Su Xing's words shocked the whole audience! She quoted the famous sayings of General Liu Buchan of the Beiyang Navy. From the overseas students in the 1870s to the rise of China today, the words were sonorous and the sentences were powerful💪. The man with the back of his head was silenced and could only be helpless and furious, but it aroused the patriotic enthusiasm of more people🔥. This is an exciting article with a huge amount of knowledge! The author not only shows his profound historical knowledge, but also integrates patriotic feelings into the plot, making people excited to watch it. Every speech that Su Xing makes is like a sharp sword, hitting directly at the weakness of those who worship foreigners🗡️. The plot is high-energy, refreshing and full of positive energy!
What on earth did I write? I can't even stand it [face covering] I actually dare to recommend it. The second part is on the way, and it's guaranteed to be tens of millions of times better than the first one, so stay tuned!
Breaking secrets: Transforming butterflies into dragons, the way to take off from "taking advantage of the situation" to "establishing oneself" The world is always looking for "shortcuts": when seeing someone knocking on a prestigious door with academic qualifications, they rush to get a diploma; when seeing someone relying on their background to overcome obstacles, they sigh that "life is determined by birth"; seeing that capital can turn clouds and rain, and qualifications can suppress the situation, they always feel that "catch one of them and you can soar to the sky." But if we take a closer look at those who truly "turn butterflies into dragons", there is another layer of "secret" hidden - it is never a certain "label" that supports people to take off, but the people who turn the "chips" in their hands into "confidence" and the path under their feet into the "foundation". Let's talk about the "ten years of hardship" first. How many people only look at the brilliance of a diploma from a prestigious school, but forget that behind the diploma are lamps on a cold night, stacks of books, and difficult problems to gnaw through. Academic qualifications are never the "secret" itself, they are the first evidence of "accumulation": the ability to weave scattered knowledge into a web, the tenacity to sit on the bench, and the unwillingness to be conventional after seeing the "scenery from high places". Some people use diplomas from prestigious schools as a "pass" and wait one step at a time, and finally become trapped in the "aura of academic qualifications" and become an "old ticket"; others use diplomas as a "starting point" and continue to accumulate skills in new fields with the energy of "gnawing hard bones" developed during hard study - look at those who really rely on "academic qualifications" to stand firm, which one relies on diplomas alone? It's just that the "endurance" in "cold window hardship" has been turned into "tenacity" in future life. Let's talk about the "blood before the horse goes into battle". "Present things" such as qualifications, connections, and background may appear to be "ready-made potential," but in reality they are "honed credibility." Some people get opportunities based on their background, but those who cannot catch them will eventually fall - background can hand you an "umbrella", but it cannot help you practice the ability to "steer" in the wind and rain; capital can pave a "road" for you, but it cannot fill you up. The "panic" in the eyes - if you have not fought with real swords and guns on the "campaign", have not tasted the pain of "horse blood", and have not accumulated the real experience of "done things and endured things", even if you stand on a high place, you will still be "unsteady". Just like the elders say, "Connections are not about how many people you know, but how many people believe in you": What you believe in is never the "background" behind you, it is your "reliability" when you took care of things for him last time, it is the "reality" that you did not betray your teammates when you were in trouble, and it is the "do what you say" you spelled out on the "campaign". The so-called "qualifications" are never about "surviving the years", but about "knowing and carrying a little more each year than the last year", turning "horse blood" into "internal records", and turning "suffering losses" into "accuracy in recognizing people" - this is the real "secret" behind "background connections": power is borrowed, trust is accumulated, and what can make people support is never "who are you", but "you are a reliable person". As for the "noble concept", it seems that it is a "natural dragon species", but in fact it hides a longer "accumulation". The so-called "inheritance of aristocratic families" has never been about "status", but "rules": it is the determination not to panic when faced with situations, the vision to calculate long-term accounts, and the sense of propriety to know "what should be fought for and what should be given up." These things seem to be "given by the background", but in fact they are the "survival wisdom" that generations of people have fallen out of in the "campaign", realized in the "cold window", and then taught the younger generations step by step. If the younger generation only clings to the "noble" airs and refuses to "beat" themselves, then the "inheritance" will also become a "burden" - just like the flowers in the greenhouse, they look precious but will wither in the wind and rain. On the contrary, there are those who have ordinary starting points, but are willing to use "ordinary people's bargaining chips" to the extreme: without background, they rely on "reality" to build connections; without capital, they rely on "doing things" to gain opportunities; they treat every "being looked down upon" as an introduction to "practicing skills", and treat every "slow" step as a "deep" root - this is the true process of "turning into a butterfly": instead of waiting for the wings to grow, you bite open the cocoon yourself and endure the pain to harden the soft wings. In the final analysis, the "secret" is never "what you catch", but "what you grow into". Educational qualifications are paper, and what can hold people up is the "education" behind the paper; background is the wind, and what can carry people far is the "self-respect" hidden in the wind; capital is a ship, and what makes it run steadily is the "steering skills" of the people on the ship; qualifications are seals, and what can hold people back is the "credibility" underneath the seal. The so-called "turning a butterfly into a dragon" is nothing more than turning the suffering of "ten years of cold window" into the determination to "not panic when encountering difficulties"; turning the blood of "going out on the battlefield" into the courage to "open the way through mountains"; and turning whatever cards in your hand into the confidence that "you can win on your own". In the end, you will find that true soaring is never about "taking advantage of the situation", but about "establishing oneself and becoming a peak" - the wind comes and goes, but the mountain is always there.
The first book you like psychology can be used as an introduction. If you are too fragile, please be careful. The examples are all real things that happened. Second, those who find those history books boring can read this one, which has a humorous tone and some illustrations. The third book on life can be found everywhere. It contains some common sense that you should know. It is also humorous and easy to get started. The fourth book is almost the same as the second one.
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