Worldly Wisdom: Always Remember Not to Suffer Losses<div><br></div><div>1. Money, don't lend it out; cars, don't lend them out. </div><div>2. No response means rejection. </div><div>3. No matter how large someone else's eaves are, they're not as good as having your own umbrella. </div><div>4. Hard work to make money is the real truth. </div><div>5. Fewer words mean fewer troubles. </div><div>6. Try not to join drinking parties with more than five people. </div><div>7. Don't get too close to anyone; it's a risky situation. </div><div>8. When there's nothing going on, post less on Moments. </div><div>9. Aside from life and death, everything else is just a scratch. </div><div>10. As long as interests don't conflict, there's no need to refute what people say. </div><div>11. If you're not excellent yourself, knowing anyone is useless. </div><div>12. When the water is too deep and the winds too strong, speak less if you lack strength. </div><div>13. Don't talk about people behind their backs. </div><div>14. Favors are favors, but amounts must be clear. </div><div>15. Seeking help from others is not as good as seeking it from yourself; relying on others is not as good as relying on yourself. </div><div>16. See through but don't point it out—it's easier on the face. </div><div>17. Better to offend a gentleman than a petty person. </div><div>18. When meeting people, say only three-tenths of what you think; never bare your whole heart. </div><div>19. Neither take advantage nor suffer losses. </div><div>20. Silence is sometimes the best response.</div>