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Heed not to the tree-rustling and leaf-lashing rain, Why not stroll along, whistle and sing under its rein. Lighter and better suited than horses are straw sandals and a bamboo staff, Who's afraid? A palm-leaf plaited cape provides enough to misty weather in life sustain. A thorny spring breeze sobers up the spirit, I feel a slight chill, The setting sun over the mountain offers greetings still. Looking back over the bleak passage survived, The return in time Shall not be affected by windswept rain or shine.
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There is a kind of lie called selective reporting!

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1. Selective reporting is a form of deception. 2. Anger at a viewpoint often signals personal error. 3. Don't force your way into unwelcoming circles. 4. The mind can deceive even itself. 5. Caged birds may see flight as abnormal. 6. Wolves have heightened senses when hungry. 7. People often believe they are right while seeking guidance. 8. Some individuals are inherently malicious. 9. If public opinion is shaped, consider opposing views. 10. Self-deception is more frightening than being deceived by others. 11. Protectors can also block out light and opportunities. 12. Avoid discouraging others; they often believe they are right until proven wrong. 13. Intelligence doesn't guarantee critical thinking. 14. You will be liked and disliked regardless of your actions. 15. Easy paths become crowded; seek alternatives. 16. Valuable information usually comes at a cost. 17. If you need encouragement to read, reconsider your priorities. 18. People desire tolerance for themselves, not necessarily for others. 19. Many are foolish due to blind faith in what they see. 20. Some blame youth for their failures instead of learning from them. 21. Perceived truths may be manipulated by others. 22. Light is more visible in darkness. 23. Stay silent among the foolish; attempts to reason may be seen as defensiveness. 24. It's easier to fill an empty vessel than one that's already full. 25. Conflicts arise from differing standards; those who define standards benefit most. 26. Repeated exposure to the same information can standardize group perceptions. 27. People tend to cling to habits and resist contradictions. 28. Mistakes often stem from receiving incorrect information. 29. Larger entities often disregard the smaller ones when threatened. 30. Lies can perpetuate themselves through vested interests. 31. Confidence is often confused with stubbornness; true confidence is stable and calm. 32. Viewing oneself from a distance reveals that worry, not events, causes pain. 33

  1. There is a kind of lie called selective reporting.

  2. When I feel angry upon seeing a certain viewpoint, I know I am wrong.

  3. If you can't squeeze into a circle, don't force your way in; otherwise, you may easily become the meat in someone else's mouth.

  4. The brain is a good thing, but sometimes it can deceive even you.

  5. A bird in a cage may think that flying is a pathological condition.

  6. A wolf's sense of smell is most acute only when it is hungry.

  7. Human nature is like this: firmly believing oneself to be right while hoping for guidance from someone wiser.

  8. Some people's malice is innate; no matter what you do, they are filled with ill will.

  9. If public opinion is shaped, then you better go against it.

  10. The truly terrifying thing is not being deceived by others, but deceiving yourself.

  11. Those who can shield you from the wind and rain can also block the sunlight, making it hard for you to see the sky.

  12. Try to discourage others as little as possible, because until they encounter danger, they will always believe they are right.

  13. Everyone has a brain, but that doesn't mean everyone knows how to think.

  14. No matter how you live, there will always be people who dislike you and people who like you.

  15. A path that is easy to walk will definitely become crowded; it's best to change to another one quickly.

  16. Useful information is always paid for, while most free information is meant to shape your perception.

  17. If you need someone to encourage you to read, then you might as well not read; there's no need to waste time.

  18. People crave tolerance not to tolerate others, but to have others tolerate themselves.

  19. The reason most people are foolish is their excessive belief in everything they see.

  20. Some people clearly suffer from not studying but always say it's because they are too young.

  21. You think you see the truth, but what you see is merely the truth that others want you to believe.

  22. Standing under the sun, it is hard to see the light; you must be in the dark, and the darker it is, the easier it is to see the light.

  23. When there are too many foolish people, please remain silent, because you cannot change them; any attempt to prove yourself will be understood by them as sophistry.

  24. It's easy to fill an empty bottle, but hard to fill a bottle that already contains something; the same goes for the brain—the more garbage it holds, the harder it is to fit in good things.

  25. So-called conflicts are merely differences in standard answers between both sides, and the beneficiaries are always those who provide the standard answers, not those who defend them.

  26. By feeding the same information to the same group for a long time, a unified group perception will emerge; this is cognitive standardization.

  27. People have a tendency that once they get used to something, they will firmly believe in it and oppose anything that contradicts it, following this obsession until the end of their lives.

  28. If you make a mistake, it is not that you are wrong, but that you received incorrect information; everyone has logical abilities, but not everyone can discern the truth of information.

  29. Undoubtedly, elephants never care whether ants will be crushed by them, especially when elephants encounter danger, they become utterly unrestrained.

  30. When a lie reaches a certain scale, there is no longer a need for the liar, because new beneficiaries emerge during the formation of this lie, and they will make the greatest effort to maintain it.

  31. Most people have a significant misunderstanding of confidence; they often mistake stubbornness for confidence, while true confidence is an inner fullness, stable emotions, and gentle speech.

  32. When you view yourself from a third perspective, you will realize that what causes you pain is not the situation itself, but your excessive worry about it.

  33. Rational people look at the essence of things, so they do not have emotions; irrational people look at the surface of things, so they become indignant and disappointed.

  34. The world is like this: there are very few who genuinely treat you well, while there are many who mock you.

  35. Sometimes, you need some failures to see the true colors of certain people; sometimes, you also need some achievements to stand proudly in the world.

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