Love Guide for Childhood Sweethearts

"Sigh..." Lin Qiwei sighed heavily. "Why would they want the Buddha's head? It's just a stone statue. What's its value?" Scratching his head, he said, "I don't have much artistic talent. I only marvel at the skillful hands of the skilled craftsmen."

"The Japs believe in Buddhism," Lin Xingzhi said with a cold look in his eyes. "They still believe in Buddhism. Who would chop off a Buddha's head? Aren't they afraid of Buddha's reprimand?" He added angrily, "The most infuriating thing is that they say they only have the orthodox Chinese culture." He cursed angrily, "That's bullshit." He rolled his eyes and said, "They all thought Rome was gone, so they called themselves Rome! It's a pity that we've stood up again now, and it's all for nothing."

"You're daydreaming! You've only learned the surface, and ended up drawing a dog instead of a tiger." Lin Jingzhe snorted coldly, "The Japanese culture focuses on learning, pursuing form over content, and likes to delve into details. They have no ability to control macroeconomic issues. If the general direction is wrong, no matter how regular the steps are, it's useless." Nunu said, "It's like drinking tea, just to quench thirst, but they created the tea ceremony. Making the etiquette so complicated doesn't feel polite. This, that, all mysterious and mysterious."

"Resources are limited, and geography shapes culture," Lin Xingzhi said aptly.

"When the Japanese studied our Confucian culture, they learned righteousness, propriety, wisdom and trustworthiness, and they learned them thoroughly, but the only thing they didn't learn was benevolence." Lin Jingzhe looked at them with his deep and penetrating eyes and said.

"The benevolent are invincible, benevolence is the core." Lin Xingzhi looked at her with his inky black eyes and said, "I have learned righteousness, propriety, wisdom and trustworthiness, but I have thrown away loyalty, filial piety, chastity and righteousness."

"Those who learn from me will live, those who imitate me will die." Lin Qiwei said coldly.

"It's impossible that the Japs don't know this, they just can't learn it." Lin Xingzhi said as he looked at them with his bright black eyes.

"Hmm!" Lin Jingzhe nodded slightly. "Yi Li Zhi Xin is actually order. How should it be achieved? We should be loyal, polite, wise, and honest. Benevolence is what teaches us why we need order."

"When benevolence is lost, righteousness follows; when righteousness is lost, propriety follows. Therefore, benevolence is the foundation." Lin Xingzhi looked at her with his dark, bright eyes and said, "Journey to the West also constantly teaches a truth: having understood the vastness of the universe, one still pities the greenery of plants. After witnessing the vastness of heaven and earth, one still loves everything around him."

"Benevolence isn't something you have to learn, but it does require a foundation to unify all order. The Japs learned order, but lacked the conditions for developing benevolence at that time. Furthermore, they couldn't independently create a foundation, which led to problems." Lin Jingzhe looked at them with deep eyes and said, "Benevolence is an external neutralizer used to combat the evil of human nature."

"In martial arts novels, one must first learn morality before learning martial arts, but the Japanese don't have that." Lin Xingzhi said with cold eyes.

"Benevolence is the anchor for judging right and wrong, and the foundation of all morality." Lin Jingzhe looked at them with gentle eyes and said, "Once you lose benevolence, so-called morality and order are nothing. Look at the Japanese. From national strategy to industrial thinking, even individual behavior, there is always a sense of absurdity."

"They know that benevolence is the basis, but they won't do it." Lin Xingzhi said with cold eyes.

Lin Jingzhe looked at them with his dazzling eyes and said, "In our land, nothing is irreplaceable, nothing is indispensable, and nothing is unique. Even if a culture is destroyed, as long as people are still around, they can create a new culture.

Lin Xingzhi continued slowly, "Morality, etiquette, and law are all about order. Dao is the most important and the most abstract. Virtue can only restrain oneself. Etiquette is more specific but lacks coercive power. Law has coercive power and is specific, but lacks flexibility."

"Character determines destiny. They're finished." Lin Jingzhe said with great relief, "The Japanese are aging rapidly. They don't even have children anymore."

"The birth rate continues to decline." Lin Xingzhi laughed when he heard this, "The famous Japanese gangs have all become gangs of old people."

Lin Jingzhe said proudly, "The most terrifying thing is not aging, but aging in thought. The Japanese have a strict social hierarchy, with the elderly controlling important departments, leaving no opportunities for young people. Anyone who dares to have any novel ideas will be kicked out immediately."

"The laws of our ancestors cannot be changed." Lin Jingzhe said as he looked at them with a smile.

"Puchi..." Lin Xingzhi laughed unkindly.

"What are you laughing at?" Lin Jingzhe looked at her with a smile as beautiful as a flower.

"That's right! Ever since being castrated by the Americans, China has never been able to recover." Lin Xingzhi said with a bright smile on his face, "In the 1980s, he was still clamoring to buy out the Americans, but the Plaza Accord brought him down."

"They really haven't changed much in all these years. Are there any well-known companies in the internet's history?" Lin Jingzhe said frankly, "We all have smartphones now, but they're still using fax machines to send files!"

"Ah!" Lin Qiwei looked at her in disbelief and said, "Really? Now it's all mailboxes."

"Really? From what I saw in their photos, there's a fax machine in their office." Lin Jingzhe looked at them with eyes as deep as the ocean and said, "The car is the scary one. As a pillar industry, we've already started using new energy, but they're still stuck with the old ways." He sneered, "The gearbox has changed a bit."

"No wonder we have to start a new business." Lin Xingzhi said to her with a smile in his bright eyes.

"What do you mean? I don't know anything about cars." Lin Qiwei looked at him with confused eyes and asked.

"The most important thing about a car is the engine, and the most important thing about the engine is the gearbox. These are all patented." Lin Xingzhi took a sip from his teacup and said, "If we follow them and make traditional fuel vehicles, we can't get around their engines, and we'll have to pay them patent fees."

"Then new energy vehicles can circumvent this problem." Lin Qiwei looked at him with her bright almond eyes and said.

"Yes! With batteries and motors, we can completely bypass traditional fuel vehicles." Lin Xingzhi said happily.

"The West is using the banner of environmental protection to stop our development." Lin Jingzhe's eyes turned cold.

"For the sake of the earth, this big hat is put on us. The northern and southern glaciers have melted, and polar bears and penguins have no living space. Damn, the West puts this big hat on us, and we have no choice but to accept it." Lin Xingzhi said angrily.

"We really need to save resources because global warming is happening," Lin Qiwei said seriously.

"Three percent of the world's richest people consume 65 percent of the Earth's resources," Lin Jingzhe snorted. "And yet they're calling on the 97 percent of us ordinary people to conserve resources," he said angrily. "It's a joke!"