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2017-08-19View Original

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1. When a mouse mocks a cat, there is always a hole nearby. 2. Two people, one standing on the mountaintop and the other at the foot of the mountain, may differ in status, but in each other’s eyes, they are equally insignificant. 3. At the end of the road, there is still a road, as long as you are willing to walk. 4. What makes us unhappy are all trivial matters; we can avoid an elephant, but not a fly. 5. The best and the worst have shaped history, while the mediocre have multiplied the race. 6. The only thing in this world worse than being talked about by others is having no one talk about you at all. 7. Success means getting up one more time than you fall. 8. Failure does not mean you have wasted your time and life. Failure shows that you have reason to start over. 9. In life, sometimes not taking risks is more dangerous than taking them. 10. It’s not necessarily a good thing when everyone stands on one side, such as when they all stand on the same side of the boat. 11. Many people climbed to the top of the ladder only to find that it was placed against the wrong wall. 12. Accidental success is more terrifying than failure. 13. Talent is essentially using the same intelligence as everyone else in a unique way. 14. Status is achieved through action, not by waiting. 15. An apology sets the stage for offending again in the future. 16. By \"obedient to the extreme,\" it is meant the unusual patience shown before something is completed, for some undisclosed purpose. 17. The so-called inappropriateness for children is actually adults generously taking on the risk of making mistakes themselves. 18. Do you want to drive at 40 KM/H until you’re 80, or drive at 80 KM/H until you’re 40? 19. In the face of the enemy, whoever stays calm first is close to victory. 20. Everyone is ordinary; some people truly become ordinary because they are aware of this. 21. A beggar is someone who taxes your conscience. 22. By \"surviving a great disaster,\" it is meant that after facing misfortune, one receives not sympathy, but inexplicable congratulations. 23. Being part of a social circle is a nuisance, while stepping away from it is simply a tragedy. 24. Boredom is a person’s feeling toward a plate after having finished the food on it. 25. The procedure for attending a memorial service is often to first receive a profound life lesson, and then everyone gathers to smoke, drink, and play cards. 26. Knowledge is a kind of food that makes the seeker grow ever hungrier. 27. Love will sink to the bottom; in ordinary days, the most important thing is to gently shake the ‘cup’ that holds love from time to time. 28. War: If you can’t resolve it with words, use your teeth! 29. Hating others is like burning down your own house just to catch a mouse. But the mouse might not have been caught. 30. Everyone has many dreams in their life, but if one of them keeps bothering you, all that’s left is to take action. 31. In this world, there are only people who can’t figure things out; there are no paths that cannot be taken. 32. Luck arrives often simply because you took one extra look, thought a little more, or took one extra step. 33. Failure occurs after complete giving up. 34. The so-called enemies are nothing but those who force us to become stronger. 35. Cowards are frightened by danger ; Cowards are scared in danger ; Brave people are frightened after facing danger. 36. It’s not the high mountains in the distance that exhaust people, but a grain of sand in their shoes. 37. Family happiness requires the joint efforts of both spouses, but it only takes one person to destroy it. 38. The ones who know you best are sometimes not your friends, but your enemies. 39. If you don’t want to do it, you’ll find one or countless excuses ; If you want to do it, you will find one or countless ways. 40. To understand a person’s true intentions, look at their eyes ; To judge a person’s worth, look at their opponents ; To understand a person’s true nature, look at their friends. 41. A charming woman is one who has sufficient willpower to resist a man’s advances, as well as enough charm to prevent him from backing away. 42. Vows of eternal love are heavy commitments that often place a burden on mountains and oceans. 43. A good woman is a school; a good man, after graduating, can stay there to teach. 44. If you don’t manage your finances, they won’t manage themselves for you. 45. Don’t argue with the same fool; otherwise, others won’t be able to tell who the fool really is. 46. Working overtime and neglecting sleep and meals is often likely to be a sign of lack of efficiency and work ability. 47. Being a parent is a highly professional occupation, yet most parents start out without any training. 48. Anyone who throws items into the crocodile pond must go into the pond to retrieve them themselves. ——Notice from Kenny at the Natural Zoo. 49. When you want to get rid of something, think about it – never lose face. ——Chengdu trash bins, inscriptions on fruit peel bins. 50. Most people who are older tend to object too much, discuss for too long, act too late, and regret too early. 51. The process of doing business is one of constantly encouraging others to lower their guard while staying highly vigilant oneself. 52. Workers do the labor, small bosses handle the operations, medium-sized bosses manage the market, and big bosses shape trends — which one are you? 53. Success is a concept, wealth is a duty, and happiness is a right. 54. Smart people can discern the future trends of things. They raised ducks rather than chickens before the floods. 55. There are two types of people for whom there is no remedy: those who do not obey orders, and those who follow orders blindly. 56. When planning to start a new business, it’s sufficient to have one or two out of ten people in favor before proceeding, so as to avoid waiting too long. 57. Buying insurance – it causes pain when it’s not needed, and even more pain when it is needed. 58. Give a monkey a tree, and give a tiger a mountain. ——Principles of Hiring 59: There are three types of people in the world: those whose conscience has been devoured by dogs, those whose conscience has not been devoured by dogs, and those whose conscience isn’t even worth being devoured by dogs. 60. You can lead an industry with foresight, struggle to catch up later, or be eliminated without realizing it.
Reply #22017-08-19
What a wise saying; I studied it carefully*~
Reply #32017-08-20
Yeah, it felt good, so I shared it!
Reply #42017-08-22
59. There are three kinds of people in the world: those whose conscience has been devoured by dogs, those whose conscience has not been devoured by dogs, and those whose conscience isn’t even worth being devoured by dogs.
Reply #52017-08-22
I used to say I really wanted to take your heart out and see if it was black or red Just go to the hospital for an ultrasound now!

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