Chapter 2 preface

Li Ao In 1997, I was sixty-two years old. Sixty-two years old is an embarrassing age for some people: Chiang Kai-shek was sixty-two years old and went into exile in Taiwan. He was embarrassed. ;I embraced Taiwan at the age of sixty-two, and I was embarrassed. "A person is old at heart" is embarrassing;The ancients talked about three immortals: building virtue, making meritorious service, and making words.Chiang Kai-shek has no morals to stand on and no achievements to show, but he has collected a lot of speeches, but they are all written shit, which means he has nothing to say.This person rose up in troubled times, lacking in talent, powerless to deal with troubled times, but desperately working hard, and as a result, "My ambition is not rewarded, but others are also suffering", embarrassing to death, it is inevitable!As for me, I also rose up in troubled times. Because I had no chance and Taiwan is small, the story is not enough to describe, but in terms of morality and words, I am proud of my achievements.However, after living to the age of sixty-two, although "a person's heart is not old", after all, the sword is getting old;Mr. He Feipeng is addicted to old age, so he locked me in, lured me to make a lot of money, forced him to write a book, and ordered me to write a memoir.I feel that I am living in a troubled world, but I have been arrogant, unrestrained, unrestrained, unrestrained, unrestrained, unyielding, upright, harmonious but different, unyielding, indomitable, brave, fearless, cynical, unrestrained, and scolded by everyone. , There is no book without reading, the diamond is not bad, and the spirit is not dead. Its morality and words are enough to win the world and be the teacher of the world, so I readily agree to write it.What is embarrassing about the outline of the letter, the sample of feelings, the ups and downs, and the opening of hands and feet?On the date of completion of the book, from the preface to the beginning and the end, it is to characterize today's trustworthy women and good men, and to prepare for future generations of saints and gentlemen.