I just saw the news that a female entrepreneur’s DY account has been banned. Honestly, this is completely justified — because she crossed an extremely serious line: exploiting the deceased.
In ordinary life, every family has its share of awkward and dark moments. Every household does — it’s just a matter of whether outsiders know about it or not.
But unless there is deep-seated, blood-level hatred, when facing someone’s passing, you should at least maintain enough respect. On the surface, at the very minimum, try to stay composed — because they were once family.
If you can quiet your mind and spend 10 to 15 minutes reading this article carefully, it will continue to benefit you for the next 20 to 40 years of your life.
Master Chi even suggests that you not only save this article, but copy down the key lines into your own notebook — and return to review them often.
After so many years immersed in Chinese metaphysics (玄学), I’ve arrived at one profound realization: why do certain women spend their entire lives looking busy, hustling and grinding day after day, yet end up with poor outcomes — their wealth, their relationships, their entire lives falling short?
Tomorrow, the battle of the Yi Si year officially begins.
I know — you’re carrying a quiet, gnawing fear in your heart. You worry that this year will be just like the last: a full year of frantic effort with nothing to show for it, followed by the familiar cycle of disappointment, frustration, and grief.
At the same time, you’re bracing for the black swans and gray rhinos — all those unpredictable disasters that seem determined to pile up on you one after another until you can barely breathe.
The most important thing right now is to tell yourself: I have rested enough. I have endured enough. Wipe away the tears, open your eyes wide — it’s time to start pushing forward.
From here on, I will rely on my own hard-earned abilities to claim the happiness and achievement I deserve from this world.
I am no less intelligent than others. I am no less capable. I will learn step by step, grow step by step, and build my strength step by step.
So I will always remind my female readers: stop spending the bulk of your days tangled up in the drama of love and romance. Even when that romance looks exciting, electric, and deeply entangled — at its core, it is quietly draining your Chi (vital energy) and depleting your strength.
I have read the life patterns (格局) of so many people. I can count on one hand those who, still consumed by romantic obsession past thirty-five, manage to have smooth fortune and a smooth life.
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Master Chi shared a reflection this morning that received countless likes and resonance from women readers. After careful consideration, he decided to write a more in-depth follow-up piece — combining personal insight with perspectives drawn from the old world of Chinese society, worldly wisdom, and Chinese classical learning — to set the record straight on some real truths.
If you’re a woman, I’d go so far as to suggest you save this article and print it out. The knowledge packed into these pages is that dense.
As the first proper article of the new year, today’s content will be a bit lighter — after all, the holiday isn’t over yet and everyone is still in rest mode.
Besides, I had originally planned to walk through all the reasoning and cause-and-effect logic behind these ideas in proper detail. But then something occurred to me: I, Master Chi, have been writing articles for so many years now, and almost every single one has been aimed at awakening your awareness and expanding your thinking.
Don’t be afraid. Stay optimistic.
When you’re at your lowest, a little hardship, a little exhaustion — none of it truly matters. Any pain that doesn’t kill you is simply a lesson delivered by fate.
Learn to endure the pain. Chew it up. Transform it into nourishment.
Gradually, you’ll find that you’ve grown stronger without even noticing — and that better opportunities and resources are beginning to find their way to you.
The most important article of the year has finally been written and published — just as everyone has been waiting for!
To be honest, Master Chi always feels considerable pressure when writing the annual Chinese zodiac (生肖) guide each year. The sheer volume of details and logic involved is simply staggering.
It requires weaving together the broader backdrop of the times, accounting for shifts in emerging trends, and — most critically — addressing the completely unique circumstances, favorable factors, and pitfalls for each individual zodiac sign.
New Spring has arrived, and the profile pictures are here as promised.
I had planned to rest for a few more days before releasing them — but I simply couldn’t hold out against the urging of my brothers and sisters. After all, most of you have reported that after using last year’s pictures, things developed remarkably well across the board. So I’m getting these out as quickly as I can. Getting you one day closer to smooth sailing and happiness is always worth it.