The skill of seeing through people: The "human observation skills" of the legendary Mahjong master who was undefeated for 20 years

table of contents

• Chapter 1: Habits expose the heart
  • Habits reveal the truth about a person
  • No one can escape the habit
  • Modern people who have developed a mental obesity habit
  • The thumbs of both hands are bent back due to unnecessary tension
  • People who live naturally have fewer habits
  • "Drunkenness" makes people stupid
  • You can read your opponent's mind by their movement habits
  • Fix your habits, not your personality
• Chapter 2: Everything can be understood by observing the movement of the body
  • Humans are creatures that "mimic"
  • Unwanted and unusual movement warnings
  • Shaking is evidence that your mind and body are out of focus
  • Increasing number of people who "don't move"
  • More and more people have eyes that open to the side
  • Japanese people have lost their "eye power"
  • Hone your "holistic perspective" to grasp the bigger picture
  • "First impressions" change day by day
  • The reason for the unbalanced walking style of modern people
  • The prisoner lifts his feet off the ground
  • The secret to walking through a crowded city without bumping into people
  • There are different levels of "walking"
  • The hidden meaning behind fidgeting
  • Why do Westerners have such big gestures?
  • The act of discarding tiles reveals beauty and ugliness
  • Even the best tremble when they're just one step away from victory
  • "Softness" is the true "strength"
  • If you can hide your presence, you can take advantage of your opponent's weaknesses.
  • The man who fascinated me as a boy
• Chapter 3 How to see into the true nature of human beings
  • Develop your sense of dealing with people
  • People who breathe only one third of the air
  • Look inside, outside and at your core
  • Modern people are becoming thinner and thinner
  • Control your passions and desires
  • People who lie without hesitation
  • A person who puts on a bravado is someone who has nothing important
  • The Recommendation of "Multitasking Life"
  • Don't fix bad traits, "alleviate" them
  • Have a cross line of vertical and horizontal relationships
  • "Entanglements" create a vacuum in our existence
  • How to save yourself
  • If you win, give it away
  • How to maintain distance as a leader
• Chapter 4: The Art of Seeing Through Life
  • Things that change and things that don't change
  • Remembering a side of me that I had forgotten
  • The ball that started it all changed my life
  • A turning point in my life
  • Take the "chacha" out of "chacha"
  • Seeking the incomplete everywhere
  • Learn from those who can't
  • Good imitation, bad imitation
  • The disease of "absolutely not" and "not relevant"
  • A climate of irresponsibility seen in rising tone of speech
  • The trouble of kindness
  • You can live without dreams and hopes
  • How to correct your child without scolding them
  • No one is sending out a signal.
  • The process of taking on a challenge is more important than the result
• Chapter 5: Identifying types from behavior
  • A way of life that shows off your inner self
  • It's not cool to sell yourself short
  • You'll feel better if you undress your mind
  • Artificial brightness, natural brightness
  • People lost in the world of madness
  • The line between sociable person and cheater
  • How to tell someone's true character just by looking at their clothes
  • One-sided conversation reflects loneliness
  • A silent person knows fear
  • Cool people, hot people
  • People who are overly humble or arrogant
  • People who are strict with themselves and others
  • The truth about people who hold grudges easily
  • A person who only speaks ill of others
  • Is it right or wrong to be a joker?
  • The true nature of people who look down on others
  • People who complain are "stupid"
  • Selfish people are a good example of what not to do
  • People who make excuses are anxiety-avoidant
  • What does it mean to have a "presence"?