Midsummer 1981

When I looked at the catalog, I realized that the students didn't want to read it. They only wanted to make money and didn't want to read the bullshit romantic love stories of students. Reading a bunch of trivial school stuff made my brain hurt.

Print a hundred copies... Those who know you are printing, but those who don't know think you are joking by copying.

Reborn essays must be written and then become a student! You can't just write about entrepreneurship in the workplace. We older people can't do it, and we're not students.

This book looks really good, but I have a question... Is it really good for you to be Aquaman in the 1980s?

Emotional dramas are a mess, either write them down early and don't write them, or just accept them all. Don't write them in such a messy way that they won't please you at both ends. Don't write about a century-old virgin. If you write like this, you will definitely get scolded every day.

The author must be very poor at math. The article says that one or two thousand people are sent to study abroad a year and are given a monthly living allowance of US$1,000. This is awesome. It is better than the country. After calculating the annual tuition and living expenses, it is only 30-40 million US dollars. In the 1980s, this money could be used to recruit many PhDs and masters from abroad. These recruitments are no better than sending overseas students. You are not starting a company, but doing charity. Another point is that the author doesn't know anything about company operations. Even if you are a sole proprietorship, the company's money does not belong to you personally. You cannot take it or misappropriate it if you want. Take a look and understand it before writing. The last thing I have to complain about is that the author is afraid that shareholders will interfere with the company before accepting investment. This is really plain and simple. Shareholders have no right to interfere with the company's operations. The shareholders' meeting only makes decisions. Or if you don't go public, you must be nothing as a boss? But what do workers think? Ordinary workers are fine, senior management talents. If you don't set up an option pool and give these people equity, you can't retain these people. To put it bluntly, they are workers and won't work hard. But if you give them options and don't list them, it's just a blank piece of paper. Workers all want to go public and make millionaires together. When the company develops, who will be willing to work for you if you are living alone? It's better to have a good understanding of how the company operates before writing.

Forget about this book, it's already starting to get tired. I worry about trivial things every day. The protagonist is reborn and was quite old in his previous life, but there is no rich experience or mature way of doing things in the book. I'll leave now.

I was born again and went back to school. I don't have a sense of belonging. I am not a student. I have already entered the society. I like to read books about social struggles and struggles.

When two women meet, the woman becomes wise... I don't want to watch it for a moment... The emotional lines are messy. Are all girls fools?

There were really too many restrictions in the 1980s. Reform and opening up had just begun, and it was really difficult to develop in the country.