Four unspoken rules of Chinese society.
The first sentence is called art is not cheap. Lanzhou sells beef noodles for 15 yuan a bowl, sells 1,000 bowls a day, earns 10,000 yuan a day, and earns more than 3 million yuan a year. You tell your boss, can you sell me your noodle recipe? Will he sell it to you? Many people have mastered a craft, which is the foundation for a family to make a living and support their families, will he easily sell it to you? This is called selling it cheaply.
The second shouted not lightly. There is no threshold for a Buddhist family to accept students, he is benevolent, and anyone who enters our Buddhist sect will accept it, even if you are a murderer, you must pass an assessment when you accept students at home. The art of war can protect the family and defend the country, and the art of war can also bring disaster to the country and the people. First of all, I choose someone to see whether the person's morality is enough and cannot be easily passed on to others.
For example, if you see a numerology master, you say that the master will help me see the face by the way, and you will let the teacher help you see it, this is disrespectful to the teacher, and the teacher is not serious about you, and it is in vain to see it, if you want the teacher to show you, you have to ask the teacher to show you, and the teacher must remember to give him a person after reading it. Personnel is what everyone in the world deserves, and people who have practiced in this field for decades and make a living from it, why should people show you for nothing? People have changed your feng shui, your fortune, and your destiny, so why can't you give people something in return? Confucius always said to students that you should be self-conscious and give a dozen catties of pork to the teacher.
Even if I know that you are sick, I also know what disease you have, but if you don't ask me to see you, I won't take the initiative to see you, even if I'm a good doctor, I won't take the initiative to ask you to see a doctor.