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There were many sources for cross-stitch pictures. There were photo cross-stitches that used personal photos as the material, such as personal art photos, wedding photos, baby photos, etc. It could also be celebrity posters, scenery, anime images, and other realistic pictures. In addition, there were also some materials that specifically displayed various cross-stitch patterns. For example, there were 45, 55, 80, and other different numbers of cross-stitch patterns. These patterns included beautiful, attractive, and elegant patterns. There were also patterns for cross-stitch such as the 2024 new version of the Purple Air from the East cross-stitch. " Palace Wall Flower Shadow: The Legendary Life of the Mute Embroidery Girl " was equally exciting. Everyone was welcome to click and read it!

In 2023, the most popular cross-stitch series were the Chinese style series, animal series, flowers, plants, insects, fish, characters, festivals, customs, landscapes, cartoons, and classical calligraphy and paintings. These types of cross-stitch were very popular in 2023.

Jiu Dan's " Crow " was a long novel. The novel sparked heated discussions in Chinese society all over the world and was translated into English, French, Italian, Japanese and other languages for publication. The novel tells the story of a group of China women studying in Singapore with the dream of a green card. In order to survive and stay in a foreign country for a long time, they suffered many hardships and humiliation, and even sold their bodies, but in the end, they failed to realize their dream of a green card. " The Crow " made Jiu Dan popular quickly. She was also known as a " prostitute writer " because of this work. The protagonist Helen had a famous saying that " playing the piano is no different from being a prostitute. They are both selling..." In an interview, Jiu Dan admitted that there was a shadow of herself in the novel. "The Crow's Testimony" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to read it!

The three core elements of success were as follows: One was leverage thinking. Everyone had limited resources at the beginning. To succeed, they needed to use the least resources in exchange for the greatest resources of others. They could make others have no choice but to accept them through exclusive possession, or use intangible products with extremely low Marginal Cost, or use the target to be deceived by ignorance, desire, and rules to reach an unfair transaction. The second was compound interest. It emphasized that the main problem behind focus and professionalism was compound interest. By continuously researching, exploring, and accumulating in a certain field, one could accumulate more experience and wisdom than others. By continuously accumulating in a field, one could go further than people who often jumped ship. The third was efficiency. It was not enough to only leverage thinking and compound interest. The method was also very important. If the method was wrong, it would generate more costs and revenge. If it could not be optimized, it would be impossible to compete with others. This required trial and error, improvement of management, reduction of resistance, and other methods to continuously improve efficiency. In the early stage, trial and error could reduce consumption. In the middle stage, resources could be maximized through management. Later, the relationship between politics and business could be improved to reduce resistance and maximize value.

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