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"JJ Lin" Attends 23-Year-Old Girlfriend's University Graduation Ceremony! Photos Inside
Recently, "JJ Lin" was spotted unexpectedly appearing at the graduation ceremony of Parsons School of Design in New York by netizens, accompanying his official girlfriend QiQi as she graduates...
Many fans also encountered JJ Lin at the scene, with JJ and his mother supporting QiQi together, and they generously took photos with fans, showing a very stable relationship.
Just yesterday, JJ Lin suddenly posted new updates across all platforms, sharing his recent daily life, with the main focus being a photo of

Liu Zhenyun: Poor men are worth nothing in the eyes of beautiful women, beautiful women are worth nothing in the eyes of the wealthy, and the wealthy are worth nothing in the eyes of the powerful.
Don't elevate anyone too high; those who seem "superior" are just ordinary people with noses and eyes once the halo is removed. Whether someone is good or bad is just a matter of your perspective, depending on where you stand and the scenery you see. Just like a poor boy thinks a beautiful girl is an unattainable white moonlight, but in her eyes, even if she can't even meet her basic needs, how much

At 72 years old, Wang Jianlin's dignity: no running away, no defaulting, selling everything to pay debts—this is the backbone of a Chinese businessman!
Seeing online comments saying Wang Jianlin lost completely, some say the Wanda empire has collapsed. But strangely, among all the news about “height restrictions,” “debts,” and “assets frozen,” I didn’t see much mockery. Instead, the most common comment was: “Old Wang, this time, really is a man.”
Why? Because in this business world where “everyone flees when disaster strikes,” Wang Jianlin used his military discipline and toughness to maintain

Become the next Warren Buffett of the era
Yesterday during the live broadcast, someone asked how to view Buffett holding a large amount of cash and mentioned the current "strong speculative atmosphere." Today I specifically looked up the original interview transcript of Buffett, and after reading it, I felt there was nothing special—just Buffett’s classic style. He didn’t say that there are bubbles with certainty now, but rather that he prefers to buy when no one is paying attention, likes to buy when all assets are being unfairly beaten down, and people are scared stiff, because the real risk

Is there a formula for success? Yes—I’ve written about formulas, such as how to earn your first 10 million in life.
In all my advice, there’s basically one principle that runs through “success”: “Make steady progress; then you just need time—success is almost inevitable. Not just ‘almost inevitable’; most ordinary people can achieve it as well.”
But many people don’t see it that way. They think success is just good luck, so as long as you take enough risks, you’ll always succeed. (Some even think you don’t need to take risks at all—just act foolishly as if “whatever is destined will happen,” a

A photo of Elon Musk and Jensen Huang together on Air Force One has been revealed; Musk liked a photo of him and Jensen Huang as “true friends”; Jensen Huang: “China is one of the most remarkable economies in the world.”
American film director Brett Ratner, known for works such as *Rush Hour*, shared a photo of Tesla CEO Elon Musk and NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang together on Air Force One. Musk commented in reply: “Have a great trip.” In addition, Musk also replied “Really” under a photo calling him and Jensen Huang “true friends.”
During Trump’s visit to China, more than ten American entrepreneurs

Why Was Huawei Absent from the State Banquet?
Recently, a list of high-profile companies invited to the state banquet was released, sparking widespread online discussion. Xiaomi, Lenovo, Haier, Fuyao Glass, and other companies were all invited to attend, but surprisingly, major national tech giants like Huawei, DJI, and BYD were absent. Many netizens are puzzled: in terms of size, technology, and global influence, they are all industry leaders, so why were they excluded from the high-profile state banquet? The truth is simple: state banquets are never based on corporate strength rankings; they

Should we listen to the words of successful people? Today, I accidentally came across a speech by Lei Jun. He said not to envy geniuses, nor to envy the schools they entered, because 80% of people will not use the specific knowledge learned in college to do things in the future. Taking himself as an example, he started with WPS and has done many things across different fields up to today. So, the most important thing in college is to learn how to learn, which allows him to quickly transfer between various fields and specialties and learn new things rapidly. The things learned in college itself

Who has money gets to play first?
Recently, a father in Shanghai Disneyland lost his temper and angrily confronted the "Privilege Card" issue, sparking heated discussion online. The cause was that he took his child to Disneyland during May Day, queued for 3 hours in the blazing sun, only to see that Privilege Card users were entering through the fast lane one after another from the side, which broke his patience. He felt this was cutting in line, got furious, and scolded Disneyland, saying, "Your rules are 'who has money, who plays first,' right?" He demanded a leader to come and give an expla

Does Disney need to change?
From what I see online regarding the "crackdown" on Disney, it's mostly about one thing: whether it's "reasonable."
For example, Disney should control the number of visitors entering, should notify guests of wait times in advance (which they actually do, and the estimated wait times include the impact of FastPass cards; usually, the actual wait is less than what's displayed), should give FastPass access to individual rides, and so on—all of these are "shoulds."
But many people might overlook one thing: who defines this "should"?
If you say it should be done,

Is it right to read books, work out, meet people? I mentioned before that there is a certain type of person who always talks about reading, meeting people, working out, and health preservation—it's like you agree that they are always doing "definitely the right thing," but there's an indescribable feeling, like, for example, reading books—what kind of books? What changes after reading? They will tell you that "a scholar's aura comes from within," that reading shouldn't be so utilitarian, maybe it won't be useful today, but it might be useful tomorrow.
Such things.
Do you say they are wrong? Of

I’ve found that a lot of people can’t quite figure out the math. It started when I saw someone say, “In the rent-to-sale ratio, the ‘sale’ side should be calculated based on the purchase price. Zhang San and Li Si bought the same apartment for different prices, so their rent-to-sale ratios are different because their returns are different,” and there were a whole bunch of people agreeing underneath.
I’ve also seen this kind of argument online many times, and it’s pretty funny. A house bought for 1 million that can rent for 30k a year is normal, but if the house price rises to 10 million and it