In the prosperous Tang Dynasty, there was a young man named Li Xiaobai, who was smart and talented, but he always seemed so immature and ignorant of the world. However, as he struggled through society, life taught him one lesson after another, allowing him to gradually understand the true meaning of life. In the process, Li Xiaobai learned six truths, and he also deeply remembered that these things should not be said if they rot in the stomach.
Li Xiaobai was born in a scholarly family, read poetry and books since childhood, and has great ambitions. However, when he stepped into society, he found that the reality was far from the ideal. He has been betrayed for being gullible and offended the powerful for being too flamboyant. These setbacks made Li Xiaobai begin to reflect on his behavior, and he began to understand that he needs to be low-key and cautious in life and work, not to trust others, and not to be too public.
One day, Li Xiaobai met an old man in the market. The old man seems ordinary, but his speech and demeanor reveal an extraordinary temperament. Li Xiaobai was respectful, so he talked with the old man. The old man told him: "Young man, society is like a melting pot, it will temper your will, and it will also teach you many truths. You have to learn to observe, learn to think, and more importantly, learn to protect yourself. ”
Li Xiaobai was deeply inspired after hearing this, and he began to observe the people and things around him attentively. He found that some people are kind on the surface, but in fact they are scheming, and some people seem to be strong but are actually fragile inside. He also found that competition is everywhere in society, and only by constantly improving himself can he be invincible.
However, just when Li Xiaobai thought that he had gradually adapted to society, he suffered another major blow. One of his friends was deceived into going bankrupt because he believed a stranger's sweet words. Li Xiaobai looked at his friend's painful appearance, and his heart was mixed. He realized that there were some things that he couldn't easily say even if he knew about them, because it could bring harm to the people around him.
As a result, Li Xiaobai began to handle interpersonal relationships more cautiously. He learned to listen, he learned to observe, and he learned to keep secrets. He understands that there are some things that rot in the stomach and don't talk about it, which is not only to protect himself, but also to respect others.
With the passage of time, Li Xiaobai gradually became a leader in society. With his talent and hard work, he has earned people's respect and trust. However, instead of being complacent, he was more humble and low-key. He knew that his success would not have been possible without the people and things that had taught him lessons.
One day, when Li Xiaobai was flipping through ancient books in the study, he suddenly realized a truth. He realized that life is like a spiritual practice, and only by constantly learning and growing can he become a better version of himself. He decided to record his experiences and perceptions, hoping to leave some valuable experiences for future generations.
So, Li Xiaobai began to write. He uses his brushstrokes to depict the complexity of society and the impermanence of life, and also expresses his unique views on life and life. His writing is simple, philosophical and vivid, and it quickly attracted people's attention.
The story of Li Xiaobai spread throughout the Tang Dynasty, and people praised him as a wise and virtuous person. His books have also become classics that people rush to read. And Li Xiaobai also found his own value and meaning in this process, he understands that life is not only about the pursuit of fame and status, but also about becoming a better version of himself.
In this story, we can see Li Xiaobai's growth and transformation in society. He gradually grew from an immature young man to a wise and virtuous person. Through personal experience and observation, he has understood the true meaning of life and the complexity of society. He also learned how to protect himself, respect others, and become a better version of himself.
At the same time, this story also teaches us that every experience in life is a valuable lesson. We should feel and think with our hearts, and draw experience and wisdom from them. We should also learn to keep secrets, and don't talk about some things that are rotten in our stomachs, which is to respect and protect ourselves and others.
Finally, the story also conveys a positive and positive spirit. It tells us that as long as we learn and grow with our hearts, we will be able to become a better version of ourselves. Let's work together and fight for our lives!