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Want to get rich? Remember these 10 top rules:
• The 72 Rule: 72 divided by the annual return rate = years to double your assets (e.g., 8% takes 9 years).
• The 4% Rule: Withdraw only 4% of your total assets each year after retirement; history proves this is sustainable for over 30 years.
• The 50/30/20 Rule: 50% essential expenses, 30% discretionary spending, 20% mandatory savings — the simplest budgeting method.
• The 100 Minus Age Rule: 100 minus your current age = percentage of stocks in your portfolio (70% stocks at age 30).
• The 10x Salary Rule: By age 60, your retirement savings should

Chinese men, most of them could originally have become sages—unfortunately, all of them were ruined by women. Shang was thrown into ruin by Daji; Zhou was ruined by Bao Si; Qin... Although there are no clear historical records, we can assume that he was probably led astray by women, which is not entirely wrong. And Dong Zhuo was indeed killed by Diao Chan.
— *The True Story of Ah Q*

In novels, animations, and movies, why haven't we seen anyone traveling back to the Spring and Autumn or Warring States periods?
Does no one want to restore the Zhou rites?

Correct theories are often useless.
Someone may teach you how to optimize your prompts, but if you’re using ChatGPT, that AI flavor just can’t be gotten rid of no matter what.
It’s the model that’s the problem, not the prompts—what you should do is switch to a different model.

“The stock market is the only place where that one thing is on sale—and all customers rush out of the store.”
— Karen Rosh

One of the most annoying things about podcasts is when the guest is halfway through speaking, and the host abruptly interrupts and starts arguing.
A good podcast requires good hosts and good guests.
A podcast I listened to for 47 hours has now turned into a group argument fest, which is quite lamentable.

I don't quite believe that a single prompt can solve all writing problems.
So I open-sourced a set of Chinese content creation skills: CFlow.
It's not a万能 prompt, just breaking down topic selection, writing, editing, packaging, marketing, and review into separate steps.
Feel free to try it out, and feedback is also welcome~