Guandan ("throwing eggs" literally), as a competitive card game, enjoys widespread popularity and serves as a fun-filled platform for socializing, stimulating the mind, enriching daily life, and fostering meaningful connections. This book offers a comprehensive exploration of the theory and practice behind this strategic card game.
Drawing from his background as an economist and professor of management, the author addresses Guandan's thirty most essential concepts through the lenses of the Way, strategy, and art. The discussion remains tightly focused on Guandan techniques while seamlessly integrating broader methodologies related to thinking, positioning, and process management. The approach is engaging and insightful, avoiding rigidity and dogma. Readers not only enhance their card-playing skills but also gain valuable insights into philosophy, life, and management thought. This book is an enjoyable and enlightening read, suitable for both card game enthusiasts and those seeking to apply strategic thinking to broader aspects of life.
