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 　　Today, as an isolated person under a blood-red sky, as a refugee on a brutal battlefield, as a farmer on parched land, I will vent my displeasure towards you, "one of the greatest scientists in human history"... What a fine "survival of the fittest"! Who was it that initially used countless metaphysical assumptions to vehemently promote your theory of evolution? And who used carefully fabricated charts to cloak your fallacies in the beautiful guise of science? It was only your followers, who also love to fabricate; it was only your extreme atheists, who were forced to use far-fetched reasons to explain the origin of humanity. I ask you, besides those rows of ape fossils that "transformed" from monkeys into human forms like sacred icons, where are the fossils of birds with hemispherical wings? Where are the fossils of animals that were half-bird and half-reptile? I ask you, why do sharks from 400 million years ago look the same as they do today? Why do a...

 I know you've been very tired lately, hang in there! You've already done so well, don't listen to others' nonsense. Be kind-hearted, live gently, and be true to every word you say. Don't become a snowflake falling on someone else's heart. Don't doubt your abilities, don't give up on your passions. Keep going! Everyone has dark days, when you suddenly feel so tired, life is full of disappointments, no one understands you, and you can't find anyone to talk to. Everyone is busy, who cares about your emotions? When you mention being tired, those close to you say, "Oh, don't be dramatic, everyone's tired!" Your long-held strength suddenly crumbles. Actually, not being understood is the norm in life. Everyone's pace is different. If someone complains to you that life is a little tiring, you must hug them and tell them it's okay. It's not that saying it's okay will make life really better, but rather, when you learn to com...

 Sometimes, when faced with things that move me, things I repeatedly revisit, spend time reminiscing about, and explore, I do something unromantic: I dissect and discard the parts that don't attract me. I often find that happiness is replaceable and cannot be clung to. Does a particular person or thing make you happy? No, it's a matter of innate judgment. Understanding what truly moves me is the secret to my happy life.

 　　Time flies, neither fast nor slow, slipping through the fingers holding "The Book of Master Guigu." 　　Time passes unhurriedly, passing through the eyes focused intently on reading "The Book 　　of Master Guigu." Time changes, but the original intention of reading "The Book of Master Guigu" remains constant. 　　Time changes, and the way we read "The Book of Master Guigu" must keep pace with the changes. 　　When Ah Xin talks about sages, he imagines an old man. 　　Now, when he reads about sages, he sees not only old men but also young women and men in their twenties. 　　What did sages look like in the long river of history? Perhaps only by traveling through time can we see. 　　Why go to such lengths? We don't need to go back to the past, but rather find modern sages in the present. 　　Buddhism: Lay down the butcher's knife and become a Buddha on the spot. 　　The School of Diplomacy: By reading "The Book of Master Guigu," we can all beco...

 　　If you ask who Jack Ma is, 　　most young people will unanimously say: the founder of Alibaba Group. 　　But if you ask who Guiguzi is, 　　some might not be able to answer. 　　Curious, what exactly is Guiguzi? 　　Is he a person or a book? 　　In modern terms, Guiguzi was the founder of the School of Diplomacy. 　　In the world of traditional Chinese learning, the School of Diplomacy differs from Confucianism, focusing on the art of persuasion and maneuvering to navigate the world. 　　Confucianists 　　see the School of Diplomacy as adept at interpersonal relationships. It's like in a traditional Chinese learning class, the top-performing Confucian scholars disapprove of the less academically gifted School of Diplomacy, who are skilled at speaking, understanding people, cultivating relationships, and even seducing women. 　　From a modern perspective, Guiguzi is both a person and a book in the classics of traditional Chinese learning. 　　But Guiguzi is not limited to this. It is also a strategy, ...

 I once read a story: A tour bus entered a mountainous area and, as it rounded a bend, a couple on board were captivated by the beautiful scenery. They asked the driver to stop. After they got off, the bus continued on its way. Just as the couple paused to admire the mountain view, they heard a deafening roar ahead. The bus had been struck by a landslide, tumbling down into a deep ravine. It was later learned that none of the passengers survived . After the initial shock subsided, the couple remarked with deep emotion : Normally, most people would say, "Luckily, we weren't on the bus!" But this couple said, "If we hadn't gotten off halfway, the bus could have passed before the landslide, and perhaps the people on board wouldn't have suffered this tragedy." This statement is a test of human nature; the distinction between good and evil, beauty and ugliness, high and low, often lies in a single thought.