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From playing Dou Dizhu, I’ve learned a few things: 1. Once Xiao Wang enters the game, he’s basically always defeated by Da Wang. It means the boss is here; it’s best for the second-in-command not to speak! 2. Without a high card to open the way, no matter how low the cards are, they can’t be played. It shows that leadership is important! 3. No matter how good you are at remembering cards and playing, it can’t overcome a strong hand that someone else has. It shows that strength is more important than ability! 4. If a sequence of small cards cannot be formed, even having a pair of kings may not guarantee a win. It shows that no matter how great a leader is, they still need a good team! 5. In order to defeat the landlord, we sometimes form alliances, and at other times we turn against each other. It shows that there are no eternal enemies, nor eternal friends! Only eternal interests! 6. When necessary, even if it means discarding one’s own cards, the partner must be sent away. It shows that in a team, one must be willing to make self-sacrifices at critical moments in order to achieve ultimate success for everyone! 【Haichuan Food * Do it Yourself】Summary Post http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-1778788-1-1.html (Source: Haichuan Chemical Forum)
That’s absolutely™ correct.....
Do you mean it’s better to register a trademark?
Yes, intellectual property protection, you know...
It’s the truth; one must keep it in mind. Hehe
The principles of playing cards are useful in work as well
Indeed, the principles of playing cards are useful in work as well