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This book is divided into three parts:Part I: Firstly, it reveals the undoubted innate relationship between human blood type and personality, and also shows the influence of acquired environment and self-effort on personality, providing a three-dimensional model for people Position the character; then point out that the world is composed of matter, energy and consciousness, and use this theory to solve many "paradox" problems that cannot be justified before, and finally point out the direction that individuals should work hard. The second part: Aiming at the three elements of the human body, through an all-round comparison of the advantages and disadvantages of Chinese and Western medicine in the prevention and treatment of the body and the spirit, the objective fact that "Chinese medicine lays emphasis on health care, while Western medicine is good at curing diseases" is obtained. At the same time, some longevity methods and suggestions are provided. The third part: mainly discusses the huge differences between Chinese and Western cultures. The conclusion is that Westerners pay more attention to the enjoyment of the material level, while the Chinese care more about the improvement of the spiritual level, and through the analysis, it is concluded that this phenomenon just verifies the "blood type determines personality" "The correctness of the three-dimensional system; at the same time, based on the commonality of the pursuit of the meaning of life by all human beings, this section also gives the perfect answer to the century-old problem that has plagued the world for hundreds of years, the "Four Questions of Life".