He Ye, a 27-year-old unemployed young man, started a strange side business: reselling second-hand life lessons.
We don't sell chicken soup, we don't sell success stories.
Spend money to acquire real life lessons from ordinary people who have suffered losses, package them and sell them to customers who want to avoid lightning.
Principles have a price, principles can be bought and sold, bottom lines cannot.
The core of the joke: Customers spend money to buy the lessons that others have gained in blood, but they always firmly believe that "I am a special case" and rush into the pit without hesitation.
Positive energy core: Principles cannot buy growth. In real life, you are allowed to step on pitfalls and make mistakes. The experience of others is only a reference. Courage and introspection are the antidote.
