"With no great ambitions, Duan Yongping; defying the heavens to change fate, Sun Yuchen" If Duan Yongping is China's "Warren Buffett," then Sun Yuchen is China's "Donald Trump." If ordinary people want to gradually become wealthy, they should be followers of Munger/Buffett/Duan Yongping, possessing stable assets that generate cash flow while they sleep. Don't buy Bitcoin or gold; instead, invest regularly in the S&P 500 index fund, executing it day in and day out for ten years, believing in the power of compound interest. In your career, you can have no great ambitions; just find something you enjoy doing, and you can make money by meeting others' needs. But if you want to get rich quickly and leap across classes, then you need to understand Sun Yuchen. Brother Sun was probably a Minnan person in his past life, because in his own words, "The essence of Sun's learning is to win." People like me from Minnan are also inherently engraved with "Only by striving can one win." Regardless of background, era, or circumstances, we are always desperately seeking higher rungs on the ladder. I believe that the philosophy of Sun's learning is a philosophy of rising up, especially for those from humble beginnings who aspire to achieve class transitions through hard work. I hope ambitious young people do not, like me, reach thirty and enter middle age only to lament, "In my youth, I did not recognize Sun Yuchen; understanding him has come at the age of standing firm." Because what is lost is not just the script of early fame; the fruits of success, when picked young, are medals, while when picked in middle age, they are merely compensation. This original accumulation completed early in life is also the early start of life's compound interest. Let's be fellow travelers who draw strength from Sun's learning together. #孙学十年之约 @justinsuntron