It is better to rely on yourself than to rely on others. Sometimes, you have to prepare for the worst for many things.
——Xu Wenqiang's "Shanghai Beach"
Sometimes in life, you cannot show your sharpness, otherwise you will become a big star.
——Xu Wenqiang's "Shanghai Beach"
If you want me to know, you will definitely tell me; since you don't tell me, it's useless for me to ask!
——Xu Wenqiang "Shanghai Beach"
But there are some people, you only need to look at them once
"Shanghai Beach"
< p>When a person can't help himself, it doesn't matter whether he can bear it or not.——Ding Li's "Shanghai Beach"
Be a mother and live a comfortable life.
——Xu Wenqiang's "Shanghai Beach"
Is there anything we can do about frowning?
——Grandpa Adi's "Shanghai Beach"
It doesn't matter where I go, the important thing is that I have to go my own way.
——Xu Wenqiang's "Shanghai Beach"
I love you and hate you, I ask you if you know.
"Shanghai Beach"
It is difficult for people with high vision to find a job.
——Adi "Shanghai Beach"
Remember one sentence, everything that money can buy is cheap
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The waves are flowing
The river never stops for thousands of miles
It has exhausted all the things in the world
It is mixed into a surging tide
Happiness or sorrow
You can't tell the difference between laughter and sorrow
Success and failure
You can't tell the difference between the waves
I love you, I hate you, I ask you if you know it
It seems like the river never stops
It turns a thousand turns and a thousand beaches
It still hasn’t calmed down the struggle.
Both joy and sorrow
Even if I can’t tell the difference between laughter and sorrow
I’m still willing to ride hundreds of waves
Ups and downs in my heart Enough
——Ye Liyi's "Shanghai Beach"
The first time I talked about the country and the nation, I ended up in jail for three years;
The second time I talked about it The country and the nation, as a result, I lost this finger;
I pursued ideals and material enjoyment, but ended up with nothing.
——Xu Wenqiang's "Shanghai Beach"
You believe in fate, and so do I. I am not afraid of being a widow.
——Feng Chengcheng's "Shanghai Beach"