Here are the translations for the classic 100 sentences by Master Zhai Hongshen, a renowned scholar of Chinese classics:
1. In interpersonal communication, the worst thing is to have a deadpan face.
2. Communication is: the transfer of emotions, the transmission of information, and the interaction of feelings.
3. Buddhism originated in India, flourished in China, and gained fame worldwide.
4. The speed at which one claps can affect the speed at which they earn money. —— A famous quote by Bill Gates
5. A narrow-minded person cannot speak with a grand vision, and a person without a mission cannot speak with responsibility.
6. Knowledge is learned, ability is practiced, and a person's virtue, realm, and vision are cultivated.
7. The mouth is the gateway to the heart. —— Guiguzi
8. A person's vision, realm, and chest cannot be replaced.
9. Never be a polluter of atmosphere and emotions.
10. Never do things that disrupt the scene. —— Turn off your phone when attending a speech.
11. Communication must control three elements: the first is the scene, the second is the atmosphere, and the third is the emotion.
12. Filial piety on a small scale can manage a household, filial piety on a medium scale can manage a business, and great filial piety can govern a country.
... (and so on until sentence 100)
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