Those few people are always talking, and after they finish talking, it seems that major events in the industry have been decided - they represent yesterday, can they represent tomorrow? ——Sun Hongbin

3. Feeling sad because a competitor has succeeded in wealth, reputation or other good things, and at the same time striving to improve oneself in an attempt to match or surpass the other party, is called jealousy. ——Levy's "Leviathan"

4. The unification of ideology will certainly not promote Chinese literature. What China needs is a diversified society. Not a unified system, but several and different ideologies. Competition between different ideologies creates favorable conditions for literature. ——Ma Yueran

5. If human beings want to survive in competition, they must struggle. ——Sun Yat-sen's "Democracy"

6. In China, the competition is too fierce, and the accumulation and barriers of each industry are very deep. If you want to cross the river, you must jump over it. There are no stones to touch. In foreign countries, if you do well, foreigners will design terms to suppress you. ——Liu Xiaoren

7. Competition is a trouble that a person wants to get what others have. ——Zeno

8. His hands and feet are put into the furnace of manhood, for the fight of life, or for a cruel competition. ——Scott

9. If one barber doesn’t shave cleanly, another barber can find work. —— Thomas Fuller

10. Perhaps the only lasting competitive advantage is the ability to learn faster than your competitors. ——Aris Dege

11. We must study the ideas, strategies and behavioral habits of successful people, and then improve them, because we cannot surpass our competitors by imitating others. To surpass our competitors, we Must be innovative. ——Chen Anzhi

12. Competition has always been, even from the beginning of mankind, the stimulus to most intense activities. ——(British philosopher) Russell

13. The kind of dignity that must be competed for is more worthless than quarrels, because the essence of true dignity is tolerance. No one's dignity remains intact when efforts are made to preserve it. ——Taylor

14. If a company is eliminated from the market, it is not eliminated by your competitors, but must be abandoned by your users. ——Wang Zhongqiu "Details determine success or failure"

15. Where there is no competition, there is no market. ——**Chang Hongyi Group Factory Training

16. The instinct of competition is a wild incentive, through which one person's advantages are revealed from another person's shortcomings. ——(American Philosopher) Santayana

17. It is dangerous to compete with three people; it is arrogant to compete with the strong; it is shameful to compete with the weak. ——Seneca

18. Competing with your own values ??is not a bad thing. ——(Japanese novelist) Sanetsu Mushakoji

19. There is no progress without struggle. ——Douglas

20. Always think of your opponent as very powerful, even if he is very weak, you must also think of him as very powerful. ——Jack Ma

21. Enthusiasm without knowledge is like an expedition in the dark. ——Newton

22. The success of disabled people usually does not easily lead to jealousy. Because they have flaws, people are willing to tolerate their successes. It also often causes potential rivals to ignore their competition and challenges. ——Bacon

23. Don’t compete with those who have nothing to lose. ——Gracian's "The Art of Living"

24. Every day of life is spent in victory or defeat, and everything appears in the form of competition. Every day is a struggle to win the competition, or at least not lose to the other side. Therefore, if you slack off for one day, you will fall behind and fail. Life is so grim. ——Da Song Bowen

25. His performance is very good, but he faces a competition. ——Annie Baby

26. Managers must be able to tolerate unexpected events and have a competitive personality. They must constantly assess the situation, constantly identify problems, and seize opportunities. ——Custer

27. Those who take the lead in everything and take advantage of everything will probably pay a higher price.

——(Chinese writer) Roland

28. There are no secrets in today’s shopping mall. Secrets are not your core competitiveness. ——Jack Ma

29. The competition for life occupies all living things and maintains their activities. ——Schopenhauer

30. The kind of dignity that must be competed for is more worthless than quarreling, because the essence of true dignity is tolerance. No one's dignity remains intact when efforts are made to preserve it. ——Taylor's "The ** Family"

31. Competition is a trouble that a person wants to get what others have. ——[Greece] Zeno, quoted from "The Words and Actions of Famous Philosophers" by Larsius

32. If a cause is beneficial to society, it should be allowed to compete freely and widely. The freer the competition, the more common it will be. , the career will be more beneficial to society. ——Adam Smith

33. A nation that lacks enterprising spirit means degeneration. Only by pioneering and competing can we remain invincible. ——Whitehead's "The Adventures of Ideas"

34. I am unwilling to hire someone who often jumps between competitors. ——Jack Ma

35. The secret to competitive advantage is innovation, and this is more true now than at any time in history. ——Futurist

36. Nowadays, everyone is running, chasing and competing for refrigerators, cars and houses. This is characteristic of our time. But there are still many people who do not pursue these material things. They pursue ideals and truth and gain inner freedom and peace. ——Einstein

37. Love can only be exchanged for love, and trust can only be exchanged for trust. ——Marx

38. No matter how big or small, no one is high or low, they all survive in competition. When there is no opposite, people will even create one to compete with it. ——Da Song's blog "The Self-narration of the Devil Da Song"

39. Modern society is a society of competition and entanglement. Moreover, it also means that modern people live in a hotbed of jealousy. ——Zi Mo Wujun

40. Don’t compete with those who have nothing to lose. ——[Spain] Gracian: "The Art of Living"

41. The essence of competition is not to be stronger, not to be agile, or to be smarter than anyone else, but to be less stupid than someone else. ——merrillr. Written by chapman/Translated by Zhou Liangzhong, "It's Great Defeat"

42. Those who share the same desires hate each other, and those who share the same worries love each other. ——Liu Xiang, "Warring States Policy·Zhongshan Policy"

43. Although many forms of competition have aroused strong opposition, I think they play an indispensable role in promoting necessary efforts. , and in some areas, provide a relatively harmless outlet for the kind of impulses that might lead to intoxication if left unexpressed. ——Russell, "Authority and the Personality"

44. It is called feeling sad because a competitor succeeds in wealth, reputation or other good things, and at the same time strives to improve himself in order to match or surpass the opponent. envy. ——Levi

45. “Leave it to nature!” This is nature’s advice to humans. ——Liang Zuxia

46. In fact, competition seems to be an uncoordinated factor, but it is actually a reliable link that unites the two components of society. ——(French thinker) Dunoy

47. How can Starbucks and Dunkin Donuts compete with each other in this situation? Yes, they have stores everywhere and sell coffee and pastries, but the two are not competitors at all. ——Rubinstein

48. Taobao’s main business should never be focused on competing with competitors, but focusing on improving customer experience. ——Jack Ma

49. The competition for life occupies all living things and maintains their activities. ——[Germany] Schopenhauer: "Two Basic Questions of Ethics"