In reality, stupid people are lucky, and it is difficult for people who are too smart to achieve great results. When the moon waxes, it loses; when the water is full, it overflows. People, being smart is a good thing, but don’t be too smart, especially when it comes to dealing wi

In reality, stupid people are lucky, and it is difficult for people who are too smart to achieve great things.

If the month is profitable, it will suffer losses, and if the water is full, it will overflow.

People, being smart is a good thing, but don’t be too smart, especially when it comes to dealing with others. It's not good to be too stupid, but sometimes pretending to be stupid isn't necessarily a bad thing.

In life, there are many things that you are willing to do even though you know you are going to suffer a loss, and you have seen through everything but don’t tell the truth. Such people seem to be suffering a loss at the moment, but over time, they still benefit a lot. Let me ask you, Do you want to deal with very smart people? I think the answer is no. For people who are too shrewd, others will definitely know that they will suffer losses. Therefore, after suffering losses once or twice, others will gradually stay away from you. And those who know they are going to suffer a loss, you think they are stupid, but in fact they are extremely smart.

When a person is smart and others think you are smart, it is actually very dangerous. Don't be too smart as a person. Only by remaining a little confused and a little foolish can you be truly smart.

When the benefits are all for those who are not smart, other people's

vision is also sharp. In fact, people's IQs are not much different. The only difference is the reaction time, which may only be as short as five minutes. Sometimes others will see the whole story clearly, so don’t be too clever to be misled by your cleverness.

Being smart is a good thing, but being too smart turns into shrewdness, and becomes me-centered. Without the support of the pattern, it will fall apart in an instant.

Therefore, as a person, you must take a long-term view, and don't always focus on the immediate benefits above your feet.

Temporary gains and losses cannot determine long-term success or failure. A blessing in disguise is a blessing in disguise. Don't be blinded by petty gains and lose important events in your life. Everything has a cause and effect. We must grasp the degree of conduct and behavior, neither too much nor too soft. It's really smart if you get it right.

A student once asked Mr. Nan Huaijin, a master of traditional Chinese culture, for advice on what kind of person is easy to succeed?

He replied: A person who does not play with his own intelligence, does not use tricks, does not use his brain, and is sincere and honest.

True intelligence is not showing off; true cleverness is appearing to be clumsy; true shrewdness is knowing how to suffer losses.