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Four realms: Executive, Human, Bureau, Dao. During the Chu Dynasty, there was a prosperous trading town in the south of the Yangtze River, named Linjiang City. There are many merchants in the city, and all industries are prosperous. Countless people are working here to make a living. Some people work hard all day long, some are skilled in all aspects, and some are strategizing and controlling the overall situation. However, few people can see through the underlying laws of the world. There is an unwritten saying circulating in the local area: those who do things are exhausted, those who are good people have the right and left, those who make decisions control the world, and those who understand the truth overlook all living beings. This sentence exactly corresponds to the life situations of the four types of people in Linjiang City, and also explains the most fundamental gap between people. The first level: immersed in work, trapped in execution. The first person to appear was A Shi, a coolie from the dye house in the city. Ah Shi was born with a strong body and worked diligently and steadfastly. He got up to work before dawn every day, carrying water, dyeing cloth, drying, and carrying things. He worked from morning to night, and his hands were covered with thick calluses. His body was always stained by dyes. He firmly believes that as long as he is willing to work hard, work hard, and do his best at what he does, he can live a good life. He never shied away from the hard work in the dyeing workshop. Others were lazy and slippery, but he always worked hard. The fabrics he dyed were uniform in color and solid in workmanship, which won the praise of the workshop manager. But even so, he still could only make a living with a meager salary. He was trapped by heavy labor every day, without any leisure time, and no chance to change his destiny. Some co-workers advised him not to be too stubborn and to learn to be lazy and flexible, but Ah Shi disagreed. He felt that to be a man, you should work hard and reap the rewards. But even though he tried his best, he was just the most capable coolie in the workshop. He was always assigned to do the most basic execution work. Day after day, year after year, he was always working at the bottom, and he couldn't even figure out the entrance to the dyeing workshop. This is the first level: struggling to execute and relying on hard work, you can only be wrapped up in trivial matters, running for a living, and never being able to escape from the small place in front of you. Second level: Good at being a good person and dealing with human feelings. In sharp contrast to Ah Shi, is Lin San, the shopkeeper of the dyeing shop. Lin San is not as capable as A Shi, he can't do heavy work, and he doesn't understand the fine craftsmanship of dyeing cloth, but he is best at being a good person. He speaks human words to people and lies to ghosts. He can please his employer, make him happy and gain trust; If anyone has a happy event, he will definitely come to congratulate them; if anyone encounters difficulties, he will lend a helping hand in a timely manner and accumulate excellent connections. Relying on his ability to be versatile, Lin San worked his way from a small clerk to the position of shop owner of a dyeing shop. He did not have to do hard work, but he was able to receive generous remuneration, and he was considered prestigious in Linjiang City. He often laughed at A Shi: "What's the use of knowing how to do things? It's better to work hard all your life than to understand people and be a good person." Lin San relies on understanding human nature and dealing with various interpersonal relationships, avoiding the hard work of the bottom and living a decent life. However, he has always been bound by the world's rules. He has to look at people's faces and take great pains to maintain various relationships. If he is not careful, he will offend people and lose his position. He can win against people who are immersed in doing things, but he can never get out of the favor situation. He is tied up by various relationships and cannot take the real initiative. This is the second level: fighting for humanity, relying on being a human being, being able to get out of the bottom and working hard, but being trapped in human relationships and always being controlled by others. The third level: planning and planning. Above Lin San is Mr. Zhou, the owner of the dyeing shop. Mr. Zhou doesn't have to work like A Shi, nor does he need to deal with favors like Lin San. What he is good at is making plans. He never cared about the trivial matters in the dyeing workshop, nor did he dwell on temporary gains and losses. Instead, he looked at the entire Jiangnan cloth business. He predicts market conditions in advance, hoards dyes and cotton at low prices, and sells them when cloth prices rise; he unites with other merchants to monopolize supply, control prices, and formulate industry rules; he arranges upstream and downstream industries, opens cloth shops, builds workshops, opens up transportation channels, and weaves the business into a big network, allowing everyone to make a living in his layout. Lin San is just a pawn in Master Zhou's game, and he has to act according to Master Zhou's plan. No matter how hard A Shi works, he is just a screw in the game, running around within the established rules. Mr. Zhou does not need to do anything himself, he only needs to strategize to control the direction of the entire business, earn a steady stream of wealth, and become one of the richest businessmen in Linjiang City. He could easily defeat Lin San, who was good at being a good person, because no matter how good Lin San was in human relations, he could not escape the trap he had set. But Mr. Zhou's situation is not impeccable. He can control people's hearts and business, but he cannot control the changes in world affairs and the laws of the market. Later, the imperial court promulgated new policies to adjust the trade tax system, and there was a flood in the south of the Yangtze River. The cloth market plummeted, and Mr. Zhou's layout was instantly shattered. He lost most of the family business accumulated over the years and almost went bankrupt. This is the third level: you can control the situation of a party by putting together a layout and relying on strategy, but you cannot escape the laws of heaven. In the event of natural disasters, man-made disasters, or general changes, no matter how sophisticated the situation is, it will collapse. The fourth level: Understand the rules, the avenue is invisible. In Linjiang City, there is also a reclusive old man, known as Mr. Su. Mr. Su has no official position and does not engage in business, but he is regarded as a distinguished guest by merchants and dignitaries in the city. Master Zhou is even more respectful to him and always visits him for advice when encountering problems. Mr. Su never participates in specific tasks, nor does he deliberately manage favors, nor does he take the initiative to seek profits, but he can see through the laws of everything in the world. He understands the weather, climate changes, and years of prosperity and decline; he observes general trends and understands court policies and business trends; he understands human nature and sees through the ups and downs of people's hearts, pros and cons, and gains and losses. In the early years, Mr. Zhou hoarded goods and wanted to drive up prices. Mr. Su advised him: "When things go to the extreme, they will inevitably reverse, and when they are extremely prosperous, they will decline. If prices are too high, there will be backlash. Only by complying with the laws of the market can you survive for a long time." Mr. Zhou refused to listen, which led to merchants' resistance and government intervention, resulting in heavy losses. Later, when the imperial tax system was reformed, Mr. Su reminded Mr. Zhou in advance to reduce his property and seek progress while maintaining stability. Mr. Zhou followed his words and was able to save the remaining family business under the dual impact of floods and the New Deal. Mr. Su never strives for profit, but he can overlook the overall situation and see through the limitations of all those who work, behave, and play games. Those who do things are trapped in execution and are consumed by physical strength and trivial matters; those who do things are trapped in human nature and are kidnapped by favors and relationships; those who make decisions are trapped in strategies and are swayed by the situation and the general trend. Only Mr. Su understands the laws of the world and acts according to them. He is not tied down by trivial matters, not wrapped up in human feelings, and is not trapped by situations. He seems to be doing nothing, but he is doing everything. He does not need to fight, deal with, or plan, but he can always remain stable in the changing world, guiding others to avoid disasters and seize opportunities. Those who work hard, fight for humanity, and fight for layout will spend their whole lives chasing, but in the end they cannot escape their own bottlenecks. Only those who understand the rules and follow the way of heaven are the real top masters. The situation changes from the heart, the way comes from the enlightenment. The story of Linjiang City explains the difference between the four realms of life: The people at the bottom work hard and execute, only focusing on the things in front of them, working hard, but they are always led by things, always running for a living, unable to see the higher scenery; People at the middle level strive for favors and be a good person, know how to manipulate people's hearts, deal with relationships, and can escape from the toil at the bottom, but they live in the world of human relations, are controlled everywhere, and have difficulty controlling their own destiny; people at the top strive for strategies and layouts, and can control the situation, control others, and control one party from a high place, but in the end they cannot withstand the general trend and cannot escape the constraints of laws; People at the top follow the rules, follow the way of heaven, see through the essence of things, comply with the laws of heaven and earth, are not attached to things, are not trapped in emotions, are not obsessed with situations, remain unchanged in response to all changes, and are always in an invincible position. In this life, it is right to work hard, but if you only know how to do things, you will always be dominated by others; it is right to be a good person, but you will only know how to deal with relationships, and you will always be able to deal with relationships; it is even more right to know how to make plans, but relying only on strategy will not be able to withstand the vagaries of the world. If you don't understand human nature, you will be used by people's hearts and become other people's pawns; if you don't understand the rules, you will never be able to break the situation in front of you, and you will spend your whole life at the bottom. The further you go, the less you rely on brute force, favors, or calculations, but on your understanding and compliance with the rules. A true master never consumes himself at the bottom, does not get entangled in trivial matters, does not cling to favors, does not indulge in layout, but calmly sees through the rules, follows the rules, overlooks the low dimensions from the high dimension, and copes with all changes with the great road. This is the highest wisdom in life.
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