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What are the classic sentences to understand social reality?
Classic sentences for understanding social reality:

First, if you are not good enough, your contacts are worthless. Not pursued, but attracted. Only equivalent exchange can get reasonable help-although it sounds cold, it is true.

Second, people's two eyes are parallel, but people are not equal. People's ears are on both sides, but they always listen to one side of the story. People only have one mouth, but they can always say two words.

Third, people who really love you may not say a lot of things that love you, but they will do a lot of things that love you. Those who don't care about you, on the surface, make a fuss, and swear to make people warm, and what they do behind your back makes people feel chilling.

Fourth, don't tell anyone your secret without scruple, because every time you confide your heart, it may become a navigation for others to poke your weakness at some point in the future.

I have an apple and give you half. This is friendship. I'll just take one bite and give you the rest. This is love. I didn't eat a bite. I gave it to you directly. Those are your parents. I hid and told others that I was hungry, too. This is society.