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What exactly is Xianyu code? Just curious and want a quick explanation.

1、Open University campus
2、The presence of foreign-invested enterprises brings us benefits
3、Becoming the richest person by selling water is a sad thing—it shows the water quality is poor, because overseas tap water can be drunk directly
4、It’s not that the global economy is bad; it’s that we are
5、Don’t elevate business problems to the level of ethnicity or nation
6、A drinking table can’t bring about creativity
7、I suggest that all of the top talent in China go abroad to get their PhDs
8、High housing prices, education, and healthcare discourage young people… The things Zheng Yuhuang said are all plain truths that any normal person knows, and yet they were still censored… Quite humorous.

The countries and regions in the world that are truly close to “0 tax rates” often come with another kind of cost.

In some places, taxes are very low, but the living and residential experience is not pleasant—for example, Hong Kong and Singapore: cramped space, extremely high housing prices, and for most ordinary people, generally not a high quality of life.

In other places, taxes are very low, but the rule of law, institutional transparency, and long-term sense of security may not be sufficient—for example, the UAE and Saudi Arabia. They may be better for earning money in stages, but not necessarily for settling assets and building a life long-term.

And in some places, taxes are low, but the economic scale is small, industries are behind, and the market depth is insufficient—for example, Cyprus, Malta, Panama, the Bahamas, the Cayman Islands, Andorra, Monaco, Saint Kitts and Nevis, and Vanuatu. Yes, taxes here are lower, but good career opportunities, entrepreneurship opportunities, capital market opportunities, education for the next generation, and the ceiling of the industries are also pushed down together.

So many people only see “low taxes,” without noticing the hidden costs behind them.

Tell a cold joke

Civil servants are the ones who most love playing with X

Here he comes, here he comes—he’s here! He walks in with steady steps, and the new episode is already out. The USD1 holding activity has been announced on Binance.

Everyone can continue to hold steadily: $USD1 .

I went through the historical data and found that over the past six months, WLFI has given out more than $110 million in rewards in total.

(When I calculated, I used WLFI quantity × 0.06. In reality, back when the program began in Jan to Mar, the WLFI price was above 0.1, so the value of this amount would only be more, not less.)

These rewards have all been distributed to USD1 holders.

January: $40 million worth of $WLFI

February: 235 million WLFI

March: 135 million WLFI

April: $15 million worth of WLFI

May: $13 million worth of WLFI

June: 178 million WLFI

July: 165 million WLFI

➡️ So to keep it simple, I have a few questions:

1. In this kind of market, which projects would take out $100 million in real cash and give it to users within half a year?

2. Where else can you find收益 (returns) that don’t require constantly watching the charts, don’t require worrying about impermanent loss, aren’t exposed to theft risk, and don’t suffer from account “wear and tear,” and have an annualized return of 5%+—and even start at 10%?

3. This event ends on August 7. Set a reminder and keep an eye on the next round of activities.

⚠️ Important participation note for this event:

If you want an additional 10% bonus, please make sure that the daily number of open contracts in the USD1 contract trading pair is greater than 300 USD1.

You can tell they’re strongly encouraging trading in the USD1 contract trading pair.

I looked into it:

On Binance, there are already 33 spot USD1 trading pairs. There are 2 contract trading pairs—for BTC and ETH. The total open position is currently around $10 million.

Next, this contract trading pair and the position data should be the core focus for WLFI. Everyone can look for opportunities on it.

Say something outrageous!

Let someone like Wang Huaqiang, who comes from a criminal-background background, manage a charity foundation—everyone would do better than Han Hong.

Han Hong set the bar pretty high back then. She said even for a pack of instant noodles, there would be records. Now she admits that the funds have grown too fast and the management can’t keep up.

Wang Huaqiang has long said that doing charity is a very professional thing.

I especially like people from Hong Kong. They have reverence for finance and accounting, and they understand it.

I heard that many big-company HR interviews don’t seem to be checking 35 anymore...

Is it because they started checking 32 instead?

Say goodbye to layoff scripts and concentrate to release positions to purify the organization

Netizens joked: 200,000 new jobs at big internet companies were added, 200,000 new flexible jobs were added—an immediate increase of 400,000. Winning big!

Quietly enshrined by everyone as a true god

Share life experience as an “old clock.”

If someone you know shows off his good days to you—and those good days, for ordinary people, require a very high threshold and a lot of resource backing—

for example, being arranged by his family to work at semi-monopolistic industries like tobacco or the power grid; or, during the COVID outbreak, his family finding connections to help him sell colorful tiled-roof houses for the mobile cabin hospitals and to produce mask-making machines; or his family introducing him to a “white-rich-beautiful” woman, and as a bonus buying him a house.

Then his good life is very likely real. The purpose of telling you about it is just to show off—not to invite you to join in and make money together.

But if someone you know shows off his good days to you and, when you ask him about the risks, he keeps telling you there’s basically no risk—the purpose of that is to pull you in so you can do it together.

In that case, it’s basically telecom fraud + pyramid scheme.

When a person is in a tense state for a long time, the sympathetic nervous system stays continuously activated, and the body mistakenly believes it is always “fighting or fleeing.” The result is that blood vessels constrict, blood pressure rises, and stress hormones (especially cortisol) remain elevated for an extended period. The endocrine system is thrown off, and fat distribution and metabolism also change. Over time, this isn’t just a matter of “feeling tired”—it involves structural changes in the body: some people become thin and age faster, while others develop swelling and a darker skin tone. The changes you see in appearance are, in essence, the outcomes of long-term physiological stress.

House prices and rents have basically dropped to what they were 10 years ago
Getting a haircut now costs 10–20 yuan
A cheap bento box is only 10 yuan
Even Dalian cherries are down to within 20

This situation looks very promising, doesn’t it—especially with these past few years’ outstanding graduates getting into big tech companies, earning today’s high salaries and enjoying prices from 10 years ago, right?

Super Cold Facts:
Starting from October 1, 2014, administrative and public institutions began paying social security. Before that, even if they had paid not a single cent, their contributions were calculated as if they had been paid (“deemed contributions”), for decades.

You must find a woman with big breasts.

Women with big breasts have more female hormones, are gentle in temperament, kind, not demanding, and strongly responsible.

Remember this: find the one with big breasts—this is the seasoned driver’s experience!!!

A Condensed History of China’s Wealth Transformation:

The Most Profitable Industries in Different Eras

40 years ago: Buying and selling permits, self-employed businesses, street vending and opening shops
35 years ago: Going into business, garment wholesaling, buying and reselling appliances
30 years ago: Real estate, foreign trade, building materials, renovation
25 years ago: Coal bosses, mine owners, steel, cement
20 years ago: Internet portals, internet cafes, e-commerce, advertising
15 years ago: Taobao, social commerce (WeChat business), real estate agencies, education and training
10 years ago: Mobile internet, live streaming, e-commerce, gaming, short videos
8 years ago: Paid knowledge, content creators, communities, private-domain traffic
5 years ago: Live-stream shopping (social selling), cross-border e-commerce, local services and lifestyle, MCNs
3 years ago: New energy, chips, beauty and aesthetics, pre-prepared foods, short dramas
2 years ago: AIGC, digital humans, AI painting, AI writing
1 year ago: AI applications, AI training, AI workflows, overseas tools

This year: AI agents, AI content factories, AI lead-generation systems, AI-driven upgrades of traditional industries

In 3 years: Whoever can use AI to cut costs, amplify efficiency, and remake old industries will be the one to make money

Today I went out to eat. At the table next to me, it sounded like they were on a blind date. I heard the guy say:
“Girls who can cook get a lot of bonus points with me.”
The woman replied: “What can you even do with those bonus points? Get into a postgraduate program, or get a salary raise?”
He froze on the spot.
The table next door burst into laughter—hahaha

Not getting an answer, I just stop pretending.

I had a fight with the boss at the Cainiao Express station

I ordered five pounds of cow dung online but haven't gone to pick it up yet

Tell a little-known secret about a crematorium.

A person’s skull and abdomen are sealed; during burning they crack open, and then the brain matter and internal organs will burst everywhere. So before the body is loaded into the furnace, the head and stomach are drilled with an electric drill.

That is the reason absolutely no family members are allowed to enter the cremation room.