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People often lose happiness in greed, lose health in busyness, lose trust in doubt, and lose friendship in quarrels. When people do not compete, they live easily; when things are not compared, the path is smooth; when the heart does not seek, life is peaceful. Everyone has their own way of living, and there is no need to copy others' lives. Some people appear glamorous on the surface but secretly shed many tears; some seem to live in hardship but actually live freely and happily. Happiness has no standard answer, and there is not just one path to joy. Withdraw your envy of others, reflect on y

A wise man does not compete with his wife, and a confident woman does not need to conquer her husband.

When a person has no intrinsic motivation to change, all external forces will only become resistance and pretense.

Humans are actually animals controlled by hormones. When feeling down, eating a banana and getting some sunlight can make you feel a bit better. Reading for just 6 minutes can reduce stress by 68%; wearing better socks and not having tight collars can make people less irritable. Don't underestimate these trivial little things—they can bring much happiness to life!

What wells up before tears is my courage. I have the ability to carry everything, fearless, brave, and resilient. I gradually realize that the truly important turning points in life often begin with a small act of perseverance, like the first wildflower breaking through the soil in spring, seemingly fragile but containing the message of the entire season. That first step taken with courage often becomes the starting point to rewrite the course of life. People praise courage, but can I love your crying heart? The step you tremble to take is not weakness, but the power of life accumulating to bl

The so-called strong are the solitary warriors who challenge fate alone. What you need to win is this damn destiny. Remember, when you choose to fall, the whole world will make way for you—no one will even glance at you. But once you are determined to break free from the quagmire and rewrite the script of fate into the way you want, the people blocking your path can line up from the street to the end of the block. Those who secretly pull you back and watch you fall back to the starting point are often the voices you once poured your heart out to, the acquaintances who can't stand seeing you su

Most people's brains are lazy. Psychologically, humans are cognitive cheapskates who, in order to save energy and gain a sense of security, tend to be lazy thinkers. Most people subconsciously delegate judgment, simply following the crowd or instructions. Even if they make a mistake, they consider it everyone else's fault, not theirs.

The longest lie told to me is that our parents said, "When you grow up, you'll understand." I don't understand. People don't suddenly understand those big truths just because they reach a certain age. People also don't find wealth, status, and ability easily accessible just because they get older. Some truths, you don't understand when you're young, and if you don't experience them when you grow up, chances are you still won't understand. For example, making money is a skill. Some people, even after living most of their lives, still can't grasp the logic of earning money, and end up living in

True experts always pre-judge in advance:
1. Before someone approaches you, first predict their purpose for reaching out.
2. When someone takes the initiative to get close, first predict what they want to gain.
3. When someone suddenly shows friendliness, first predict the underlying motive.
4. Before someone speaks, first predict their current emotional state.
5. Before someone expresses themselves, first predict their stance.
6. Before someone communicates, first predict their true needs.
7. When someone is silent, first predict their concerns.
8. Before someone acts, first predict their nex

Spilled milk should be spilled. I can't be positive every day; sometimes I just want to relax and vent my emotions, which can also be considered detoxification. When I succeed, I celebrate; when I make mistakes, I improve. If I have talent, I just keep repeating it. They discuss me behind my back, but I know I'm ahead of them.

What is true good fortune? It is to re-understand human nature at the smallest cost, discover the complexities of human nature, become aware of one's weaknesses, and thus gain a new understanding of the world, leading to enlightenment. It is not about paying a huge price or suffering irreparable losses to achieve these insights. Many people only awaken at the moment when they are at the end of their rope and beyond redemption, becoming aware but having no opportunity left, it is already too late. This is the greatest pain in life.

A person's life cannot be fully understood through self-reflection alone. You must constantly meet people, be stimulated by others, be offended, pushed into corners—you only then realize what kind of person you truly are. We always think of ourselves as complete individuals, only to later discover that most of our self-perception is a patchwork illusion. You believe you're kind until you encounter someone who doesn't respond as you expect. You think you're magnanimous until you meet someone who truly crosses your boundaries. You believe you don't care until a certain phrase hits exactly where

I don't get involved in your game, I don't expect your approval, I don't need your praise, and I'm not afraid of your denial, your evaluation, or your definition. Because I know who I am, what I want, and we all keep our issues separate. Your issue is your feelings, your choices, your karma. My issue is my boundaries, my principles, my mindset. I no longer cling to what I look like in your eyes, but focus on what I look like in my own eyes. Truly enlightened people, those who have their own goals, are like this—they never force themselves into others' boxes. They all have a certain mindset: "W

All the scammers in the world have only one trick: to fabricate their glorious history and then promise you a wonderful future. The condition for achieving your bright future is to sacrifice everything you have now.

Wenzhou's shrewd old fox, a secret skill in recognizing people:
1. The more you respect someone who is not as good as you in every way, the more they will repay you.
2. During gatherings, pay more attention to the person sitting in the corner.
3. Compliment the elderly more; when people grow old, they are left with only those memories. Praising them is more heartfelt than anyone else.
4. If someone is spreading bad rumors about you or deliberately framing you, do not bother to explain, as it will backfire. Just speak well of them everywhere; soon everyone will see that they are a petty person.

Who invented the term "telefraud"? And who only talks about things using the word "telefraud"? This person is absolutely a genius, goddammit. He wrapped the darkest, most brutal criminal activities on Earth in a name that sounds mild and harmless, like a telecom sales pitch. Do people think it's just simple fraud? No, it's already a complete, industrialized, anti-human terrorist supply chain. Its business scope includes but is not limited to: First, kidnapping and unlawful detention. Luring people abroad, confiscating passports, imprisoning them behind high walls and iron bars, turning them in

As the Chinese people's subtle expressions (advanced black,暗语, meme culture) become more and more prevalent(Dongda, Bajia Yi, , Mi / Mantou), videos appear entertaining on the surface, but underneath are all "those who understand, understand." Under China's thousands of years of textual censorship culture, with the reinforcement of AI, the peak of literary persecution is approaching. Historically, "literary persecution" has never been just a simple crackdown, but a stress response when the legitimacy of the regime reaches its peak anxiety. When direct expression is blocked, people are forced t

Why is the same piece of information useful to Person A but not to Person B? It's not because Person A is smarter or Person B is more dull, but because the implicit judgment cost embedded in this information may be acceptable to one person and not to the other. Information is never "ready to use"; it needs to be integrated into existing experience, rule systems, and goal structures to become effective. The reason Person A finds it useful is because they already possess the matching background, position, or authority, allowing this information to be directly translated into action, choice, or a

The smartest move is not to undermine him, but to make him unable to step down from his own platform.

When there is no profit to be made and no way forward, some people will eventually leave. This is not necessarily out of hatred, but more of an instinctive choice, an ancient and recurring law. The ignorant call it betrayal, while the wise understand that it is often a wake-up call to reality. When you lose your job, direction, or support of ability, some will quietly exit; when resources dry up and prospects are blocked, those who once swore to share life and death may also seek new paths in silence. It’s not that the vows are false, but that the conditions have changed. Respect does not exis