博弈：鬥智鬥勇斗膽識
目前這些點位和區域並不是大概率事件的主沉降區域和極值區域，不能在這裏擺開戰場進行多空大決戰。持強鬥狠也要看看場合。
1.下定決心要做的事，就要保持不動聲色，心潮澎湃。
2.你要安靜的優秀，悄無聲息的堅強。
3.興趣不是最好的老師，生存才是。
4.世上最好的保鮮，就是不斷進步，讓自己成爲一個更好和更值得愛的人。
5.奮鬥真的只是因爲：好吃的很貴，遠方很遠，喜歡的人很優秀。
6.當你想放棄的時候，請靜下心來思考，自己是爲了什麼才啓程，又爲了什麼在奔跑。
7.人生，就要活的漂亮，走得鏗鏘。自己不奮鬥，終歸是擺設，造船的目的不是停在港灣，而是衝擊風浪，做人的目的不是窩在家裏，而是打造夢想。
8.求人不如求己，靠人不如靠己。與其討好別人，不如取悅自己，當你成功了，就無懼風雨，當你強大了，就不怕被人欺。
9.你臉上風淡雲輕，誰也不知道你的牙咬的有多緊，你走路帶風，誰也不知道你膝蓋上的淤青有多少，你笑得沒心沒肺，沒人知道你哭起來只能無聲落淚，你必須努力，才能看起來毫不費力。
10.在最平凡的生活裏，謙卑和努力。總有一天，你會站在最亮的地方，活成自己曾經渴望的模樣。
An Immigrant Family's Success Story
1 Choi and Lili Wei left China with their baby boy in the early 1990s. They were poor field workers in their native country, and they wanted their child to have the opportunities they lacked. They arrived in New York and found a one-bedroom apartment in a poor, unstable area. They could only afford a bicycle for transportation, yet they felt fortunate to have the chance to begin a new life in the United States.
Choi and Lili faced many obstacles because they couldn't speak English and had no skills. They found night work cleaning businesses and restaurants. They saved every penny, and after six years, they were able to buy a small restaurant of their own.
They were determined to learn English, get an education, and make a good life for their son. The couple sacrificed a great deal. They never went to the movies, never ate out, and hardly ever bought anything extra. In their free time, they attended English and citizenship classes. Both of them eventually earned their GED certificates. Choi then enrolled in college
while Lili worked in the restaurant.
This past spring, Choi fulfilled a lifelong dream of graduating from college. Now he is registered in a master's degree program in business beginning this fall. And what about their "baby" boy? Their son, Peter, now 21, received a scholarship to a private university, where he is working on his own dream to become an architect.
Choi and Lili are proud to be models of the "American dream." Choi has this advice for other new immigrants: "Find your passion, make a plan to succeed, and don't ever give up."
1 Choi and Lili Wei left China with their baby boy in the early 1990s. They were poor field workers in their native country, and they wanted their child to have the opportunities they lacked. They arrived in New York and found a one-bedroom apartment in a poor, unstable area. They could only afford a bicycle for transportation, yet they felt fortunate to have the chance to begin a new life in the United States.
Choi and Lili faced many obstacles because they couldn't speak English and had no skills. They found night work cleaning businesses and restaurants. They saved every penny, and after six years, they were able to buy a small restaurant of their own.
They were determined to learn English, get an education, and make a good life for their son. The couple sacrificed a great deal. They never went to the movies, never ate out, and hardly ever bought anything extra. In their free time, they attended English and citizenship classes. Both of them eventually earned their GED certificates. Choi then enrolled in college
while Lili worked in the restaurant.
This past spring, Choi fulfilled a lifelong dream of graduating from college. Now he is registered in a master's degree program in business beginning this fall. And what about their "baby" boy? Their son, Peter, now 21, received a scholarship to a private university, where he is working on his own dream to become an architect.
Choi and Lili are proud to be models of the "American dream." Choi has this advice for other new immigrants: "Find your passion, make a plan to succeed, and don't ever give up."
移民家庭的成功故事
1 崔和魏麗麗在 20 世紀 90 年代初帶着他們的男嬰離開了中國。他們在祖國是貧困的田間工人，他們希望自己的孩子能擁有他們所缺乏的機會。他們來到紐約，在一個貧窮、不穩定的地區找到了一套一居室公寓。他們只能買得起一輛自行車作爲交通工具，但他們很幸運有機會在美國開始新的生活。
崔和魏麗麗面臨許多障礙，因爲她們不會說英語，也沒有技能。他們找到了一份夜間清潔工作，爲企業和餐館打掃衛生。他們省吃儉用，六年後，他們買了一家自己的小餐館。
他們決心學習英語，接受教育，爲兒子創造美好的生活。這對夫婦犧牲了很多。他們從不去看電影，從不外出就餐，也幾乎從不買任何額外的東西。在空閒時間，他們參加了英語和公民課程。他們兩人最終都獲得了 GED 證書。隨後，崔進入大學就讀
而莉莉則在餐廳工作。
今年春天，崔實現了大學畢業的畢生夢想。他今年秋天開始攻讀工商管理碩士學位。那麼他們的「寶貝」兒子呢？他們的兒子彼得今年 21 歲，獲得了一所私立大學的獎學金，他正在努力實現成爲建築師的夢想。
崔和莉莉爲自己是「美國夢」的典範而感到自豪。崔對其他新移民提出了這樣的建議：「找到你的激情，制定成功的計劃，永遠不要放棄。」
1 崔和魏麗麗在 20 世紀 90 年代初帶着他們的男嬰離開了中國。他們在祖國是貧困的田間工人，他們希望自己的孩子能擁有他們所缺乏的機會。他們來到紐約，在一個貧窮、不穩定的地區找到了一套一居室公寓。他們只能買得起一輛自行車作爲交通工具，但他們很幸運有機會在美國開始新的生活。
崔和魏麗麗面臨許多障礙，因爲她們不會說英語，也沒有技能。他們找到了一份夜間清潔工作，爲企業和餐館打掃衛生。他們省吃儉用，六年後，他們買了一家自己的小餐館。
他們決心學習英語，接受教育，爲兒子創造美好的生活。這對夫婦犧牲了很多。他們從不去看電影，從不外出就餐，也幾乎從不買任何額外的東西。在空閒時間，他們參加了英語和公民課程。他們兩人最終都獲得了 GED 證書。隨後，崔進入大學就讀
而莉莉則在餐廳工作。
今年春天，崔實現了大學畢業的畢生夢想。他今年秋天開始攻讀工商管理碩士學位。那麼他們的「寶貝」兒子呢？他們的兒子彼得今年 21 歲，獲得了一所私立大學的獎學金，他正在努力實現成爲建築師的夢想。
崔和莉莉爲自己是「美國夢」的典範而感到自豪。崔對其他新移民提出了這樣的建議：「找到你的激情，制定成功的計劃，永遠不要放棄。」
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