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Today Is 520

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Master Chi
Renowned Chinese wisdom teacher sharing timeless insights on wealth, destiny, Feng Shui, BaZi, and the art of living well.

Today is 520 (May 20th — a day whose numbers sound like “I love you” in Chinese), and on this romantic occasion, I have something I want to say to you. It has now been more than four years since I first began writing this newsletter, and as it happens, these years have likely been among the most turbulent of both our lives. Through it all, we have experienced moments of helping each other, inspiring each other, doubting each other, criticizing each other, and finding our way back to each other. But most importantly, through these years I have had the privilege of being a part of your life — even if only through words on a page — and that alone is an immense gift to me.

So even though I don’t know what you look like right now, how old you are, or what shape you’re in — I don’t even know your gender — I still want you to know, with the warmth of family: I love you. Tall or short, heavy or slim, young or old, man or woman.

And because I love you, I hope in the days ahead to bring you more quality writing — to part the clouds and let the light through for you. I also hope to offer more guidance that sweeps away your doubts. Time passes, but love remains. Through the long journey of life, may we always walk together.

Today I’m opening the comments, but they won’t be visible to others. That means only I, Master Chi, will see what you write. So if there’s anything on your heart these days — joy, sorrow, hope, disappointment — today’s comment section is your safe place to share it. I may not always be able to offer an answer, but I promise: every single word you write, I will read with care.

One more thing — today is Friday, and after you’ve shared with me, I hope you give yourself a proper reward: a sweet cup of milk tea, a rich cigar, a flowing piece of music, a beautiful book.

In short: take good care of yourself. Don’t worry me, alright?