Author: Wen Jianjian
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: A philosopher once said: If everyone could live backwards from the age of 80, half of them would become great. If life is compared to a battle, then Ying Si's precise guidance and timely reminders will help young people come fully prepared to this battle, winning more and losing less, achieving big wins with small losses, or even winning without losing, becoming the ultimate victor in life, which is no mere fantasy. The win or loss in life is both opposite and dialectical; it is often a variable, with ups and downs, sometimes even making it hard to distinguish between winning and losing. Therefore, the ultimate victors in life rarely focus on the small wins and losses of a single moment or place. One must have a grand vision but also do small, practical things. Thus, the key is to live earnestly and live vibrantly in the present, and then the win or loss in life will be entirely within your grasp. Determined and composed, down-to-earth and serious—this is indeed our attitude toward life. When you bow your head and focus on the tasks at hand, you are already close to achieving the goal of being a lifetime victor.
Win or lose in life
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