1 - If your finances allow, give your children access to schools with stronger faculty credentials and better academic pedigree. As you’ve likely noticed, the majority of food safety and education scandals in recent years have disproportionately come from smaller cities. Keep this in mind: talented educators and medical professionals overwhelmingly tend to build their careers in major cities.
2 - Keep an eye on what your elders are impulse-buying online — those unregulated products with no manufacturer info, no certifications, and no quality guarantees are a consistent hygiene risk. When it comes to food, never chase a bargain. It has always been: you get what you pay for. If the price looks wrong, the quality is wrong — you just can’t see it yet.
Those familiar with Master Chi know that nearly every article I write is a “high-potency life tonic” — each piece you truly understand advances your inner mastery considerably.
This article is no different. It lays bare many of life’s realities in plain, direct terms.
And for every truth you internalize, your wealth fortune will grow stronger and more abundant.
1 — The core of a family is always responsibility and financial strength, not emotion alone.
Straight to the point — no small talk.
1 - Whether in private conversations or talking with close friends and family, the line I’ve found myself saying most often lately is this: whether you’re planting seeds or tending fields, you should never be doing it in the dead of winter or the scorching heat of summer — because the results will rarely be good.
Everything you do requires both “effort” and “timing.” When the timing is wrong, the harder you push, the more you work against yourself.
Let’s cut straight to it — everyone reading this is sharp enough to handle the truth.
1 — The world situation is volatile right now, and Master Chi genuinely wants you to have your own “baseline thinking” framework.
The core of this framework is: if I lost everything in the next moment, what would I need in place to keep surviving? And how do I make sure I always have a way out?
To all my sisters, let me share something straight from the heart: In this lifetime, a woman should never be foolish enough to navigate her path entirely on her own.
Master Chi can say this with full confidence — behind 99.99% of women who have made something of themselves in this world, there is always a noble benefactor (Gui Ren) they could trust and rely on.
This noble benefactor might be her parents, or it might be a powerful mentor, a successful close friend, or a seasoned elder in life — someone she won over with genuine sincerity and real investment.
With graduation season upon us this summer, many parents from well-established families have been asking me whether they should start identifying suitable marriage matches based on their children’s romance fortune (桃花运).
After all, today’s genuinely marriage-ready young men and women are increasingly being “pre-selected” by families within their social circles before they even turn 30.
Over the past two months alone, I’ve organized several small tea gatherings that brought together children from good families — and quite a few promising connections were made.
I have never touched gambling in my life. Even when I occasionally fly to Macau for vacation or business, I do nothing more than stroll through the grand halls, taking in the atmosphere — letting the energy stir a little windfall wealth fortune.
But I never place a bet. Because I want to channel my Chi fortune (气运) into long-term investments with real certainty.
For the past year, I’ve been telling my close brothers and sisters: when you feel that something has hit its absolute lowest point — that is precisely the moment to position yourself.
For the next three days, Master Chi will be taking a short family trip, so updates will come a little less frequently. We’ll pick up our conversations again after I’m back on the 5th.
But before I go, I want to share a few simple thoughts with you. I know clearly that lately your spirits haven’t been high — there’s a persistent sense of frustration, a feeling like you can’t quite get any traction.
The vast majority of families have absolutely no awareness of this year’s landscape when it comes to choosing majors and navigating graduation.
As a result, the decisions they make are bafflingly off the mark.
I can only say that 99.99% of families easily fall into the trap of limited perspective and irrational thinking — and that prevents them from making the right choices for their children. In the end, they ruin a lifetime.
Don’t be impatient. Everything truly important in life needs time to develop.
Understand this: not everything can be resolved through a short burst of frantic energy. The things that genuinely matter require lasting perseverance and unwavering commitment.
Think of the great, sky-reaching trees of this world. None of them grew simply from watering and fertilizing. Behind every towering trunk are thousands of days and nights — slowly extending roots, slowly stretching branches — until finally comes the abundance of fruit and a canopy that blots out the sky.