In the wisdom of Sun Tzu, we are able to grasp the strategy of life:
1.When you are happy to help others, if the other person gives you money, you should accept it, which is a recognition of good deeds.
2.Abandon those who are habitually critical of you and limit your growth, even if they have good intentions, but this negative influence should be avoided as much as possible.
3.The stability of the family depends on the success of the husband, and if the husband is poor, the wife may leave. The children will stay at home, which is a sign of a sense of family responsibility.
4.A family's prosperity is closely linked to wealth, and the more wealth there is, the closer the kinship usually becomes.
5.Successful people do not necessarily have a high degree of education, and their actual performance is often the best proof of them.
6.Conscience is an intrinsic quality, with or without it, not imposable from the outside, it is a reflection of one's virtues.
7.It's not terrible to offend others or make mistakes once in a while, but what really scarves is losing oneself and living too carefully.
8.The phrase "right thing, not right person" often means that the handling of things will involve the evaluation of personal qualities.
9.The strong support each other and the weak tilt against each other, a social phenomenon that leads to the strong being stronger and the weak being weaker.
These principles teach us how to act wisely and interact with others in society. I understand that it is reasonable to accept rewards for helping others, and that avoiding those negative influences is an important part of growth. At the same time, I also learned that the stability of a family is closely related to personal achievement, and success is not determined by academic qualifications alone. The existence or absence of a conscience is a personal choice, and occasional offenses and mistakes are part of growing up. We should be impartial in our dealings, but we should also be aware of the interrelationship between the strong and the weak in society. These principles will guide me in making more informed decisions and actions in my future life.