Cryptodamoon

Help me ask for my friend
What jobs are there in Guangzhou, really?
She’s looked for half a month and still can’t find anything
Tea arts instructor—also “yellow”
Ear-picking technician—also “yellow”
In a Qing bar, the bar attendant and the front desk—also “yellow”
Billiards assistant, KTV front desk, and Hanfu model—all are “yellow”
Can this world be normal for once?
When she really can’t live anymore
She finds a building to jump from
If anyone wants the housing prices to be brought down—just make a sound, and she’ll jump

HR: Looks at the resume and thinks they can build airplanes, but after hiring, finds out they can't even screw in a bolt.
Professional job seeker: Reads the company's job requirements and thinks this position is for building airplanes, but didn't expect that once inside, it's just for screwing in bolts.
Ordinary job seeker: Looks at the salary offered by the company and thinks the company is just for screwing in bolts, but didn't expect it's actually for building airplanes.
Older job seeker: I used to build airplanes, but now they won't even let me screw in bolts.
Hiring department: I

I saw a post on a forum, about a young and beautiful flight attendant from an airline in a certain imperial capital, who was quite attractive and well-shaped. She set her sights on a young captain at the company, and the flight attendant used all her tricks, actively asking out various men, eventually winning her prince.
The captain was an only child, with parents and family all from the aviation industry and quite influential. His in-laws treated the future daughter-in-law with warmth and care, very respectable. They considered everything from the wedding house to gift money and even a car.

Don't overthink it; 86% of men ultimately leave no descendants:
Fudan University studied a genealogy of a wealthy family from the Qing Dynasty, from the seventh year of Shunzhi to the sixth year of the Republic of China, over two hundred and sixty years, recording more than twenty generations—
And guess what? 86% of the branches ended without leaving a single name.
Out of a hundred branches sprouting and spreading, fewer than fourteen managed to pass their lineage into the Republican era.
This genealogy comes from the Songyuan Wei family in the northwest mountainous region of Fujian, a

After the village guardian died, the village hadn’t known peace for three years. The elderly kept getting sick one after another, and even the chickens and ducks they raised began to die without any apparent reason. The strangest part was that the stone bridge behind the village collapsed, crushing and injuring two villagers who were heading to the market. And that bridge was exactly the one the guardian had helped repair when he was young.
Not long afterward, a wandering teenage boy suddenly arrived in the village—about fifteen or sixteen years old. His eyes were dull and unfocused; all he wo

A female college student comes from a poor family, and her counselor has unconditionally funded her for four years.
As she approaches graduation, it’s discovered that she used the money to buy the latest iPhone, and when posting on social media to show off, she forgot to block her counselor and was caught.
The counselor was very angry and questioned why she wasted over ten thousand yuan on such an expensive phone.
She felt that money was her love and could spend it however she wanted, and it was none of his business, so they parted on bad terms.
As a result, the counselor stopped her f

After attending my relative's engagement banquet, I was waiting to drink the wedding wine, but a few days later, the relative called and said the wedding was canceled, meaning the marriage was called off.
Later I found out the reason: the boy went home with the girl, and during lunch, an elderly man with poor eyesight groped his way in.
The girlfriend looked at the old man with disgust, and her mother quickly stood up, tugged at the old man's sleeve, and pushed him out while saying, "Didn't I already tell you not to come in?"
The old man said, "I'm hungry!"
The girlfriend's mother said

From an interpersonal perspective, if there's no commitment after three months of matchmaking, move on.
After half a year of dating, non-long-distance, no meeting of parents, move on.
If you've been together for nine months and haven't discussed marriage, move on.
Matchmaking emphasizes efficiency; when values are clear, it's about quick decisions.

I remember my aunt. She runs a company, and she has loved me dearly since I was young. When I was 8, I got to ride in the BMW super car for a drive; back then, she took me around Shenzhen and let me experience delicious food, travel, and all sorts of things that people in my parents’ social class wouldn’t normally have access to. She bought me jewelry, clothes, and every winter and summer break when we went back home, she would take me out to eat nice meals every day. She even topped up my game account with a lot of money. When I was 23, she drove a Porsche and paid for the trip herself to tak

Talking with the bosses, everyone's consensus is: try to hire fewer people, or if people are laid off or leave, don't replace them.
For factory owners, many are exploring automation or using robots, some have already implemented them.
For cross-border e-commerce and self-media, they are even more inclined to use AI or lobster.
As for young people unable to find jobs, that…
In the future, three types of companies will do relatively well: those with IP, those with their own channels, and those with products and technologies far ahead of their peers.
Others are just pretending to run a

Working at a foreign company, the senior management is Chinese. For a period, there were many pregnant women in the company, and the management tried to find ways to make the pregnant women leave on their own.
When the foreigners found out, they used non-standard Mandarin in the conference room to say: Are you all women born?

The organization provides one-on-one assistance to children who have dropped out of school, and I ended up sponsoring a girl.
Junior high school costs 300 yuan a month, and high school costs 600 yuan a month.
In addition, I give red envelopes for every holiday throughout the year, and the yearly amount has also reached five figures.
Last summer vacation, “the girl asked me for my address and sent me some jujubes. I felt embarrassed, so I just accepted them. I didn’t expect that, within a few months, her family would come looking for me through the internet. I had no choice but to host th

Bad habits that shorten lifespan:
1. Lack of sexual activity.
2. Not exercising regularly.
3. Playing video games for long periods.
4. Frequently ordering takeout.
5. Preferring pickled foods.
6. Eating late at night.
7. Neglecting personal hygiene.
8. Having a chaotic private life.
9. Not drinking water.
10. Disliking fruits.
11. Eating only meat and avoiding vegetables.
12. Frequently suppressing anger.
13. Skipping breakfast.
14. Irregular meal times.
15. Staying at home all day.
16. Lack of social activities.
17. Loving sugary drinks.
18. Smoking.
19. Drinking alcohol.
20. Liking to eat ba

I really outdid myself by refunding a plane ticket through Xianyu.
They directly asked for my ID card, edited a death certificate, and said I was dead.
Since I couldn't go, they just refunded it.

Judging whether a house is worth buying is enough to look at the rental yield.
Rent is determined by local real income and reflects the residential value; house prices are driven up by credit, expectations, and the idea that "owning a house equals having a home," which includes a lot of symbolic value.
Taking Chengdu as an example: a house worth 2 million yuan, with an additional 500k yuan for renovation, for a total cost of 2.5 million yuan, but the monthly rent is only 3,000 yuan.
Annual rent is 36k yuan, and the rental yield is only 1.44%, meaning it would take nearly 70 years to reco

University life is actually an illusion of a bourgeois lifestyle.
Not participating in production but having money to spend. Especially at prestigious schools with advantageous locations, enjoying the prosperity and hustle of big cities at the lowest cost.
It also allows students to avoid facing issues like marriage, family, survival, and development because of their student status.
And because of the reputation of being a "prestigious university student," they feel respected.
All of these create an illusion of a bourgeois lifestyle.
After graduation, returning to their respective so

Abandon these 12 things, and a 55-year-old man can live 30 more years:
1. First: Sexual activity, at 55, give up on it; after all, it's a physical activity.
2. Second: Say goodbye to ineffective socializing; don't smile just for politeness. A few true friends are enough, and gathering together to chat is more comfortable.
3. Third: Give up high-calorie foods; eat less fried foods, desserts, and the like to lighten the body's burden.
4. Fourth: Don't stay up late anymore; maintain a regular sleep schedule to allow the body to rest and recover fully.
5. Fifth: Let go of a competitive and aggress

There was a bureau chief who, just before a promotion, found that the mayor had changed, and personnel transfers were frozen.
After waiting three or four months, they discussed the cadre promotion issue, and his name was gone.
Originally, his position was taken over by someone the new mayor favored. He was furious and decided to retaliate. So he started collecting evidence.
First, the person who replaced him, who had been in the role for half a year, was truly incompetent and did a terrible job. He gathered a bunch of evidence, submitted it, and also mobilized a few “public” voices to re

There is a girl in the village with limited intelligence and unclear speech. Her biological brother works at the Railway Engineering Bureau, and he found a poor rural young man for her to marry. After marriage, they had a son.
The brother arranged it so that the brother-in-law worked as a handyman at his unit, doing water fetching and sweeping floors for a lifetime. He didn't give him a decent job, but he poured all his heart into his nephew—education, work, marriage—all handled personally, without making the brother-in-law spend a penny.
People asked why the brother-in-law wasn't promoted