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1) God will not allow all happiness to be concentrated on one person. Getting love does not necessarily mean getting money, having money does not necessarily mean having happiness, getting happiness does not necessarily mean having health, and having health does not necessarily mean everything will go as you wish - Yang Jiang "100-Year-Old Remarks"

2). The so-called poverty simply means not buying property and supporting oneself. There is no guarantee of supporting oneself. Not only does one not get sick or grow old, but one also does not have the freedom to control one's own time and do one's own work. Something you like or specialize in. ——Yang Jiang's "Being Drinking Tea"

3) The most beautiful scenery in life is the inner calmness and calmness... We once looked forward to the recognition of the outside world, but in the end we realized: the world is One's own and has nothing to do with others. ——Yang Jiang

　4). Your problem is mainly that you don’t study much but think too much——Yang Jiang

　5), “I don’t want a son, I want a daughter── ─Just one, like you. Before I met her, I never wanted to get married; after marrying her, I never regretted it - Yang Jiang "I never wanted to get married before I met her and I never regretted it after marrying her"

< p> 6) People who are waiting to go to the cadre school in Beijing are of course concerned about life in the cadre school and often ask me to tell them about it. What everyone likes most is the story about Comrade He Qifang eating fish. Comrade Qifang hurriedly took his own big mouthwash cup and bought one; but it tasted weird, and the more he ate, the weirder it became. He picked up the largest piece and wanted to taste it, but it turned out that it had not been soaked yet. The rotten medicated soap was left in the mouthwash cup and everyone laughed with infinite sympathy. They also told me a joke that Qian Zhongshu and Ding ××, two first-level researchers, could not burn out in a long time. Boil a boiler of water! ——Yang Jiang's "Six Notes on the Cadre School" 7). Young people are playful, young people are obsessed with love, adults are obsessed with becoming famous and have a family, and old people are content with self-deception. How much refined gold can there be? We once longed for the waves of destiny, but in the end we discovered that the most beautiful scenery in life is actually the calmness and calmness of our hearts. ——Yang Jiang's "100-Year-Old Speech"

8) If the metaphor of "the heart is like a mirror" can be borrowed, she must wipe it diligently to wipe away all the dust - Yang Jiang's "Taking a Bath"

9) Yao Mi. His eyes lit up, as if on a thunderstorm night, before the thunder, the lightning shined through the dark clouds. ——Yang Jiang's "Taking a Bath"

10) My father said, there is nothing wrong or wrong, in the end. I just want to learn whatever I like, right? If I like literature, I should study literature. My father said that what I like is what suits me best. . ——Yang Jiang "Will Drink Tea" 11). Your problem is that you read too little and think too much. ——Yang Jiang

12) You feel ashamed. Things that make people forgetful, regretful and embarrassing are always reluctant to remember, so it is easy for them to slip through the sieve of memory. ——Yang Jiang's "Six Notes on the Cadre School"

13) , What you hope for will come true sooner or later, but the hope of realization always changes. ——Yang Jiang's "Six Notes on the Cadre School" 14) The people surrounded in the city want to escape. People standing outside the city want to rush in, whether it is marriage or career, most of their desires in life are like this. ——Yang Jiang

15) I often wonder why some people are so grateful for my father's help. I kowtow to my mother and will never forget it for the rest of my life. Why did someone get more than a thousand acres of good land with my father's help, but twenty years later, she didn't forget the benefit she got? How could someone exploit my father's brainpower despite being old, sick, and poor? Show her thanks with two gnocchi. Why are there so many differences between people? ——Yang Jiang "Will Drink Tea"

16) Even the "worker masters" who "re-educate" us are tired of sitting and studying all day long. A young "master" who was twenty-two or three years old muttered: "I make steel in front of the furnace every day, and I don't feel tired. But now I sit all day long, and my buttocks hurt, my head hurts, and I feel weak all over." Apparently he was exhausted from practicing. People are more troublesome than steelmaking; "sitting on the bench" is also a hard work. ——Yang Jiang's "Six Notes on the Cadre School"

17) A person can condense into a stone, lurking to the bottom, and let time rush past him like water. He only knows that he is in the water, not Feel the water flow. ——Yang Jiang

18) An important component of creation is imagination. Experience is like a fire lit in the dark, and imagination is the light emitted by this fire; without fire, there is no light, but the light reaches , far larger than the size of a fire spot. ——Yang Jiang "Will Drink Tea"

19) There is an old saying in our country: "Writing is the treasure of publicity." Depending on how your handwriting is, people will judge who you are. In New China, "speaking" is a "presence weapon". When people listen to your speech, they will judge who you are.

——Yang Jiang's "Taking a Bath"

　20), "If we say that human beings are animals with spirituality and conscience, then life is nothing more than understanding oneself, refining oneself, and voluntarily transforming oneself, unless one is willing to No different than animals. But this is not easy." - Yang Jiang "Bathing"

21) Unfortunately, the only things that can be protected by thick ropes are wooden boxes and iron boxes; These wooden and iron boxes are indeed not as durable as flesh and blood. —&mdash

　22), teenagers are playful, youth are obsessed with love, adults are obsessed with becoming famous and have a family, and old age is content with self-deception. How long is the life span? How much gold can be made from stubborn iron? But different levels of exercise will lead to different levels of results; different levels of indulgence will lead to different levels of stubbornness.

23). After a person undergoes different levels of exercise, he will obtain different levels of cultivation and benefits. Just like spices, the more you pound them, the finer they are ground, the stronger the fragrance becomes.

24) The faith of ordinary people may come and go, or it may be forgotten as time passes, or it may be doubtful if requests are not answered. This is normal for ordinary people. Without training, confidence will not be firm.

25) Only those who are in humble circumstances have the best chance to see the truth of the world and human nature. If a person doesn't want to climb high, he doesn't need to be afraid of falling, and he doesn't need to exclude others. He can keep his innocence, let nature take its course, and concentrate on accomplishing what he can do.

26) If the separation lasts for a long time, will it increase or reduce the pain? I can’t figure it out, but the further I walk with him, the more afraid I am of never seeing him again.

27) If a person has shortcomings, he must deceive himself and others. Once you tell a lie three times, you will believe it to be true.

28) Love is involuntary. When it is easy to get, it is easy to see. Only when it is not obtained or cannot be obtained, it feels rare and precious.

29) An important component of creation is imagination. Experience is like a fire lit in darkness, and imagination is the light emitted by this fire. Without fire, there is no light, but the reach of light is far beyond The size of a small fire.

30) A person can condense into a stone, lurk to the bottom, and let time rush through the body like water. He only knows that he is in the water and is unaware of the current.

31) Although people are small and life is short, people can learn, cultivate themselves, and improve themselves. The value of human beings lies in the human beings themselves. After a person undergoes different levels of exercise, he will obtain different levels of cultivation and benefits.

32) Reading is like visiting a house invisibly. You want to see an admired teacher or pay a visit to a famous scholar. You don’t have to say hello in advance, and you are not afraid of disturbing the host. You open the book and rush in through the door. After turning a few pages, you are ready. You can go into the house frequently and at all times. If you don't get the point, you can leave without saying goodbye, or hire someone else to confront it.

33) When we read, we always appreciate and evaluate a book from the highest level. When we make a rope, we always judge the quality of the rope from the weakest section. Idiots who sit on the bench might as well treat others as if they were reading; politicians or entrepreneurs may have to use people as ropes.

34) Her conditions are not harsh, just very subtle. For example, she wants her husband to be loyal to her, follow her lead, and let her control everything. But he cannot be a loser. At least, he must be able to show off on the table and be qualified. He can't be a talented person who attracts admiration, nor can he be too young or too beautiful. It is best that he should be looked down upon by ordinary women. He also needs to be like an old lady used by smart housewives. It is best if he is not burdened and has no worries. --Yang Jiang's "Taking a Bath"

　35) He is as skinny as a stick, and I am also senile. He didn't have the strength to speak, so he forced his eyes to open to entertain me... Now he walked deliberately slowly, letting me take him one step at a time, gathering as many people as possible, and turning a small dream into a long dream of thousands of miles. I do. Give me a ride, say goodbye, and see you again. If the separation lasts longer, will it increase or decrease the pain? I can't figure it out. But the further I walked with him, the more afraid I became of never seeing him again. --Yang Jiang's "The Three of Us"

36) If we reflect on our life's experiences, it's all due to the situation at that time and we can't help it. But at the critical moment, it is you who calls the shots. The fortune teller compares "fate creation" to a boat and "luck path" to a river. Boats can move in the river. But in "Ming Zao", is there a "Life Master"? If the boat is about to run aground or capsize, there is still a "I" in the boat who is making the decision. It can also be said that this person's personality makes the decision. This is what is called personality determines destiny. --Yang Jiang "Coming to the Edge of Life"

37) In this materialistic world, life is really hard enough. If you deliberately try to be an honest person who has nothing to do with the world, others will take advantage of you and bully you. If you have the slightest talent, virtue or good looks, people will be jealous of you and exclude you. If you give in generously, others will invade and harm you. If you don't want to compete with others, you have to stay aloof from the world and at the same time maintain your strength and prepare to fight. If you want to live peacefully with others, you must first deal with them, and you must be prepared to suffer losses at any time. --Yang Jiang "Coming to the Edge of Life"

38) The world's human feelings are more interesting than the bright moon and the clear breeze; it can be read as a book or watched as a play.

The descriptions in books and the performances in plays, even if they are lifelike, are only literary and artistic works after all; human feelings and world conditions are all innocent and natural expressions, often beyond reason, shockingly novel, and surprising, giving people a more profound sense of reality. Profound benefits, even more fantastic entertainment. Only those who live in humble circumstances have the best chance to see the truth of human nature, rather than an artistic performance in front of an audience. --Yang Jiang's "Being Drinking Tea"

　39) Only in the vagueness can you be allowed to dream and imagine. The distance adds to the mystery. The edge cannot be seen, and it becomes endless distance and vastness. The mountains and rivers in the mist, the stars in the dark night, the hoped-for future, the lofty ideals, the celebrities I admire, the "mutual acquaintance" I wish to have - through the curtains, confused and confused, can produce infinitely wonderful imaginations. If you hate the gap between the curtains and rush in through the door or behind the curtains to see what's going on, you may not be able to see the naked truth. --Yang Jiang's "Curtain"

40). I remember seeing passengers going overseas on sea ships before boarding the ferry. The person seeing them off would throw many colorful paper ribbons to the small steamer; The small boat slowly sailed towards the big ship, and the colorful paper tapes burst out one after another, and the shore clapped and cheered. Some people shed tears amidst the cheers; the broken ribbons seemed like broken feelings. This time of sending someone off to the cadre school, if the separation between the advance team in the car and the relatives seeing off under the car could be seen, it would never be colorful, and it could not be broken off at once. --Yang Jiang's "Six Notes on the Cadre School"

41) The ancient Chinese saying that I memorized in middle school, "The world is unified but has many concerns, and the same goal leads to different paths" is still deeply imprinted in my mind. I can neither be a doctor to treat illnesses and save people, nor am I qualified to be a politician to govern the country and bring peace to the people. I can only do my part in the way that suits my temperament. Now I see that I am young and ignorant, old and incompetent, but I was so serious and serious in demanding myself back then, and I can't help but smile to myself. However, this is enough to prove that a person without experience, knowledge, or genius can still have a positive attitude - even if he has no ambition. --Yang Jiang's "Being Drinking Tea"

42). The confidence of ordinary people sometimes disappears. If it is there or not, it may be forgotten as time passes, or it may be doubted if requests are not answered. . This is normal for ordinary people. Without some experience, confidence will not be firm. On the road of life, if you focus on pursuing fame, wealth, power and status, you will have no time to worry about other things. Perhaps it was only when I was "reflecting on my dreams" on my deathbed that I began to feel regretful and regretful, but I regretted it so much that I had no choice but to swallow my regret and die. Those who train their souls throughout their lives will have a belief in themselves that will become stronger with age. --Yang Jiang "Coming to the Edge of Life"

43) If the lame devil written by the French novelist Lesage invited me to take a night walk, lift up the roofs one by one and let me watch the scenes in the house. , I will definitely refuse to go. Does it take witnessing to gain human wisdom? Does witnessing necessarily gain wisdom? The geometry of life! Based on his own experience, Zhanzhan thought he was uniquely cold-eyed and had read all the people in the world, knowing that he would not make people laugh secretly. Because mortal invisibility cloaks are no better than fairy magic weapons. They are everywhere. There are many people wearing such invisibility cloaks. Are they all blind? But no matter what, the invisibility cloak is better than the emperor's new clothes. -- Yang Jiang's "Being Drinking Tea"

44) I grew up in a harmonious and affluent environment and knew nothing about the world. But I thought very seriously about what I "should" learn. The so-called "should" refers to what is most beneficial to others, and I have not lived my life in vain. I know this "should" is an exaggeration, so I feel ashamed to explain it. My father said, there is nothing you should or should not do, just learn whatever you like the most. But I'm not worried. Just ask what you like, right? I like literature, so why should I study literature? If you love reading novels, study novels? My father said that what I like is the one who is closest to me sexually, which is the most suitable for me. --Yang Jiang's "Being Drinking Tea"

45). After being trained to be humane and rational, everyone can transcend the original "ego" and become moral under the guidance of spiritual conscience. A cultivated person. But human nature is stubborn. Young people are playful, young people are obsessed with love, young people are obsessed with becoming famous and starting a family, and old people are content with deceiving themselves and others. How long is the life span? How much gold can be made from stubborn iron? But different levels of exercise will lead to different levels of results; different levels of indulgence will lead to different levels of stubbornness. Everyone can be like Yao and Shun, or they can be bad thieves or despicable villains. Exercise must leave more or less results. --Yang Jiang "Coming to the Edge of Life"

46) The purpose of heaven and earth to create humans is to be called the spirit of all things. The value of man lies in himself, not in the civilization he creates. After a person undergoes different levels of exercise, he will obtain different levels of cultivation and different levels of benefits. When a person is trained, it is the soul that is trained, and the body is just an intermediary. The results of training only remain in the soul. After getting rid of the body, the souls know each other, and they are familiar and eternal, just like when they meet in a dream. Only by believing in the immortality of the soul can one have a reasonable value view of life. To believe in the immortality of the soul, one must be a person of faith. Only with faith can life be valuable.

--Yang Jiang "Coming to the Edge of Life"