In the first 25 years of my life, I have fully studied "what should be", that is, what the world should be like, what is justice and what is morality. Philosophy, literature, political science and other social science theories have taught me a lot, and I have become a full idealist by eagerly seeking answers to my ideals from books, teachers, and philosophers.

Since I was 25 years old, whether in London, Paris or Zurich, I have been constantly learning about "reality", that is, what the world is really like, how to achieve goals, and how to optimize results. Business, trading, and the complex game between people have taught me many lessons, and I have learned from enemies, allies, and sages that I have learned from my enemies, allies, and sages that I have learned from the pain in my heart, and I have become a pragmatist in progress.

If a person is not an idealist when he is young, then I can't believe his conscience and bottom line; If a person grows up not being a pragmatist, then I dare not trust his abilities and utility.