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# Is It Game Over If You Haven't Made It by 35?
Let me start with a harsh reality:
After 35, the cost of life choices becomes so expensive that you can't afford to make mistakes easily anymore.
In your 20s, changing jobs, cities, or industries is like swapping equipment on a low-level character in a game—no big loss if it fails.
By 35, you're weighed down with mortgage payments, kids to raise, aging parents needing care. You literally can't afford to fail.
The real essence of class stratification isn't that your abilities have plateaued—it's that you're locked into a system where you cannot af

# Unconventional Money-Making Methods on Xianyu
I have a friend who takes gigs on Xianyu and made 150,000 to 160,000 yuan in a year.
**What is Xianyu?**
It's a secondhand trading platform run by Taobao—a national marketplace for used goods.
I've been using it for over a year and have taken on many jobs. I've discovered this platform is truly amazing. If you have nothing to do and want to make money, you can completely list yourself on there and post all kinds of services you can provide. As long as it's something a human can do, you can post it. As long as you're willing to put it out there an

# Hidden Channels for Foreign Company Recruitment
Over 50 foreign companies in China conduct large-scale hiring annually, covering industries including fast-moving consumer goods, luxury goods, pharmaceuticals, internet, and consulting.
However, many people don't know that recruitment information from these foreign companies is primarily posted on their official websites. Large-scale companies update at least 1 position weekly, with some updating 3-4 positions per week. Approximately 80% of positions are recruited through official websites. Traditional channels have high market share, making i

# Remember That Douyu Streamer Super Xiaojie
I remember back then there was a Douyu streamer called Super Xiaojie who wanted to open a computer shop and harvest his followers as "leeks" [scam them]. But he overplayed his hand.
**First controversy:** Pinduoduo knife game. Six thousand viewers in his stream tried to help him slash for a phone, but he never got it.
**Second controversy:** Mischievous kids deleted his game records. While he was out, his family brought relatives' children to his place. His computer equipment was damaged and his world-ranking top 30 game progression was deleted. He'

# The Fundamental Logic of Making Money
**It's not effort that determines wealth—it's proximity to the "water source."**
This is the "Cantillon Effect" in economics:
When new money is printed, it doesn't get distributed evenly to everyone. Whoever gets it first benefits; whoever gets it last pays the bill.
## Three Key Principles
**First, the monetary issuance mechanism determines wealth flow.**
Over the past decade, money was printed through foreign exchange reserves. Export enterprises and coastal regions were closest to the "water source." They got the money first when prices hadn't risen y

Recruiting on Little Red Book – That's interesting
I forgot to include the requirement for a bachelor's degree in the initial post
Received a flood of private messages
Later added the bachelor's degree requirement
Then hardly received any private messages
The few comments that came in were just mocking
"Who would hire a bachelor's degree holder for this job?"
By the way, let me share the job details:
Work location: suburban Chengdu
Minimum monthly salary: about 6,000 RMB
No overtime, double days off, normal holidays
No clock-in, flexible schedule adjustments
With these conditions,
Little Red B

# Exposing the Unspoken Rules of the Electric Vehicle Industry
When an EV breaks down, you better pray for three things:
1. The battery doesn't catch fire
2. The car doors aren't electronic-controlled but mechanical and can be opened manually
3. Firefighters are right there nearby
Because once the battery ignites, even if firefighters have pry bars on hand, the odds are they won't make it in time.
Breaking open a car door takes at least one minute, but burning a person alive doesn't need anywhere near that long.
**Why don't firefighters prioritize breaking through the windows to rescue people?

Why everyone says life has an error tolerance rate beyond imagination:
Childhood - my dad was addicted to drugs, my mom ran away
Junior high - dated the dean of discipline's daughter, showered and slept together
Got caught by her dad, expelled from school
Found another junior high and continued studying
High school - thought studying was too tiring, skipped school entirely in senior year
Played Hearthstone every day at home, studied English and Japanese
Made friends with girls around the world through social media
Didn't get into a bachelor's program - didn't even get into a college
Finally go

# How to Demystify the World?
Pain doesn't come from reality, it comes from the "stories" in your head.
Demystifying isn't apathy—it's reclaiming "narrative sovereignty."
## First: The "Wedding Cosplay" Theory
Ordinary people spend hundreds of thousands on ceremonies, feeling they've transcended their social class, but they're actually mortgaging their future.
This is a classic case of being hijacked by the "face narrative."
Who's telling the story? Consumerism. Social expectations.
## Second: The "Excellent Life.exe" Theory
The standard program installed by parents, teachers, and society: stu

I have a coworker whose gaming account got charged with over 100,000 RMB over time, and then the account was stolen.
I don't know all the details, but it seems before reporting to the police, the two had some communication. When my coworker was on the phone, he kept saying "your husband acted without honor." I'm guessing he probably lent the account to someone else to operate, and that person changed the password and email, taking it away entirely.
The account thief thought it was no big deal—"I changed the password, so this account is mine now. What can you do to me?"—and didn't even consider

# How to Make Money on YouTube?
## Revenue Split
**First, the ad revenue sharing mechanism.**
Creators get 55%, the platform gets 45%.
RPM (revenue per thousand views) ranges from $2-12, depending on audience location and content niche.
But there's a prerequisite:
You need to reach 1,000 subscribers + 4,000 hours of watch time before you can enable ad monetization.
In your first 3 months as a new creator, you might not earn a single dollar.
**Second, multiple monetization paths.**
Ad revenue, channel memberships, YouTube Shopping, affiliate marketing, brand sponsorships.
But each path has its

# Why Most People Can't Save Money
You can't save money because you're not just poor—you're also trying to show off.
I went home for Chinese New Year this year and discovered something surreal.
A relative of mine makes three to five thousand a month, and has managed to save two to three hundred thousand. Yet they're all talking about buying new cars—all twenty thousand and up.
I asked, "Can't your old car still run?"
They said it can, but now that they have money, they need to upgrade to something nicer with more face value.
They've accumulated only thirty thousand total, but they're throwing

# How to Win a Debate Against Luo Yonghao
Luo Yonghao previously criticized Pizza Hut, saying the pizza was covered with rotten vegetables. How did Pizza Hut respond? With polite smiles, positive learning attitude, and timely improvements. Then they sent him two discount coupons. Luo Yonghao got so angry saying, "How poor do you think I am? Coming here to cheat me out of a pizza?" Including that video he shot at Starbucks—Starbucks completely ignored him, leaving him powerless with nowhere to vent.
This is how you deal with Luo Yonghao. If Pizza Hut or Starbucks had disputed with him, talked b

Why is iPhone Still So Popular?
Our household exchanges phones—one generation replaces the next.
My wife got a new iPhone 17.
She gave me her iPhone 16.
I gave my iPhone 15 to my dad.
My dad gave his iPhone 14 to my mom.
My mom gave her iPhone 13 to my uncle.
My uncle gave his iPhone 12 to my cousin.
My cousin gave his iPhone 11 to my niece.
Finally, I took back the iPhone X from my niece
and gave it to our Burmese housekeeper.
Two days after using it,
she quietly packed up the Xiaomi phone she had just bought last year for around 2000 yuan
and shipped it back to her parents in Myanmar.
There'