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"Fate" is an excuse for the weak; "luck" is a humble term for the strong; extreme focus is what builds your career.

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"Country bumpkin" is a derogatory term, and "city bumpkin" is even worse. What’s absurd is that country bumpkins are imitating city bumpkins—using all kinds of filters and visiting trendy Instagrammable spots—not because they love nature or appreciate the scenery, but simply to post on TikTok and Xiaohongshu.

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No beautiful flowers bloom in barren soil; they’re either thorny or poisonous. The news story about the Black man in Guangzhou taught me about racial discrimination, while my clients from Uganda and Morocco showed me that arrogance and prejudice aren’t set in stone.

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Fate is an excuse for the weak; luck is a term of modesty for the strong.

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Three parts fate, seven parts telecom; learn Minnan dialect, and you can travel all over Southeast Asia. It’s not that Fujian men don’t come home—it’s that our beloved motherland is on the hunt for them: Cambodia, Thailand, Sri Lanka, the UAE, Malaysia. 😁

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I’m determined to live a life of extravagance and indulgence, doing everything in my power to win the hearts of beautiful women. I want to fill my life with energy.

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The technological explosion and the rapid advancement of AI will not bring humanity the ideal benefits—such as reduced working hours—because many countries in the 21st century are, in reality, still akin to slave societies: on the surface, they are capitalist; in reality, they are ruled by feudal slave masters. The essence of capital’s use of purchasing power is to acquire the output of individual labor and vitality (lifespan).

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The lives of ordinary people are never at peace; whether rich or poor, very few are born without flaws (the inherent suffering of one’s family of origin, as well as the spiritual poverty and short-sightedness brought on by material living). Very few people, like Ding Yuanying from *The Way of Heaven*, possess the ability to contemplate the essence of things. In real life, I believe Duan Yongping’s business acumen resembles that of Ding Yuanying from *The Way of Heaven*; he perfectly exploited the weaknesses of human nature to conduct business, just as he did when investing in Pop Mart.

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Technology can create wealth, but it will always become obsolete. Being arrogant about one’s technical expertise and treating it as a trade secret—such narrow-minded clinging to the past—is, in itself, a barrier to one’s own development.

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The difference between a strong culture and a weak culture is that one studies objective laws based on facts, while the other pursues simplicity and follows the rules.

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