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An old predecessor who has dealt with engineers and powerful figures all his life told me: To stand firm in this secular tide, one needs the support of noble people to rise swiftly. The following points must be remembered!

1. The strong set the rules, while the weak pursue fairness. But rules are often only used to restrain the weak, and fairness only exists relatively. It’s like playing chess: when playing with the big brother, whether you can cross the river depends on him; when playing with the younger brother, whether the pawn can retreat depends on you.

2. There is an iron rule in socializing: if you say good things, you can manage 50% of people; if you give something, you can manage 70% of people; if you say good things and give something, you can manage 90% of people; if you cater to their preferences and provide appropriate benefits, you can manage 99% of people. The remaining 1% need not be considered.

The core level of providing a safety net for children by parents: What does it really mean to provide a safety net for children? Is it about working hard to earn money, leaving behind property and savings to ensure that children have nothing to worry about?
The reality is that too many parents save every penny to accumulate wealth, yet their children fail to thrive and can't even walk steadily. Providing a safety net is related to money, but the relationship is not that significant. Today, I will share the eight levels of providing a safety net for children:
First Level: Independent Living (Ages 15-18)
It's not about being picked up and dropped off or having every meal served; it's about being able to take care of oneself after leaving parents—doing laundry, cleaning up, cooking, and understanding basic survival rules. This is about the fundamental dignity of being a person; those who cannot take care of themselves are unlikely to achieve great success.