These past few days, I've seen everyone studying Sun Xue, which validated one of my ideas: if you truly want to deepen your expertise in an industry for the long term, researching how the richest people in that industry succeed is inherently valuable.

I first came into contact with Sun Xue when I was just 16 years old, through a negative article about Sun Ge. My initial reaction was not disgust but shock at how formidable this person was, as if no matter what happened, he could never be truly stopped from moving forward. These days, I understand that the essence of Sun Xue is actually very simple: it's about winning. You can become a winner, no matter which corner of the Earth you're in, which era you're living in, or what kind of family you were born into.

Back then, I was also pulling friends along to learn Sun Xue from those negative articles online. The articles themselves were negative, but what I read was a strange sense of energy, as if behind a bunch of negative narratives, there was still a continuous force pushing forward. @justinsuntron has been actively breaking out of his comfort zone, constantly switching environments, identities, and narratives to embrace new cognitive challenges, rather than being defined by the environment.

Now, as Sun Xue is being discussed by more and more people, hmmhmm has indeed learned some things from it. If you're a college student aiming to win and move upward, I suggest you seriously read about Sun Xue. At least, it teaches you how to survive and move forward in today's social environment.

I'm also looking forward to seeing Sun Ge in college #TRONEcoStar.