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I still remember why I joined Twitter in the first place - I wanted to be a crypto blogger, sharing the latest blockchain projects and investment opportunities. However, as time went on, I gradually discovered that this circle was full of empty projects and scams. 99% of the projects had no substance whatsoever, only existing to attract investors and then swindle their money. This situation left me feeling cold and disappointed, and I began to doubt my decision. But I didn't give up on Twitter. Instead, I decided to change my content strategy. Now, I mainly share jokes and funny content, with a simple goal - to make my followers happy and relaxed. Because I know that Twitter already has too much negative and serious content, I want to bring some joy and lighthearted moments to everyone. At the same time, I also hope that my content can help people avoid the pitfalls and risks of the crypto world, so they won't lose money. I know some people might think that my current content is too superficial and not serious enough. But I believe that in this stressful world, people need something lighthearted and humorous to relieve their stress. At the same time, I'm constantly learning and growing, hoping to bring more value and help to my followers.

Every year during the Spring Festival, temples welcome a large number of tourists. In 2026, the number of temple tourists nationwide exceeded 100 million. However, behind the bustling scenes, nearly a thousand temples have been closed for rectification, and incense income has plummeted sharply. What is the reason for this phenomenon? Although there are many tourists, the number of people who actually burn incense is very small. Many people just take photos and leave. The ticket prices of temples are also an important factor. For example, the ticket price of Lingyin Temple plus a flower ticket is 75 yuan, and the ticket price of Wutai Mountain plus transportation costs exceeds 230 yuan. A family of three visiting Jiuhuashan Mountain spends nearly 1,000 yuan on transportation alone. After entering, there are also high-priced incense and 1,900 yuan cushions. These high prices deter many people. After Taipei Longshan Temple reduced incense, the number of worshipers decreased by 30%. This shows that people's faith in temples has not decreased, but their way of expressing faith has changed. They are no longer willing to spend a lot of money on incense, but instead choose other ways to express their faith.

It's incredibly difficult for poor people to change their fate, a sentiment that many can deeply relate to. In order to have any chance of success, one must sacrifice something. The question is, what should we sacrifice? Some give up their morals, others their dignity, and some even their health. Every person has their own bottom line, but when faced with the pressures of survival, many are forced to make difficult choices. When I was younger, I too had dreams of changing my fate and living a better life. But as I grew older, I realized just how difficult it is to alter one's destiny. Every step forward is filled with challenges and uncertainty, and I began to hesitate and waver. So, I chose to play it safe, neither sacrificing nor changing anything. It wasn't until later that I understood what true strength really means. It's not about being willing to sacrifice, but about moving forward with all the things you can't bear to part with. It may be slower, but it's a cleaner path. This kind of strength doesn't come from giving up, but from perseverance. Persevering in one's principles, persevering in one's dreams, no matter how long and uncertain the road ahead may be. Although I may look like an ordinary person now, deep down I still feel a sense of discontent. I'm not satisfied with my inability to move forward, I'm not satisfied with my lack of strength. But I also know that true strength isn't something that can be achieved overnight, it requires us to work hard every step of the way, to move forward with all the things we can't bear to part with.

Security has never been about a job, a relationship, or someone giving it to you. This statement may make some people uncomfortable because we often link security to these external factors. However, true security comes from inner stability and insight into the world. When we rely on external things for security, we give our happiness and satisfaction to others or the environment. This is like handing over our happiness and freedom to someone else, which is clearly unwise. True security comes from self-awareness and understanding the world. Only when we see the world's truth, recognize our value and abilities, can we truly feel secure. So, what experience made you see the world's truth? Maybe it was a memorable failure, a painful love experience, or a deep self-reflection. Whatever it is, it will become a catalyst for your growth and transformation. So, stop relying on external things for security. Start exploring your inner self, discovering your value and abilities. Only then can you truly feel secure and free.

I once tried to help someone who had given up on life, hoping to motivate them to get back on their feet. Despite spending decades trying, I was unsuccessful. This experience taught me a valuable lesson: it's harder to change a person than to make them do anything. Unless they want to change themselves, no one can persuade them. I still remember trying to convince someone who was striving to give up and take it easy. This person was an elder, and their attitude towards life was completely different from mine. Despite using all my persuasive skills, I couldn't change their lifestyle. This experience once again made me realize how difficult it is to change someone. I started thinking, why is it so hard to change someone? Is it because each person's lifestyle and attitude are deeply ingrained and hard to change? Or is it because we're used to our own lifestyle and find it hard to accept new changes? These questions kept bothering me. Later, I gradually understood that changing someone requires their own will and determination. Unless they want to change themselves, no external force can change them. This is a harsh reality, but it's a challenge we need to face. Now, I no longer try to change others, but instead focus on my own life and growth. Because I know that changing myself is much easier than changing others. At the same time, I've learned to respect people's lifestyles and choices, believing that everyone has their own life wisdom.