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"Ye Tianshi's Apprenticeship".

Ye Tianshi believed in his medical skills and looked down on his peer Xue Xue. Once, Ye Tianshi's mother was sick, and he was helpless, thanks to Xue Xue, who cured his mother's illness regardless of his previous suspicions. Since then, Ye Tianshi has understood the truth that there is a heaven outside the sky, and there are people on people.

So he searched for famous doctors in the world, humbly sought advice, and finally became the real first doctor in Jiangnan.

The story is told to the reader, and the inspirational component is relatively large. As for why there is that ideal, that's the celebrity's own business, not the reader. There are different ways to struggle. Don't live in routines.

Inspirational stories are designed to stimulate your emotions and boost your hormones. Let you have a benchmark.

There is no happier thing in the world than to strive for an ideal. — Socrates.

The human mind needs ideals more than material things. — Hugo.

Ambition is the budding tooth of noble behavior growth. — Mowglich.

In the ideal best world, everything is designed for the best purpose. — Voltaire.

The higher one's ideals, the purer one's life will be. — Voynich.

Human activity becomes empty and insignificant if it is not inspired by ideals. — Chernyshevsky.

A person's ideal aspirations are often directly proportional to his abilities. — Johnson.

I would rather be the smallest person in human beings who have dreams and the desire to fulfill their dreams than the greatest person who has no dreams and no wishes. — Gibran.

The past belongs to the Grim Reaper, and the future belongs to oneself. — Shelley.

Human activity becomes empty and insignificant without the inspiration of ideal Chernyshevsky.

Everyone has a certain ideal, and this ideal determines the direction of his efforts and judgments. In that sense, I never saw comfort and happiness as the end of life itself, the ethical basis of which I call the ideal of the pigpen Einstein.

The Virtue of Cherishing Money (Li Ka-shing).

Li Ka-shing once came out of the hotel and was about to get into the car when he dropped a coin on the ground, and the coin rolled towards the gutter, so he leaned down to chase it. Seeing this, an Indian security guard immediately came over to help him pick it up and handed it over to him. Li Ka-shing put the coins in his pocket, then took out HK$100 from his wallet and handed it to the security guard as a reward.

Spending 100 yuan for one yuan is not cost-effective from any point of view. Someone asked Li Ka-shing about this incident, and he explained: "If I don't pick up the coin, it will disappear from this world, and I give the security guard 100 yuan, and he can use it to spend."

I feel that money can be used, but not wasted".

Cherishing wealth is a quality, a kind of cultivation, and a kind of morality. I remember when I was a child, my parents taught us that we should cherish clothes and clothes, and cherish money to use. So thrift is a virtue, and that's probably the case.