Davidzhu

I recently came across a saying that I found particularly interesting: 'Prostitutes are heartless, and actors are unscrupulous.' I don't entirely agree with this statement, as I think it's overly simplistic and arbitrary. Well-read people tend to weigh the pros and cons, but streetwise individuals are different - they prioritize loyalty and brotherhood above all else. Their world operates according to a completely different set of values and principles. We often hear that 'those who are chivalrous are often dog killers, and those who are unfaithful are often scholars.' Although this saying may be somewhat exaggerated and biased, it does reflect the differences in values and behavior between scholars and streetwise individuals. Scholars tend to prioritize personal interests and reputation, whereas streetwise people value friendship and loyalty more. However, the world of streetwise individuals also has its own rules and codes of conduct. They have their own brotherly bonds and organizational structures, with deep emotional connections and trust among them. Unlike the world of scholars, where backstabbing and deceit are common, streetwise individuals rely more on their brotherly bonds and strength to survive and thrive. Therefore, the saying 'prostitutes are heartless, and actors are unscrupulous' is overly simplistic and arbitrary. The world of streetwise individuals is complex and multifaceted, and it's worth exploring and studying in-depth.