the press also publishes in history, inspirational growth, and biography. Representative titles include the two-volume Qingming Shanghe Tu: The Palace Museum Collection Edition, Letters from Rockefeller to His Children, biographies of Nietzsche, Leonardo da Vinci, Zhang Daqian, and Wernher von Braun, and How to Win Friends and Influence People. Representative authors include Duan Yongqiang, Wei Mingming, Li Dandan, Miao Jie, Jin Xia, Liu Mingshan, Li Jianxue, and Dale Carnegie. Public information is limited, and the 52 titles in the database are not enough to fully capture the press's entire publishing profile and product lines.
Contents
- 序言
- 第一章 少年岁月
- 第二章 战乱年代
- 第三章 船王伟业
- 第四章 登陆商战
- 第五章 报效祖国
- 第六章 退休离世
- 附录
- 年谱
- 名言
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About the author
Lu Junshi: publicly available information is limited, and reliable records of his identity and life details are not yet available. Nevertheless, the 82 works held in the library offer a rough outline of his writing profile. His work spans Eastern philosophy, folk literature, inspirational growth, culture, language and writing, and prose miscellany. Representative works include Hundred Schools of Philosophical Works, Colorful Folk Tales, The Gardener Deep in the Heart, Romantic Myths and Legends, The Exquisite Charm of Ci Poetry, Rich Language and Writing, Substantial Prose Works, and A Kind of Love Ordinary Yet Boundless. These works are mostly aimed at general readers, presenting philosophical ideas, folk tales, and knowledge of language and culture in an accessible way, while also touching on emotional inspiration and prose essays. His subjects are broad and close to everyday reading. Overall, Lu Junshi's writing emphasizes knowledge popularization and cultural transmission, with plain language and attention to readability, serving as a bridge between traditional culture and popular reading.
