Tangxi66

# The 35-Year-Old Crisis Was Determined by Your Decision at 25
Everyone says the Chinese workplace is unfriendly to young people, and by 35, nobody wants you anymore. Is that true? There are two types of people in the workplace: those whose paths keep widening, and those whose paths keep narrowing—have you ever thought about what determines which category you fall into?
Many people might say emotional intelligence, hard work, and things like that. Are they important? Yes, but have you considered that some people's destinies are actually predetermined from the beginning?
When you choose a job,

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Let's look at your question.
I have to say, you made a profound point. If you went to Japan, you'd definitely be welcomed there.
I chatted with a Japanese friend about AI not long ago.
Unlike the all-in AI strategy of China and the US, and unlike Europe wanting to all-in but lacking channels, Japanese society expresses remarkable composure.
Colloquially speaking, Europe knows it's fallen behind, while Japan doesn't consider being behind as being behind.
I asked my Japanese friend, how do you understand this AI thing?
He recommended a book to me: "The Chrysanthemum and the Sword." He sa