1, Rousseau: To apply the truth to something whose existence is unimportant to anyone, and it is useless to know it, that is to blaspheme the sacred noun of truth. Truth is not necessary if it is useless.

2, Cao Xueqin: Every word seems to be blood, and ten years of hard work is extraordinary.

3. The Analects of Confucius: Think twice before you act.

4, "Book of Rites": Everything is established in advance, and it is abolished if it is not planned.

5. Zhang Benwei: Entrepreneurship in the Internet industry is often hard-won. Be prepared to fail at any time. Talent and capital are problems that all startups will face.

Soong Ching Ling: No matter which way you take, the most important thing is to do it for yourself first.