As long as he didn't starve to death, freeze to death, or die in poverty, he would endure loneliness, bear hardships, persevere, and continue writing as always. He believes in "the person who can be cautious in his own work respects himself" and admires Mr. Ba Jin, who became a "professional writer" without receiving a salary from the state in the 1950s. He takes Bill Gates' "Don't care about other people's feelings about you before the thing is done" as his motto...