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When it comes to getting along with people, I have a simple rule:
First, I bring goodwill to the table—I’m willing to spend time to help you.
Then I observe: when I run into something, will you reach out too? When a good opportunity comes, will you remember me?
If you’re also a trustworthy person, then we can support each other and maintain a long-term relationship.
If I help you, but you just keep taking and you don’t know how to be grateful, then it means I bet on the wrong person—cut the losses. I won’t help you anymore going forward.
If I help you, and you’re not grateful, yet you badmouth

I advise you to live in a cheaper house, drive a more ordinary car, and keep your wardrobe simple. It’s not that you don’t deserve it, but that you need to win in terms of time. The money and resources of the poor are limited. If you want to move upward, you must learn to accumulate, and what capital fears most is your ability to accumulate. Many people start paying for face in their twenties. Mortgage, car loan, credit card, and prepaying the cash flow of the next few decades in advance, looking glamorous and impressive, but in reality, life has already been locked in. As Marx said long ago,

The best way to live a long life is:
1. Sleep naked
2. Maintain a regular sex life
3. Soak your feet before bed
4. Don’t hold your urine; keep your bowel movements smooth
5. Drink more plain water and fewer sugary drinks
6. Take a half-hour walk every day and get sunlight
7. Keep a good mood; don’t meddle in other people’s affairs
8. Eat breakfast on time
9. Get 7–8 hours of sleep every night; don’t stay up late
10. Keep your daily routine and diet regular, and control your weight
11. Limit smoking and alcohol
12. Cultivate hobbies
13. Reduce overthinking and mental pre

Nanjing University School of Artificial Intelligence, four graduate students with supervisor Tong Yi, offer status
Student 1: Master's degree, undergraduate at Nanjing University, guaranteed admission to the same university for PhD, working at a quantitative private equity company, monthly salary of 58,000 yuan, guaranteed 13 months' salary, annual salary of 754k yuan, quantitative strategist, work location can be Beijing or Shanghai, housing fund 12%, also has full scholarship PhD opportunity abroad
Student 2: PhD, undergraduate at a 985 university in Central China, guaranteed admission to Na

I once heard my senior brother talk about a gossip:
A female master's student mentored by an associate professor at our school asked a third-year master's senior brother for help, but he refused.
Then, out of anger, the sister smashed this guy's graduation project, and he slapped the female student in the face.
The female student cried and went to complain to the associate professor, who scolded her.
Later, she falsely accused the senior brother and the associate professor of assault, but it was verified that she was lying.
Unfortunately, the associate professor missed the opportunit

A few days ago, everyone gathered together for a meal, and my 20-year-old cousin made a new set of New Year nails. My 3-year-old niece kept looking at her nails.
My cousin's mother perhaps couldn't stand her nails or maybe was just looking for something to talk about to tease the kid, so she kept asking my niece: "Auntie's nails are really ugly, they're so ugly, so ugly."
My niece initially didn't speak and kept shaking her head.
After my cousin's mother repeatedly said "so ugly, so ugly,"
my niece suddenly said very seriously: "Can you shut up? Your words are unpleasant, but it looks

Today I met a small official, a deputy director. After we talked, I was completely stunned.
His family has factories worth several hundred million, waiting for him to go back and inherit.
At the time, I thought, then what are you here for—still trying to get something out of it?
Later, when the conversation went deeper, I finally figured it out completely: that’s how people from Zhejiang play their way through this world.
In his family, several brothers have very clear roles and division of labor.
The most promising one, the one who’s best at reading and studying, must take the civil

How can young people today break through?
First, get a passport, Hong Kong and Macau travel permits, and a foreign currency account with your bank.
If you can't go abroad, go to Hong Kong and Macau.
If you can't go to Hong Kong and Macau, go to Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, or Shenzhen.
You need to be at the forefront of capital, information, and opportunities.
In this highly uncertain era,
the way out for ordinary people isn't to defy the odds,
but to outlast the system.
Everything else is risk control.
Save more money, sleep more, exercise more.
Tread less, avoid donations, avoid blood donat

Most of today's internet celebrities are former slackers, punks, street kids, or nightclub regulars. These people have low qualities, lack education, but they have a large number of followers and huge traffic.
Essentially, these internet celebrities are a form of cognitive pollution. Unlike visible air pollution, it is not immediately obvious, but by occupying our attention, it distorts our perception of the current world.

Completing the Hong Kong card process and then leaving without doing anything is a waste of effort because there are four pitfalls that must be addressed on the spot:
1. Quickly set up fingerprint or facial recognition. Log in to the security code; don’t be lazy and skip it, or transfers won’t go through.
2. Have the counter manager help you activate your investment account smoothly; otherwise, if you want to trade stocks later, you'll have to come back again.
3. Remember to link your accounts properly; otherwise, you'll have to manually exchange currency when using the card, which is exhausti

My buddy is studying for a PhD at a certain 985 university, and he said:
The essence of scientific research is just a bunch of people hyping concepts. A circle of people cheating the government funding together.
Many new concepts are actually just rebranded versions of stuff that was already done badly decades ago—renamed, packaged, and repackaged as something new, recycling old ideas.
So-called interdisciplinary integration just means one field can't handle itself anymore. They add in elements from another field, mix and match, and keep hyping it up.
The academic circle is a typical c

Relying on a job, the income ceiling in first-tier cities should be around 20k RMB after tax, with only a few industries reaching 30k RMB after tax.
Exceeding 20,000 to 30k RMB after tax is basically impossible; those who can break this limit are not ordinary people.
If you're not in a first-tier city, then this ceiling should be multiplied by a factor of 0.5 to 0.7.
There is a deliberately designed bottleneck in employment, intentionally making it difficult for the vast majority of people to pass.
This is similar to the acceptance rate of Tsinghua and Peking University—everyone works

Dabing's live stream featured a woman born in 1996. She recounted how her father secretly bought a car without telling anyone in the family. Family conflicts erupted, she went to negotiate, confronted relatives, and in the end, the car was returned and the money was recovered. The issue was "resolved."
Until Dabing asked: "How much did the car cost?"
The girl said: "Over ten thousand."
Dabing paused and asked her: "Do you know cars? A fuel-efficient car that costs around ten thousand yuan is just able to start and drive simply. It’s not a luxury item or a high-value purchase."
Then Dabing aske

Netizens' summary of the characteristics of various government agencies:
1. Customs:待遇都属于中上等 in any province.
2. Railway Police: Salaries have gradually increased since 2015 across different regions.
3. Courts: Good units, good benefits, but work is tiring.
4. Procuratorate: General, decent benefits, limited authority.
5. Judicial Bureau: Good unit, moderate authority, oversees lawyers and prisons.
6. Prisons: Large disparities; if the unit has its own industry, benefits are better.
7. Public Security Bureau: Good unit, real power department, quite demanding.
8. Education Bureau: Not too tirin

Many people have no idea what they can actually do with ten thousand dollars.
They think ten thousand dollars can only buy a phone, a gym membership, a few good meals, and then they spend it all and go back to their desk complaining about having no money and no opportunities.
But the truth is: ten thousand dollars is enough to change a person's fate.
Step 1: Redeem yourself.
Have you ever calculated your expenses?
Rent: $1,500, Food: $1,500, Miscellaneous: $500.
In a city with low living costs, $4,000 is enough to cover a month’s expenses.
Ten thousand dollars is just enough for