Advice from those who have been there for the young people
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This post was last edited by moqichangqing on 2011-1-28 at 11:51. If you dislike your job, unless you have the skills to change jobs, don’t feel dissatisfied about it. At certain moments in life, the family is your last refuge. So, be kind to your family at all costs. Everyone has their own opinion; there’s no need to get angry or upset over the opinions of one or two people. Graduating from university does not mean that one’s studies are complete; it is merely the beginning of life. So, one can’t enjoy oneself, can’t be carefree. One must keep striving to acquire the skills needed to survive. As soon as you start working, you should buy an alarm clock to develop a good habit of keeping time. Do not date a girl who is treated like a “princess” by her parents. Otherwise, you will be its slave for the rest of your life. One must never get married hastily. Life requires waiting, and existence demands patience. It’s a very foolish idea to want to have everything right from the start of one’s career.
I don’t know how old the original poster is, but these words are truly profound~~~ from personal experience
I posted this in the sharing section; it’s not my original creation. I saw it elsewhere and was deeply moved by it, so I shared it here to inspire everyone!
The key is not to be too impetuous. Being overambitious and underqualified is a serious mistake. Developing skills is the key. :)
I truly understand the importance of treating one’s family well – family love is truly heartwarming
:victory: Have watched it. Makes sense
Well, indeed, stay grounded and work hard
Life requires waiting, and existence demands patience. It’s a foolish idea to want to have everything right from the start of one’s career. This process is quite difficult; it requires waiting and patience – how long will that take? How many times can we get a chance to start over?
Reply to 8# EdwardLau: I think the most important thing for everyone is to define their own position: \"What kind of life and work do you want? What kind of person do you want to become?\" Once the goals are clear, all that’s left is to work hard and wait. Time allows one to gain experience and broaden one’s knowledge, and as time passes, one gradually becomes more mature. Of course, seizing opportunities is also crucial; it is a test of an individual’s overall competence. I see my role as focusing on technical work, aiming to make achievements in my specialized field; therefore, I can only progress gradually over time.
"Do not date a girl who is treated like a “princess” by her parents. Otherwise, you will be its slave for the rest of your life. One must never marry hastily”;P;P;P