Youth Digest Person Version. Touching the Growth Stories of Famous People 5 -- As Long As You Want, You Can Achieve

Author: Editorial Department of "Youth Digest People Edition"
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
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"I'm 32 now, and I've moved from the spirited phase to a stage of mature thinking. Therefore, my mood won't fluctuate with stock price movements. Especially personally, wealth will not affect my future life, work, or the way I think about things." — Ding Lei
"Edge people are more daring to take risks. Back then, whether blindly or with clarity, we abandoned the step-by-step growth path in China and crossed the ocean. What's to be afraid of? Starting over, relying on youth." — Yang Lan
"In every role transition in life, there's always a sense of anticipation amidst the painful shedding. Life is an endless game of choices, with both storms and sunshine. What matters is to think deeply before making a decision and to let it go gently afterward." — Wu Xiaoli
"A successful scientist's initial motivation is never about winning a prize or gaining fame and fortune. They pursue their goals with fervor because of their passion and a single-minded desire to explore the unknown." — Wang Xuan
"I grew up in a world of ordinary people, which is the most familiar to me. Without talent, I could only pay close attention to the people and things around me, jotting down interesting things—because one day, they will be useful." — Zhou Xingchi
The renowned writer Liu Qing once said: "In a person's life, there are only a few critical moments, especially during youth. How do successful individuals decide, choose, and act when facing pivotal moments in their careers and life turning points? Sometimes, just a few minutes or a single choice at a critical juncture can determine a person's entire life. However, such choices are rarely random—they are the result of long-term accumulation."