Standing On The Edge of Your Tomorrow
Take Charge and Win
Standing on The Edge of Your Tomorrow Book CoverDr. Robert Lee didn’t intend to write this as a motivational book that gives step-by-step instructions for people to achieve instant success or become instantly wise and educated; he wrote this to provide some “winning strategies” for true success at the game of life. He presents what he has gleaned from the wisdom of the East and the West through the years, and has organized them into six basic success principles or concepts, which are illustrated by stories of famous people from the East and the West. Through these stories, readers can apply the principles to their own lives, develop their own philosophies and core beliefs, improve their inner strength, maintain the good physical health needed in winning the game of life, and enjoy a better and brighter tomorrow.
With compelling true stories from the East and the West, thoughtful quotes from great individuals, and honest portrayal of life and living through fables, this applied wisdom is a perfect companion for anyone trekking through the mountain of life.
This book is a perfect present for new graduates, newly weds and entrepreneurs.
Selections From the ’100 Best’ Children’s Stories from China, Vol.1
Selections From the ’100 Best’ Children’s Stories from China, Vol.1This illustrated collections of eight captivating Chinese folk tales will introduce children to the world of ancient China while intriguing them with unique plots twists and challenges their problem solving skills. Whether is young Sun-Tze looking for a teacher or a young bride trying to help a mistreated grandmother, each character demonstrates both wit and perseverance as they confront life’s dilemmas. It is sure to become a favorite of children and parent alike.
More From “100 BEST” Children’s Stories from China, Vol. 2
More From ’100 Best’ Children’s Stories from China Vol. 2 book coverFor centuries, children have been gleaning wisdom hidden amidst wonderful stories told to them by their parents and grandparents. Here are eight more favorite children’s stories from China, selected because, they do just that – present “pearls of wisdom” in a winsome and intriguing story.
Some of the stories are fictional, others are actually taken from Chinese history. In either case, they represent true enjoyment for young and old, whether it’s the ingenious problem-solving exhibited by Sun Tze in “Sun Tze and the Chariot Race”, the unorthodox crime-busting of Mayor Chen in “The Donut Boy”, or the depiction of vanity and the discovery of love in “The Queen of the Ball.” Each story is followed by a “treasure chest” to help readers find the “gems of truth” embedded in each story, and to provide parents and children opportunities to think and discuss the story further.
This is the second volume from the father-daughter team of Dr. Robert C.K. Lee and Doreen Lee Ong, (Selections from the “100 Best” Children’s Stories from China, Vol. 1), continuing their own family tradition of passing down stories that provide a legacy of wisdom, Chinese heritage, and lessons of virtue and values.
