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Many Chinese parents push their children entirely onto schools and society, as if that completes "education." But schools and society have never treated your child as a person; they only see them as a target, a score, or a replaceable part. As a result, those originally cheerful, optimistic, and spirited children are gradually losing themselves through repeated suppression, trimming, and discipline, becoming numb and obedient, like puppets at the mercy of others, ready to be placed at any moment. By the time they are exhausted, the state and parents turn around and tell them: you need to have

In China, why are there literary persecutions? Because what the rulers truly fear is never the words themselves, but the ideas behind them. Once ideas cannot be unified, guided, or controlled, the legitimacy of power begins to weaken. So why are they so afraid of various voices on the internet? Because the internet has, for the first time, broken the monopoly of information held by a few. It allows ordinary people to access a large amount of information, different narratives, and conflicting viewpoints at minimal cost. When "the only correct voice" is no longer unique, authority becomes unstab

Your insights may seem like common sense to others. The more you learn, the more you realize your own ignorance; the more you communicate, the more you recognize your own naivety!

Children who are yelled at often have seven obvious flaws or characteristics: 1. Habitual lying. 2. Habitual avoidance. 3. Impaired intelligence, which can truly lead to dullness. 4. Timid and submissive, with low self-esteem and a tendency to please. 5. Will rebel and retaliate against parents sooner or later. 6. Lack of security and emotional collapse, making it difficult to form close relationships. 7. Lack of independence, loss of judgment, and fear of taking responsibility proactively.

If someone shows you what it means to stop at nothing, you must make them understand what it means to burn the boats.

If a way of understanding makes you smaller, more exhausted, and less willing to make decisions, then it is no longer growth. "This is my lesson" is originally meant to help people stop blaming others and turn inward. But when the same problem keeps recurring, relationships remain unchanged, and all discomfort is ultimately digested by you, it is no longer awareness but a silent transfer of responsibility. True internal responsibility will definitely make you stronger in facing reality, rather than better at convincing yourself to endure. Some lessons are not completed through endurance, but t

Why is Capricorn called the "Hand of the Devil"? After reading these eight traits, you'll understand. Whenever Capricorn is mentioned, some say they are the most "villainous" among the twelve zodiac signs—appearing low-key and restrained on the surface, peaceful and unassuming, but actually calm, ruthless, and highly goal-oriented. Once their bottom line is touched, their destructive power is astonishing. These eight traits are the source of the "Hand of the Devil."
First, extreme self-discipline
Capricorns' ruthlessness is first applied to themselves. Staying up all night working hard, extrem

The words "fortune and misfortune" have never been clear-cut opposites, but rather intertwined communities that transform into each other. Just like a heavy snowfall in winter, which can be an obstacle to travelers and a disaster, but for the crops in the fields, it is a nourishing blessing. It’s like a demotion in official career—an unfortunate calamity for those eager for promotion, but for those with a heart full of hills and valleys, it becomes an opportunity to get closer to nature. The transformation of fortune and misfortune often hides in the very depths of the human heart. When life i

The only competition in life is to see who can find themselves first.

People with low self-esteem even rehearse in their minds multiple times before calling the bus to stop, lacking the courage to ask the driver to stop. When others call for the bus to stop at the same place, they secretly feel happy. Many people's low self-esteem stems from the repression experienced in their original family during childhood.

A very counterintuitive yet extremely important truth is: the things that truly matter in life are not difficult. The universe itself is a “Tathagata Treasure.” It has already prepared all possibilities, energy, and wisdom, and lacks nothing. What truly makes everything difficult is our own minds—fear, attachments, greed, and chaotic belief systems—that separate us from our inherent wholeness. When you are willing to let go of mental control and return to a state of calm, clarity, and authenticity, you will realize that the treasure has always been there. The universe does not judge you; it on

Currently, some parents in China have come up with a pragmatic approach to protect their children: first, they must take the time to investigate thoroughly, find out where the school principal and the child's homeroom teacher live, and how many children they have and which school they attend. Remember this information. When their own children are harmed or disappear, they will disappear together with them.

Are you really sure about what you want most? If there's a durian and a watermelon in front of you now, you would definitely choose the durian without hesitation. But what if you had to choose to disappear from this world? I think you would choose to keep the watermelon. So, people never know what they want most until they lose it.

Talking too much, being hyperactive, not liking to take naps, unable to sit still while eating, loving to cry—that's equal to a child who is actively and healthily growing.

Do you think that the lowest birth rate in history can scare the emperor? Actually, whether you have children or not, the cake was never meant to be divided with you. So your decision not to have children is not a bargaining chip, just a personal stop-loss. Do you think that lying flat and not working like a beast will make the emperor stop working? In fact, whether you lie flat or not, the means of production are not in your hands. So lying flat is more like self-protection rather than resistance. Do you think that complaining a couple of times can influence the overall situation? In reality,

Most people who find it difficult to make money are not lacking in effort, ability, or resources, but rather have a small heart. What does it mean to have a small heart? A common manifestation is: when learning, they only engage with content that makes them feel "safe," only looking at things they already agree with, like, or are familiar with. On the surface, they are learning, but in reality, they are just constantly reinforcing their existing perceptions and biases. This kind of learning does not lead to genuine growth because they refuse new information and perspectives, and thus cannot br

People who are doing well generally won't take the initiative to attack you. Those who are thriving are usually quiet and reserved. Materially wealthy and in good spirits, they see everything with a broad perspective. Those who attack you are often impoverished and stuck, or people who are jealous of you and have conflicting interests with you. People who are not doing well are irritable; they even want to kick stray cats on the street. There's a saying: Poverty breeds cunning, wealth cultivates kindness.

People who are highly emotional tend to be more prone to excessive compassion, love to worry about others, and even unconsciously meddle or help blindly. The result is often thankless effort, which not only consumes energy but also depletes one’s luck and boundaries. From the perspective of energy and personality structure, emotions tend to be “Yin,” and being overly emotional inherently means that the Yin energy in one’s personality structure is excessive. If a person’s internal structure has a strong “Earth” element, it often manifests as softness of heart, nostalgia, and being easily led by

How to quickly restore lost energy? When you are overthinking or prone to wandering thoughts, don't let your mind spin in circles. Write them down to turn chaos into clarity. When you get easily angry, listen to some music and let your emotions gradually be soothed. When you often feel tired, give yourself a few minutes to close your eyes and rest, recharging your body. When you're feeling sad, go exercise and let the movement wash away the low spirits. When you're too lazy to move, tell yourself: you don't need to do much, just stick to 5 minutes, and the action will naturally continue. When

Whether something can succeed has nothing to do with how hard you try. Trying too hard actually makes it easier to break. The most important thing in life is to know how to have fun. When you play, your mind relaxes, your breath smooths out, and your brain becomes clear. Scientifically, this is called dopamine; in Taoism, it is called effortless action leading to great usefulness. Treat your goals like a game—good things, bad things, and messy things all as experiences. It doesn't require effort, and instead, it sparks inspiration. Cultivation is not about holding back, but about finding the r