There is no absolute right or wrong in either working for a company or starting a business. The key lies in whether you can recognize your own needs, abilities, and values and make a choice without regrets. If you choose to work for a company, focus on improving your professional skills and strive to stand out in the workplace; if you choose to start a business, be prepared to face challenges and learn to grow from failures.

In future business competition, it is no longer about the competition for traffic but about integrity and user experience. Only those merchants that truly focus on users and adhere to honest business operations can remain invincible in the fierce market competition.

Whether successful or not, a life of taking chances leaves no regrets. As the philosopher Nietzsche said, “Every day that you don’t dance is a betrayal of life.” Entrepreneurs, since you’ve chosen this path, please go all out and live towards death!

“Graduating into unemployment” may be a reality, but “hardcore entrepreneurship” provides another possibility for young people. Although this path is difficult, it is full of opportunities. As long as they find the right direction and persevere, young people can definitely find their own stage in entrepreneurship.