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The question I get the most is: how can ordinary people make money in China? In fact, in an environment where short-term games are in vogue, people who are smart but have no bottom line may be more likely to make money quickly. But if you’re smart, have awareness, and have built long-term credibility, you’ll become their enemy. Because short-term players profit by exploiting loopholes, while long-term thinkers profit by building a new order. But the new order is often destructive to the existing power structure.

A question from my paid subscribers: what’s the logic behind this new round of crackdowns? In fact, governing and eliminating organized criminal and mafia forces is not only because they prey on the people. The fundamental risk of such forces lies in their nature: they may gradually evolve from a mere criminal organization into an informal power structure formed by the combination of capital, violence, relationships, and power. When a mafia-like group grows stronger, what it seeks is no longer just illegal gains, but control over resources, order, and even local rules.
Historically, feudal pri

A subscriber asked: Regarding Huawei’s “Zhizhilia” incident, why does it get hotter the more people curse it? Many people only see the incident itself, but ignore the underlying logic of the times. In China, every leading technology company has a special role shaped by the era it’s in. In the internet era, there was Alibaba; in the era of technological competition, there was Huawei; and now, in the era of smart ecosystems, Xiaomi has been pushed to the forefront. It’s like the monsters in Journey to the West—the difference isn’t just the monster itself, but whether there’s a bigger role behind

Everyone, if you have topics you’d like to discuss—life dilemmas, future career direction, starting a business, wealth, and more—go ahead and ask?

“Persistence” comes more from willpower and goals, driven by self-control; “love” comes from inner motivation, driven by interest and identification.

Wealth accumulation doesn’t rely on a one-time opportunity, but on long-term, correct financial habits: first, set aside part of your income for yourself, control your desires and spending, and let your money keep generating new value; invest in yourself to improve your earning ability, and at the same time learn asset management to avoid reckless risk-taking; protect the wealth you already have—this matters more than chasing rapid riches. True wealth comes from long-term accumulation, compounding growth, and an understanding of how money works, not from short-term swings in income.

Many times, people don’t not know what is right—they just don’t know why they can’t do it. A repeated problematic behavior is often not an enemy, but a flawed solution. Real change isn’t forcing yourself to stop; it’s understanding the pain and needs behind it, and replacing it with a better way.

Discover the talent formula:
Action attempt → ability formation → feedback received → interest strengthened → advantages established → talent revealed
True talent is often not found at the beginning, but created through continuous action.

If you dislike someone, don’t rush to criticize them first. The reason you end up overlapping is often that you’ve both been in the same circle. Real improvement isn’t complaining about the environment—it’s raising your own value, so you enter a world where you don’t have to constantly spend and drain yourself.

According to research, under normal circumstances, your IQ depends on the IQ of the people around you.

Extreme ideas often attract crowds by offering simple, definitive answers, reducing a complex world to a single explanation, and forming a “mob” through emotion and identity. True rationality is not about seeking absolute answers, but about finding balance between facts, values, and real-world constraints. Balance is not having no stance—it means not being captured or coerced by any single value; it respects facts and acknowledges complexity; it supports reasonable freedom and diversity while also guarding against drifting into extremes. In a world where group emotions are easy to sway, the sc

I just watched a U.S. hearing. A lawmaker said: “You only need to answer me ‘Yes or No’ in the field of science.” In response, the person answered “yes, ‘or’.”

A friend from my X group asked: What do you think about the phenomenon in many places in China where “spiritual young guys” ride electric motorcycles and do drive-by stunts to draw attention? When large numbers of unemployed people appear, when the real-world paths upward become narrower, and when opportunities to gain a sense of accomplishment and existence shrink, people look for low-cost ways to prove, “I exist.” But while they’re carrying out these stunts, they actually don’t pose a threat or challenge to authority. The main contradiction is between nearby residents and the cars on the roa

Be clear-headed—not by looking down on the world from outside the crowd, but by maintaining independent thinking when faced with popular views, and by staying humble when it comes to your own judgments. Dare to break consensus, and dare to correct yourself.

People whose hearts are truly full are not full because they have more, but because they can continuously create meaning.

Other people’s praise is just emotional approval—copying you is the real recognition.

Subscribing members asked me to analyze: what logic lies behind the three major Chinese telecom operators jointly issuing the announcement titled “Notice on Regulating the Management of Telecom Card Sales via Internet Channels”?
At the surface level, the three operators are regulating the sale of telecom cards through internet channels, and the stated reason is to govern telecom fraud. But one issue needs attention: the creation of scam numbers does not necessarily mean that third-party channels are selling the problem. Many scam numbers may originate from leaked real-name information, the sec

The key factors that determine human lifespan and the rate of aging: the brain (information control system) and the immune system (defense and maintenance system).

The world today isn’t just about a simple divide between the rich and the poor—it’s entering an “ability divergence era.”