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On the subway, two ragged-skinned, dark-faced migrant workers
were looking at a girl nearby playing on her phone Top
One of the migrant workers asked:
Girl, your phone is really nice
How much is it? I want to buy one for my daughter too..
The girl said disdainfully:
"It’s over ten thousand. Just forget it—you can’t afford it even if you ask.."
At this moment, the other migrant worker said
"Bro, forget it. Don’t buy it. It’s basically your half-month’s wages
Around them, everything went silent instantly"

Pressure-resistance as tough as potato chips

A massive unemployment wave is already visibly approaching

What should we do? So damn anxious

How震撼 is the Potala Palace?

Abstract, but can't laugh

What kind of person is Li Ka-shing, really?

International trends look to Britain,

China’s trends look to Jia-cheng.

《Cow Comes》 took 6 years to make, with an expected return on investment of about 5700% 😂, far exceeding 《Ne Zha》’s 817% return.

This image is legendary—I have to sign up for the International Photography Awards

My cousin worked a summer job at Mixue Bingcheng, and when he came back he told me a rule.

After I heard it, I just stared for a long time. Their drink employees can drink freely—no charge at all—but there’s one red line they absolutely can’t cross: don’t touch the paper cups.

Whoever touches the paper cups gets severely punished? I didn’t understand at the time. I said, a cup only costs a few cents—what’s the big deal? My cousin said: Every day after closing, they reconcile the books. They don’t count money— they count cups. How many cups are used has to match how many orders there are; it can’t be off by even one. The cups employees use to try drinks are special tasting cups, not part of the regular cup inventory. If anyone takes a proper cup, the accounts will suddenly show an extra entry with no way to trace it. The whole store will still be balancing the books until midnight and still won’t get it to add up.

Free drinks are a matter of goodwill, but moving the cups is breaking the rules. You make people comfortable, but the rules can’t bend even halfway.

China’s entertainment industry variety show’s first to reveal nudity

Too hard to put into words— that platform, they even don’t dare to say it

Do you have any thoughts about pretty female colleagues?

After finishing all these cases without falling apart, what position you want to apply for later will surely succeed, Doctor Tian

I just saw a brand-new word invented by the post-00s

Your ancestors were vile, and so were your forefathers

I seriously couldn’t stop laughing

I have a feeling this word will catch fire in no time

Trivia:

The household registration system is a very backward thing; most countries don’t have it.

What psychology is behind “parent and child comparing who has it worse”?

These data contain a lot of information

This is the reason why I fell in love with foot massage

Three things everyone should do as early as possible

1. Learn how to consistently access the internet overseas

After you go abroad, you’ll naturally come across X, Reddit, YouTube, GitHub, and all kinds of professional forums

The information there isn’t just about “expanding your mindset” anymore—it’s finally possible to break free from domestic marketing accounts, official WeChat subscriptions, Douyin, and Bilibili’s secondhand, heavily processed content, and get original information directly from the source, without being filtered or “curated.”

In this world, many of the truly leading technologies, tools, and ways of thinking first emerge overseas. If you’re late by a year, the gap will widen.

2. Subscribe to a real overseas top-tier AI membership (don’t use a middleman)

Along the way, you’ll run into all kinds of traps—payment cards, SIM/verification code forwarding (“number matching”), region restrictions, and more. You’ll need to solve them one by one yourself.

To get everything sorted, you’ll probably end up setting up an overseas Google account, PayPal, and a US-region Apple ID as well.

The value of these accounts is something insiders understand.

With official memberships, the experience and stability are absolutely incomparable to what a middleman can offer.

3. Be able to pull excellent open-source projects from GitHub and run them locally

On GitHub, almost all the accumulated wisdom of humankind since the birth of the internet has been deposited.

There’s a saying that hits the nail on the head: when you think you have an extremely brilliant idea and you’re ready to start “vibe coding” to implement it, go check GitHub first and see how high you’re standing on the shoulders of those who came before.

There you’ll find some of the best, most practical, and top-tier tools, projects, and resources on nearly the entire planet—and everything is free and publicly available.

So you must first have the ability to “find a project → pull the code → run it locally.” As for how to find truly great projects—that’s a later matter. First, get yourself up there.

A German walks into a bar and orders a beer.

The bartender says to him, “20 euros!”

The German is shocked: “20 euros? Yesterday it was only 3 euros!”

“True,” says the bartender, “but today it’s 20 euros.”

“But why 20 euros, damn it?”

The bartender says, “Let me explain:

3 euros is for the beer;

3 euros is for settling Muslim refugees;

4 euros is for opposing white-supremacist re-education;

4 euros is for aid to Gaza;

Then 3 euros goes to Palestinians in the West Bank;

Finally, 3 euros is for promoting gender diversity.”

The German says nothing, takes out 20 euros, and hands it to the bartender.

The bartender takes the money, taps a few things on the cash register, and then gives him 3 euros in change.

The German asks, incredulous:

“Wait—you just said it was 20 euros. I gave you 20 euros. Why are you giving me back 3 euros?”

The bartender replies:

“Oh… because we don’t have any beer!”