Chasing the Truth of History - My Writing Career (Part 1 & 2): My Writing Career

Author: Ye Yonglie
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Publish Date: 2001-01-01
Features: There is a saying in Britain: "Plant a character, harvest a destiny." History also repeatedly tells us that the fate of many people is determined by their character. What unique personalities do these successful individuals possess? How does this personality reflect their personal charm? How do their unique personalities and personal charm influence their way of handling things and career paths? What kind of extraordinary and distinctive lives do we see from them?
The same applies to people. If one wants to achieve great things, one must first be brave, secondly, be able to unite others to work together, and finally, be able to eliminate their own flaws to become a strong person. If a person can achieve these, they will definitely not be an ordinary individual. — Yu Minhong
My persistence in things has given me many gains: Over time, one can summarize many principles, gain more confidence in oneself, trust one's inner feelings, and be less inclined to accept common views. — Zhang Chaoyang
I am not afraid of pressure, I enjoy challenges, and I enjoy competition. I have confidence in myself. Additionally, I like to approach things lightly, never hesitating or overthinking. — Yang Yuanqing
When I was young, my thoughts were different from others. They wanted to study medicine or go abroad, but I followed my own path. "Being different is what matters." Using reverse thinking can open up new possibilities and help break through blind spots in life and career management. — Shih Chen-ren
You must feel it, because there must be something about you that others cannot keep up with—whether physical, mental, intellectual, or behavioral. Take that one point and expand it to an extreme, inflate it a thousand times, and claim it for yourself without hesitation, because it is already yours. — Cao Qitai