True wealth does not mean everyone should tighten their purse strings and become miserly, but rather advocates for moderate and healthy consumption. The phrase 'take with moderation, use with discipline' does not imply refraining from taking or using altogether, but rather paying attention to the 'degree' and 'rhythm' when acquiring and utilizing resources. Spend what needs to be spent, but avoid competing for extravagance or displaying ostentation, and eliminate waste. Only in this way can one achieve lasting abundance.
Gradually, you will realize that there will always be people who dislike you or try to oppose you. Let them be as they wish; we should be magnanimous and not haggle with petty people, provided that we are right in our own conduct.
The greatest difference between people is not the gap in visual acuity, but the gap in vision. Acuity allows you to see the same things, while vision allows you to see different worlds. Acuity looks at the road underfoot; vision looks at the entire world.
After being steeped in boiling hot water and undergoing the ups and downs of a busy life, take a sip of this tea. It is truly bitter and astringent, much like the hardships of starting a business. After dedicating the beauty of youth and the essence of life, take another sip. It is truly fragrant and mellow.
Many people pursue perfection throughout their lives, but in reality, imperfection is also a form of perfection. Perfection itself is inherently imperfect. The Venus de Milo is beautiful because its broken arms provide broad space for imagination; meteors and brief flowers are beautiful because their short brilliance attracts more attention. In the vast majority of cases, and for most of the time, people can only rely on themselves. It does not matter if one lacks a strong family background, has not encountered a noble benefactor, or has not attended an elite school.
