SeanTao

Tesla has dropped back to $380, everyone. $TSLA

I believe that earning foreign exchange through work is very meaningful.
Its significance lies in the fact that my team and I, through our foreign language abilities and product-making capabilities, participate in global competition and bring foreign exchange into our hands.
This money ultimately flows into the service industry and agriculture in the places where we live.
It allows our compatriots and relatives who don't have the opportunity to participate in global competition to have a share of income from the international market. More people can have a stable life.

Oh my God, being a doctor in a first-tier city is really tough.
Hospitals are packed every day.

Borrowing a quote from Duan Yongping: Investing is when you want to buy more after a decline, while speculation is when you sell quickly after a drop. Profit always runs through the entire life.

A drawback domestically is that when you speak Chinese to friends, people nearby can understand.

Today I told my boss a phrase that clearly reflects my MBTI: "It feels like my previous experience is no longer useful."😂

Opportunities were everywhere back then.
It's hard to even want to be a housewife; many people haven't even studied much in their home country, so they come to the U.S. after getting married.
When the kids grow up, life becomes too boring. Attending some simple training courses can quickly transform into a six-figure annual salary.
Thinking about the values shaped by such life experiences, I really have to step back and avoid them.

Who is saying that Shanghai is Wu dialect soft and gentle? Coming to Chengdu, I almost feel my bones melting.

Sometimes you think your clients and seniors understand, but actually they don't.

You should go for it — this simple task is in front of you, but you keep pulling out all kinds of "reasons why you can't do it." Don't you think this is a very painful way of life? Dreaming of becoming a novelist, he is the one who makes life complicated and thus difficult to find happiness.

My former intern "Japanese University Guy" once told me: People in Japan always think Tokyo guys are those refined city boys, but that's not actually the case. 😂