In China, how can ordinary people with some money fight against this world? (32 tips)

1. Don't blindly consume; spend only what is necessary. All high-consumption records are customer lists waiting to be exploited.

2. Don't buy household appliances, especially new energy electric vehicles. These are all consumables.

3. Don't lease land in rural areas; once you invest money, you won't get it back.

4. Don't bid on engineering projects; you'll never win, and even if you do, it'll be a trap.

5. Don't focus solely on how your company can save taxes; instead, research how to find policy loopholes. Otherwise, your enterprise might be wiped out.

6. Don't participate in government-organized activities; attending them either means you’re just treading water or receiving education.

7. Don't equate "no incidents" with "safety"; many things are not risk-free—they just haven't happened to you yet.

8. Don't fully trust banks; they all have tasks, and unknowingly, they will push financial products or open accounts that deduct fees.

9. Don't donate blood; doing so records your blood data, which could be used to force you to donate to those in greater need someday.

10. Don't download red apps; they constantly monitor you, manipulate you, and assign you order tasks.

11. Don't keep cash on hand; after digital RMB becomes widespread, every penny you spend or receive can be recorded and used as evidence in court.

12. Don't do so-called sensitive activities on your Android phone, say sensitive words, or store any form of encrypted assets.

13. Don't join so-called high-end circles; inside, it's either scammers or victims—your identity there is just a leek waiting to be harvested.

14. Don't show off your life; boasting won't bring you business or connections, only people who drain your resources.

15. Don't openly express your opinions; many people with different values and stances will hate you.

16. Don't let others know your true cards, assets, or backup plans; once others hold your sense of security, it’s no longer yours.

17. Don't let your children play with children of different values; take them out to see more of the world and teach them how to use money.

18. Don't let your children participate in many meaningless school activities; those are just ways to tame them.

19. Don't raise your children to be "only adaptable to the system"; adaptability is important, but the right to choose is even more so.

20. Don't educate children with fear of the world; teach them to assess risks instead of fearing everything.

21. Don't expose your family's real assets too early; this is protection for your children, not concealment.

22. Don't neglect foreign languages, logic, and independent thinking skills; these are skills that can help you change your map at any time.

23. Don't participate in group tours; if you can drive yourself, avoid flying, high-speed rail, or any travel groups.

24. Don't travel during holidays; if you must, go abroad, but avoid Southeast Asia.

25. Don't trust news from short videos blindly; habitually cross-verify using different channels and learn to analyze with AI.

26. Don't dine at restaurants or hotels frequented by local gangsters or officials.

27. Don't trust recommendations from friends about trending investment or financial products; they are traps set for you.

28. Don't get too close to those who talk about the country's strength or reclaiming Taiwan—whether relatives or friends.

29. Don't concentrate all your assets in one country, one currency, one platform, or one account system.

30. Don't think you can always make money; having enough savings and stable cash flow is more important than high-profit assets.

31. Don't turn "being sober" into "anger"; anger will lead you to make the most irrational decisions.

32. Don't forget life itself; long-term repression makes people more prone to mistakes at critical moments.

In the end, true resistance is not just about hiding but about: understanding the rules, reducing exposure, keeping options open, and living long enough.