The world is changing too fast.
We don't know where the relationship between China and the United States is headed.
We don't know when the epidemic will end, we don't know when it will come to us.
We don't know at what stage the stock market is, or if it's not a barometer of the economy.
We don't know when the regulation of real estate will end.
We don't know if the technological revolution will make us unemployed.
Faced with so much certainty, we are a little at a loss.
In fact, we know that it is precisely because we are strong that we have been suppressed by the United States, and only when we are stronger, we do not have to care about our relations with the United States.
In fact, we know that the epidemic is the same as the previous infectious diseases in history, but we hope that mankind can defeat it immediately.
In fact, we know that the volatility of the stock market is a normal thing, it is still a barometer of the economy, but the economy is no longer a single Chinese economy, but a synthesis of the world economy.
In fact, we know that the real estate regulation state has a three-year target requirement, and we are in it, and the sensitivity is particularly high.
In fact, our technological revolution will certainly increase productivity, will replace some manual operations, but not all.
It's not that the world has become uncertain, it's that our expectations are too high.
So much uncertainty, far away from our actual distance, cherish our feet, walk our own way, step by step, down-to-earth. Life doesn't have as much uncertainty, it's just that we think about it too much.