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Better a short pain than a long one Struggled for a month or so Finally decided To sell all US stocks Because in Hong Kong All converted to USD All transferred to Interactive Brokers Bought back the original positions Wear and tear is fine Better than being forced by taxes Because I hold long-term Will definitely make big profits in the future Might as well do it in one step Completely transfer out No one can see it Data security and privacy Why not transfer positions Don't know how to transfer How does ZhongAn transfer positions Damn, it's a bank

Zhu Dunru's "Xijiangyue" uses an ethereal brush to fully depict the flavors of life, standing as a model of "finding desolation within openness" in Song poetry. The poet uses the spring dream to symbolize the brevity of worldly affairs and the autumn clouds to represent the thinness of human emotions, establishing the overall tone of the poem with these dual metaphors at the start. The first part's phrases "no need to fuss" and "everything is originally destined" may seem passive, but in fact reflect an awakening after experiencing vicissitudes—the turmoil of the early Southern Song dynasty's national collapse and family ruin made the poet see the insignificance of human effort before fate.

Currently encouraged: Buying a house, buying a car, getting married, social security, A-shares Currently restricted: Speculating on off-exchange gold, opening overseas accounts, direct investment in US stocks, cryptocurrencies, accessing foreign websites

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Sometimes when reading history books, you can basically understand human nature. During the Warring States period, there is a book called "Guanzi Xiaocheng" that records some thoughts, speeches, and stories of the famous prime minister Guan Zi from the Spring and Autumn period. In it, there is a passage that says, during the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods, Duke Huan of Qi had a cook named Yi Ya. One day, Duke Huan joked, "I've eaten everything, but I've never eaten baby meat." Without hesitation, Yi Ya cooked his own three-year-old son for Duke Huan to eat. Duke Huan then considered Yi Ya a loyal minister, so Yi Ya gained great favor and power. On his deathbed, Guan Zhong earnestly advised Duke Huan, "My lord, if Yi Ya doesn't even love his own son, how can he love you?" Duke Huan did not listen, and as a result, Yi Ya rebelled and starved Duke Huan to death inside the palace. A person who lacks affection even for their own family must have very selfish motives. If someone can disregard their own relatives, how could they possibly love others? This reasoning is quite sound.

This coin has already quadrupled since I first tweeted about it

Plant a few Toona sinensis trees, and you won't run out to eat all year round

The turtle is eating rice, and the rabbit is eating breakfast

The bayberry tree in my yard has turned red