宇东

Recently, an unprecedented anti-corruption storm has once again swept across the entire state-owned enterprise system. This storm is fierce and is aimed directly at the core figures who control huge resources and power.
I still remember the widely circulated saying: "If you don't get rich as an official, you won't be an official if you get rich." But in practice, this saying is more like an empty slogan.
According to the work report of the Fourth Plenary Session of the 20th CPC Central Committee Discipline Inspection Commission,
In 2024, the national disciplinary inspection and supervision organs filed 877,000 cases, detained 38,000 people, and imposed party discipline and administrative sanctions on 889,000 people.
Among them, 17,000 people are in the financial field, 94,000 people are in state-owned enterprises, 3,147 people are in the tobacco system, and 60,000 people are in the medical field.

In Japan, the core competitiveness of retail sales at securities companies is almost identical to that of hostesses: charm is key‼️
This can be translated as: having charm / being likable / being able to act cute.
There is a saying among all Japanese companies, including finance: Sales rely on charm.
Sales thrive on a smiling face / Sales depend on affinity.
New female salespeople in Japanese securities firms are almost exclusively competitive female winners.
For specific imagery, refer to Nogizaka46 / Hinatazaka46 / NiziU.

How can newcomers who have just entered the financial industry and may not even understand candlestick charts sell? It can't be said for everyone, but a large part relies on the affinity of a neighborly girl image or the emotional value provided by an outstanding appearance to win the customers' 'hearts', willingly trading at fees significantly higher than the market price (of course, compared to Chinese people, the overall simplicity of Japanese people is also a major reason...)

Quoted from The Washington Post
According to (The Washington Post) on the 20th, a rare scene has emerged in American politics in just over two weeks: three Democratic former presidents, Barack Obama, Joe Biden, and Bill Clinton, publicly condemned the Trump administration and its policies. Historians have noted that it is unusual for former presidents to publicly criticize their successors, and the simultaneous actions of three former presidents in such a short time may be 'unprecedented.'
This January, former U.S. Presidents Bill Clinton, George W. Bush, Obama, Trump, and Biden attended the funeral of Jimmy Carter. Source: American media

Self-proclaimed as a life winner despite being a mediocre master's student from Tsinghua. Let's take a look at his narrative:
In 2011, I graduated from a top 2 mediocre master's program, married my girlfriend from the medical school in April, and successfully joined a company under the Chinese Academy of Sciences in June, working on FPGA hardware development with a monthly salary of 8,800, and I also resolved my Beijing household registration.
In 2012, I settled my Beijing household registration at the beginning of the year and received the collective household registration card.
In July, my team leader changed jobs, and I also followed suit to change jobs to the global number one FPGA company Xilinx (now acquired by AMD), with my monthly salary rising to 12,000, along with a small amount of US stock RSUs.
In 2013, I bought a 65 square meter old apartment in a community on Huilongguan East Street, continuing to work at Xilinx with no change in salary.

Fan submission: a certain boss has run away!
Original text:
Less than ten minutes after signing the labor contract, the work group suddenly received the chairman's speech.
The chairman revealed in his speech: "The fundraising money has been exhausted, with major losses in employee wages, client interests, and bad debts."
It’s not over yet; he added a statement that can be described as 'self-absorbed': "I admit that my management failure has harmed everyone, but I do not admit to fraud, because I am the biggest victim of the entire investment failure, the one who lost the most."

Recently, we witness ‘history’ every day.
On April 11, the White House press secretary announced that the tariff on China has been increased to 145%, and the new rate has taken effect.
A tariff rate as high as three digits is undoubtedly something we, who have lived in the era of globalization for a long time, have never seen before.
April 9 has always been regarded as a key date. According to the tariff threats issued by Trump earlier, this is the day when the increased tariff rates take effect. How the increased tariffs against other countries will materialize is still uncertain, but the hammer of tariffs against China has already fallen heavily.

Recently, I witnessed an astonishing phenomenon:
Those second-generation officials you think can bring glory to their families often fall from grace in reality, to the point that you can't believe it!
Many people think that the offspring of leaders will definitely surpass their parents, believing that the children of departmental-level officials can at least achieve a ministerial level. But to be honest, those who reach their father's level are truly rare.
In most cases, for a departmental-level official's son, just having a proper position is considered a great blessing.
What's even more heartbreaking is how quickly the children of officials can fall from grace! Growing up under the halo of power, they are used to a life of being surrounded by admirers, having never experienced competition or setbacks.