Career planning: life planning is important

职业生涯规划：人生规划十分重要

Life planning is very important. What is your life plan?

----- Zhuge Changqing

  Life needs planning.

  A career needs even more careful planning.

  You have to think, how do you spend your life?

   The China Entrepreneur Network, featuring the story of Yang Lan who achieved success through life planning.

  Yang Lan, a famous senior TV presenter in China. She has worked as a TV host in a powerful and influential TV station in China, and is loved by the TV audience for her very affable hosting style.

   She has been selected as one of the "Top 20 Social and Cultural Leaders in Asia", one of the "Top 12 People who can move China forward and reshape its image", and one of the "People of the Times". She has been selected as one of the "Twenty Social and Cultural Leaders in Asia", one of the "Twelve People who can move China forward and reshape its image", and one of the "Chinese Women of the Times".

    According to Zhuge Changqing, Yang Lan's success is based on three factors: firstly, she dares to think and act, secondly, she seizes opportunities, and thirdly, she avoids her shortcomings. Yang Lan pays great attention to making her own life plan, which is very important. The China Entrepreneur Network, a special report on Yang Lan's success story.    

     First transition: CCTV programme host

    Zhuge Changqing: Yang Lan's first success factor was: she dared to think and act, and ran towards her goal.

   Before becoming a CCTV presenter, Yang Lan was a university student at the Beijing Foreign Language Institute, a girl who lacked self-confidence and was even frustrated by her inability to understand listening lessons. It was only when her listening skills improved that she gradually regained her confidence. She says, "I often felt that I was not a talented and extremely intelligent person." But all this did not affect Yang Lan's subsequent success. A hard worker, she is not only bold and outspoken, but also usually has her own unique perspective on issues.

    In February 1990, CCTV's "Zhengda Variety" programme advertised for hosts nationwide. Yang Lan gradually stood out for her natural and fresh style, her calm and generous stage presence and her outstanding talent. However, as she was not too good-looking, she was only "considered" for the sixth audition. When Yang Lan found out about this, she asked the director, "Why do you have to find only one female presenter, is she just a sidekick to the male ones? In fact, women can also be very intelligent, so if I could have this opportunity, I would like to be a smart presenter myself." "I'm not very pretty, but I'm classy." It was because of these words that Yang Lan completely impressed the director. After graduation, Yang Lan officially became the host of the show "Zhengda Variety". Until now, Yang Lan has always insisted that a presenter does not have to be pretty, but a woman's mind is more important.

    Her four-year career as a CCTV presenter not only broadened her horizons, but also established her future direction: to be a real media personality.

    Second transition: American student

    Zhuge Changqing: Yang Lan's second success factor was to seize the opportunity and move forward.

    In 1994, while still marvelling at her achievements as a presenter, Yang Lan made another surprising decision: she quit her job at CCTV and went to study in the USA.

   Choosing to retreat at the brightest moment of her career meant giving up everything she currently had, including a promising future within her reach. But Mr Xie Guoming, the president of the Zhengda Group, who sponsored her study abroad, said this, "I don't think a show is as important as a person." This left a deep impression on Yang Lan.

    At the age of 26, Yang Lan went to Columbia University in the United States to study international media. Once, Yang Lan wrote her dissertation until two o'clock in the middle of the night, and when she finished it, she didn't have time to save it, but her computer crashed. Yang Lan cried, thinking that she would not be able to hand in her paper the next day. It was very quiet around the dormitory, except for the sound of her own crying, and only the rats crawling around in the dormitory pipes. But in the end, she dried her tears and finished her thesis. Talking about this period of her life, Yang Lan said, "Some people may encounter more hardships than others, but I have encountered no less difficulties than others, because nothing is easy and there is no shortage of trials and tribulations to go through".

    In her spare time, she co-produced Yang Lan View, a programme on American politics, economics, society and culture, with Shanghai Oriental Television, the first time Yang Lan looked at the world from an independent perspective. The 40-episode series was distributed to 52 provincial and municipal TV stations in China, enabling her to make the transition from being an entertainment presenter to a media professional.

    More importantly, it was during this period that she met her husband, Wu Zheng. As a partner in her career and in life, Wu Zheng was instrumental in helping her expand her network and career space. He always encouraged Yang Lan to try new things: it is better to fail in trying than to succeed in being conservative! It was Wu Zheng's help that helped Yang Lan's future path get wider and wider.

    The third transition: Phoenix TV host

      Zhuge Changqing: Yang Lan's third element of success is to build on her strengths and avoid her weaknesses, and to be flexible.

 After returning to China in 1997, Yang Lan began to look for opportunities that would suit her. In January 1998, "Yang Lan's Studio" was launched.

    The two years at Phoenix TV played an important role in Yang Lan's career development. She not only gained experience and capital in various areas, but also reserved space for her future development.

    At Phoenix, Yang Lan is not only a presenter, but also the head of Yang Lan's Studio, making her own selections, taking care of her own budgets, and having to be meticulous with all the food and oil in the group. This financial constraint was a great exercise for Yang Lan to know how to get the show done to the best of her ability with minimal funding.

   Over the next two years, Yang Lan interviewed over 120 celebrities. These heavyweights also formed part of Yang Lan's future career development, and many of them remained in close contact with her even after the show. In addition to the concrete help that these contacts provide, the spiritual benefits cannot be ignored. At the same time, interacting with guests from different industries and backgrounds has also enriched her with a wealth of information.

    Two years later, Yang Lan has undergone a qualitative change. With her world-class reputation, years of experience in the media, and heavyweight celebrity connections, it was clear that all she needed to enter the business world was capital. Wu Zheng, however, is a master of capital management.

    The fourth transition: the head of Sunshine TV

     Zhuge Changqing: Yang Lan's third success factor was to build on her strengths and avoid her weaknesses, and to be flexible.

    In October 1999, Yang Lan quit her job at Phoenix TV. After quitting Phoenix TV, Yang Lan was quiet for a while, but in March 2000, she suddenly acquired the Liangji Group, renamed Sunshine Culture Network TV Holdings Limited, and successfully listed it on the stock exchange, ready to build a media empire of Sunshine Culture.

    Unlike most businessmen who keep a low profile, Yang Lan chose to always stand in front of Sunshine TV. Reports about Yang Lan can often be found on newspaper and magazine websites. She has gone from being a media professional to a media celebrity. This ease of use of media resources gave her Sun TV many advantages right from birth.

    However, soon after Yang Lan started her business, she encountered the global economic downturn and immediately felt the pressure. She thought about the running of the company almost every day. Due to the pressure of market competition, Yang Lan sharply cut the company's costs by almost half and gradually divested the heavily loss-making satellite TV and Hong Kong newspaper publishing businesses, while she also cut her salary by 40 per cent.

    In the summer of 2001, Yang Lan was the 'ambassador' for Beijing's Olympic bid in Moscow. In the same year, her company "Sunshine Culture" took over Sina.com, one of China's largest web portals, ushering in an era of combining the internet and television. She also set up "YangGuang SiTong" in cooperation with SiTong and began to enter the network industry and IT industry.

    All this has brought confidence to all staff of the company. Finally, Sunshine Culture made a profit in the 2003 financial year ending 31 March 2004, shaking off nearly two years of losses. Afterwards, Sunshine Culture officially changed its name to Sunshine Sports and Yang Lan announced her resignation as Chairman of the Board at the same time to devote herself to the production of cultural television programmes.

     Zhuge Changqing: In the course of your life, you should think hard about what your life plan is. Life planning is very important.

   Yang Lan's profile.

    Attended the Secondary School affiliated to Beijing Institute of Technology from 1980 to 1986. (Now the Affiliated High School of Beijing Institute of Technology)

　　Studied in the English Department of the School of English at Beijing Foreign Studies University from 1986 to 1990.

　　In 1990, Yang Lan became the hostess of the Yang Lan Show on China Central Television.

　　In 1994, Yang Lan won the first Golden Microphone Award as a presenter in China.

　　In 1994, she gave up hosting the popular "Zhengda Variety" to study international media at Columbia University's School of International and Public Affairs.

　　In the summer of 1996, Yang Lan co-produced and directed the two-hour documentary "The Class of 2000" with Pulitzer Prize-winning producer Mollys Momid of CBS, which was broadcast nationally on CBS at 7pm and received critical acclaim.

　　In April 1997, she was invited by the Deputy Secretary-General of the United Nations as the only representative from East Asia to attend the United Nations World Media Roundtable and in November 1997, she was invited to attend the United Nations World Television Forum 1997.

　　In January 1997, Yang Lan's book of essays "By the Sea, By the Wind" was published and sold over 500,000 copies.

　　In July 1997, Yang Lan was elected to the Board of Trustees of Columbia University's School of International Relations, becoming the youngest person ever to serve on the Board of Trustees of this Ivy League school.

　　In July 1997, Yang Lan joined Phoenix Chinese Channel and launched her interview programme "Yang Lan Studio" in January 1998.

    In 1999, Yang Lan was named one of Asia Week's Top 20 Social and Cultural Leaders in Asia.

　　In February 1999, Yang Lan was named one of Asia Week's "Top 20 Social and Cultural Leaders in Asia".

　　In October 1999, she left Phoenix Chinese Channel to become the Chairman of the Board of Directors of Sunshine Culture Film & TV (listed in Hong Kong, code 0307, now renamed as Tate Sunshine).

　　In 2000, Ms. Yang Lan founded Sunshine TV, the first satellite channel in Greater China focusing on history and culture. In 2000 and 2001, Sunshine Culture was selected twice as one of the world's best small businesses by Forbes, the world's leading financial magazine.

　　In 2000, Yang Lan was selected as one of the "12 representative figures who can drive China forward and reshape its image".

　　In 2000 and 2001, Sunshine Culture was selected twice as one of the top 300 small businesses in the world by Forbes, the world's leading financial magazine.

In 2001, Ms. Yang Lan produced and hosted the first high-end interview TV programme "Yang Lan Interviews" in China, interviewing world celebrities in various fields.

　　In 2001, Ms. Yang Lan was invited to be the ambassador for Beijing's bid to host the 2008 Olympic Games; in July of the same year, she made a presentation on the cultural theme of Beijing's Olympic bid at the International Olympic Committee meeting in Moscow.

　　In 2001, Ms. Yang Lan was named one of the ten influential "Chinese Women of the Times" in China and abroad.

　　In 2001, Yang Lan was named by Asia Week as one of the 12 elites who will influence and shape China's destiny in the 21st century.

　　In 2001, Yang Lan was selected as one of the Top 10 IT People of China 2000.

In 2002, Yang Lan was selected as one of the "Chinese Women in Business" of the year.

　　In 2003, Yang Lan became a member of the 10th National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference.

　　In 2003, 70% of the shares of Sunshine TV were transferred and she now co-hosts the programmes "Yang Lan Vision" and "Yang Lan Interviews" with Eastern TV, Phoenix TV and Hunan TV.

　　In 2004, Yang Lan became the charity ambassador of China Charity Federation.

　　In 2004, Yang Lan served as a director of the China Environment Council.

　　In 2004, Yang Lan served as a board member of the Song Qingling Foundation.

　　In 2005, Yang Lan was awarded as the "China Blood Donation Ambassador".

　　In 2005, Yang Lan became the Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Sunshine Culture Foundation.

　　In 2005, Yang Lan was appointed as a member of the International Advisory Board of Columbia University, USA.

In 2005, Yang Lan was the co-chair of the International Emmy Awards Gala.

In 2005, Yang Lan and Wu Zheng donated 51% of the equity of Sunshine Media Investment Group to establish the Sunshine Culture Foundation in Hong Kong.

　　In December 2005, Yang Lan's e-magazine "Lan LAN" was launched.

　　In 2007, Yang Lan was named the first of the 50 most beautiful people in China.

　　In May 2007, Yang Lan, the Publicity Department of the All-China Women's Federation, Hunan TV and Sina.com launched the "Heavenly Woman Project - 2007 China Workplace Women's Care Campaign".

　　In 2009, Yang Lan teamed up with the songstress Celine Dion to launch LAN Jewellery, the first high-end custom jewellery brand in China, and served as the creative director.

　　In 2011, Yang Lan and Zhu Bing wrote their first biography in 20 years, "One Question, One World".

　　In 2012, she attended the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) and expressed her continued interest in charity, writing three proposals on: legislation for charity as soon as possible, how to encourage more social participation in cultural undertakings, and maternal and child health. [1]

人生规划十分重要。你的人生规划是什么呢？

----- 诸葛长青

  人生需要规划。

  职业生涯更需要认真规划。

  你要思考，你的人生如何度过呢？

   《中国企业家网》，专门报道了杨澜通过规划人生实现成功的故事。

  杨澜，国内著名资深电视节目主持人。曾在国内具有强大影响力的电视台担任电视栏目主持，以极具亲和力的主持风格倍受广大电视观众的喜爱。

   曾主持《正大综艺》，现任《杨澜访谈录》等电视栏目的主持人；曾被评选为“亚洲二十位社会与文化领袖”、“能推动中国前进、重塑中国形象的十二位代表人物”、“《中国妇女》时代人物。

    诸葛长青认为：杨澜的成功，有三个要素：一是敢想敢干，二是抓住机遇，三是扬长避短。杨澜十分注重制定自己的人生规划，人生规划十分重要。《中国企业家网》，专门报道了杨澜的成功故事。    

     第一次转型：央视节目主持人

    诸葛长青：杨澜的第一个成功要素是：敢想敢干，奔向目标。
   在成为央视节目主持人以前，杨澜是北京外语学院的一名大学生，还是一个有些缺乏自信的女生，甚至曾因为听力课听不懂而特别沮丧。直到后来听力水平提高了，才逐渐恢复了自信。她说：“我经常觉得自己不是一个有才华和极端聪明的人。”可这一切并没有影响到杨澜后来的成功。勤勉努力的她，不仅大胆直率，看问题也通常有自己独特的视角。
    1990年2月，中央电视台《正大综艺》节目在全国范围内招聘主持人。杨澜以其自然清新的风格、镇定大方的台风及出众的才气逐渐脱颖而出。但是，由于她长得不是太漂亮，在第六次试镜时还只是在“被考虑范围之列”。杨澜知道后，就反问导演：“为什么非得只找一个女主持人，是不是一出场就是给男主持人做陪衬的？其实女性也可以很有头脑，所以如果能够有这个机会的话，自己就希望做一个的聪明主持人。”“我不是很漂亮，但我很有气质。”就是因为杨澜这些话，彻底打动了导演。毕业后，杨澜正式成为《正大综艺》的节目主持人。直到现在，杨澜也一直坚持主持人不一定非得漂亮，女人的头脑更重要。
    四年央视主持人的职业生涯，不仅开阔了杨澜的眼界，更确立了她未来的发展方向：做一名真正的传媒人。

    第二次转型：美国留学生

    诸葛长青：杨澜的第二个成功要素是：抓住机遇，勇往直前。
    1994年，当人们还惊叹于杨澜在主持方面的成就时，她又做出了一个令人惊讶的决定：辞去央视的工作，去美国留学。
   在事业最明亮的时候选择激流勇退，这就意味着她要放弃目前所拥有的一切，包括触手可得的美好未来。但资助她留学的正大集团总裁谢国民先生，说了这样一句话：“我觉得一个节目没有一个人重要。”这给杨澜留下了很深的印象。
    26岁的时候，杨澜远赴美国哥伦比亚大学，就读国际传媒专业。有一次，杨澜写论文写到半夜两点钟，好不容易敲完了，没有来得及存盘，电脑就死机了。杨澜当时就哭了，觉得第二天肯定交不了了。宿舍周围很安静，除了自己的哭声，只有宿舍管道里的老鼠在爬来爬去。但最后，她还是擦干眼泪，把论文完成了。谈起这段生活，杨澜说：“有些人遇到的苦难可能比别人多一点儿，但我遇到的困难并不比别人少，因为没有一件事是轻而易举的，需要经历的磨难委屈，一样儿也少不了”。
    业余时间，她与上海东方电视台联合制作了《杨澜视线》——一个关于美国政治、经济、社会和文化的专题节目，这是杨澜第一次以独立的眼光看世界。她同时担当策划、制片、撰稿和主持的角色，实现了自己从最底层“垒砖头”的想法。40集的《杨澜视线》发行到国内52个省市电视台，杨澜借此实现了从一个娱乐节目主持人向复合型传媒人才的过渡。
    更重要的是，在这期间，她认识了先生吴征。作为事业和生活上的伙伴，在为她拓展人际关系网络和事业空间方面，吴征可以说居功至伟。他总是鼓励杨澜尝试新的东西：宁可在尝试中失败，也不能在保守中成功！正是吴征的帮助，使得杨澜未来的道路越走越宽。
    第三次转型：凤凰卫视主持人
      诸葛长青：杨澜的第三个成功要素是：扬长避短，灵活出击。
 1997年回国后，杨澜开始寻找适合自己的机会。当时，凤凰卫视中文台刚刚成立，杨澜便加盟其中。1998年1月，《杨澜工作室》正式开播。
    凤凰卫视的两年，在杨澜的职业发展上起了重要作用。她不仅积累了各方面的经验和资本，也同时预留了未来的发展空间。
    在凤凰卫视，杨澜不只是主持人，还是《杨澜工作室》的当家人，自己做选题，自己负责预算，组里所有的柴米油盐，她都必须精打细算。这种经济上的拮据，对杨澜来说是一个非常好的锻炼，使她知道如何在最低的经费条件下，把节目尽量完成到什么程度。
   在随后的两年时间里，杨澜一共采访了120多位名人。这些重量级的人物也构成了杨澜未来职业发展的一部分，不少人在节目之后仍和她仍保持密切的联系。这种联系除了会给杨澜带来一些具体的帮助之外，精神上的获益也不可忽视。同时，与来自不同行业不同背景的嘉宾交流，也让她的信息量获得极大的丰富。
    两年后，杨澜已经有了质的变化。她拥有了世界级的知名度、多年的传媒工作经验，以及重量级的名人关系资源，对于她而言，进军商界显然所欠缺的只是资本而已。而吴征，正是深谙资本运作的高手。

    第四次转型：阳光卫视的当家人

     诸葛长青：杨澜的第三个成功要素是：扬长避短，灵活出击。
    1999年10月，杨澜辞去了凤凰卫视的工作。从凤凰卫视退出之后，杨澜曾一度沉寂。2000年3月，她突然之间收购了良记集团，更名为阳光文化网络电视控股有限公司，成功地借壳上市，准备打造一个阳光文化的传媒帝国。
    与大多数商人的低调不同，杨澜选择了始终站在阳光卫视的前面。在报刊杂志网站上，经常可以看到关于杨澜的报道。她从一个做传媒出来的人变成了一个传媒名人。这种对传媒资源运用的驾轻就熟，使得她的阳光卫视一出生就有了许多优势。
    但杨澜创业不久，就遇到了全球经济不景气，杨澜立刻感觉到了压力。她几乎天天都想着公司的经营。由于市场竞争的压力，杨澜将公司的成本锐减了差不多一半，并逐渐剥离了亏损严重的卫星电视与香港报纸出版业务，同时她还将自己的工资减了40％。
    2001年夏，杨澜作为北京申奥的“形象大使”参加了在莫斯科成功申奥的活动。同年，她的“阳光文化”接手了中国最大的门户网站之——新浪网，开创了网络和电视相结合的时代，又与四通合作成立“阳光四通”，开始进军网络业和IT业。
    这一切都给公司所有员工带来了信心。终于，阳光文化在截止2004年3月31日的2003财政年度中取得了盈利，摆脱了近两年的亏损。之后，阳光文化正式更名为阳光体育，杨澜同时宣布辞去董事局主席的职务，全身心地投入到了文化电视节目的制作中。

     诸葛长青：在人生的历程上，大家要好好思考，你的人生规划是什么？人生规划十分重要啊。
   杨澜简介：

    1980年至1986年就读于北京工业学院附属中学。（现为北京理工大学附属中学）

　　1986年至1990年就读于北京外国语大学英语学院英语系。

　　1990年，杨澜成为中国中央电视台杨澜节目女主持人。

　　1994年，杨澜获得中国首届主持人“金话筒奖”。

　　1994年，放弃主持红极一时的《正大综艺》，赴哥伦比亚大学国际和公共事务学院主修国际传媒。

　　1996年夏，杨澜与哥伦比亚广播公司曾数次获得普利策奖的制片人莫利斯·莫米德共同制作导演了《2000年那一班》两小时纪录片，在哥伦比亚电视网晚7点黄金档向全美播出，创下了亚洲主持人进入美国主流媒体的先河，获评论界好评。

　　1997年4月，她应联合国副秘书长之邀，作为东亚惟一代表，出席了联合国世界媒体圆桌会议，当年11月又应邀出席联合国“1997世界电视论坛”。

　　1997年1月，杨澜散文集《凭海临风》出版，销量超过50万册。

　　1997年7月，杨澜被选为哥伦比亚大学国际关系学院校董事，成为这所美国常春藤名校有史以来最年轻的董事。

　　1997年7月，杨澜加盟凤凰卫视中文台，并于1998年1月推出访谈节目《杨澜工作室》。

    1999年，杨澜被《Asia Week》亚洲地区20位社会与文化领袖之一。

　　1999年2月，杨澜被《亚洲周刊》评为 “亚洲二十位社会与文化领袖”之一。

　　1999年10月离开凤凰卫视中文台，担任阳光文化影视公司（香港上市公司，代码0307，现改名为泰德阳光）董事局主席。

　　2000年，杨澜女士创办了大中华区第一个以历史文化为主题的卫星频道—阳光卫视。阳光卫视在弘扬中国文化，加强传媒国际交流与合作方面获得显著成绩。2000年和2001年，阳光文化两次入选由世界权威财经杂志《福布斯》评选的全球最佳小型企业。

　　2000年，杨澜被评选为“能推动中国前进、重塑中国形象的十二位代表人物”之一。

　　2000年和2001年，阳光文化两次入选由世界权威财经杂志《福布斯》全球300家小型企业之一。

2001年，杨澜制作并主持国内首个高端访谈电视栏目《杨澜访谈录》，采访各领域的世界名流。

　　2001年，杨澜女士应邀出任北京申办2008年奥运会的形象大使；同年7月，在莫斯科国际奥委会会议上代表北京作申奥的文化主题陈述。

　　2001年，杨澜被评为海内外十位有影响力的”《中国妇女》时代人物“之一。

　　2001年，杨澜被《Asia Week》评为21世纪影响和塑造中国命运的12位精英之一。

　　2001年，杨澜当选2000年度中国IT十大风云人物。

2002年，杨澜当选年度“中国企业女性风云人物”之一。

　　2003年，杨澜担任中国人民政治协商会议第十届全国委员会委员。

　　2003年，阳光卫视70%股权转让，现和东方卫视、凤凰卫视、湖南卫视合作，主持《杨澜视线》、《杨澜访谈录》等节目。

　　2004年，杨澜担任中华慈善总会慈善大使。

　　2004年，杨澜担任中国环境理事会理事。

　　2004年，杨澜担任宋庆龄基金会理事。

　　2005年，杨澜被评为“中国无偿献血形象大使”。

　　2005年，杨澜担任阳光文化基金会董事会主席。

　　2005年，杨澜被聘为美国哥伦比亚大学国际顾问委员会成员。

2005年，杨澜担任国际艾美奖颁奖晚会联合主席。

2005年，杨澜与吴征捐献阳光媒体投资集团权益的51%，在香港成立阳光文化基金会。

　　2005年12月，杨澜的电子杂志《澜LAN》上线。

　　2007年，杨澜被评为中国最美50人第一人。

　　2007年5月，杨澜和全国妇联宣传部、湖南卫视、新浪网共同发起“天女计划——2007中国职场女性关爱行动”。

　　2009年，杨澜与歌后席琳迪翁联手创办国内首家高端定制珠宝品牌——LAN珠宝，并担任创意指导。

　　2011年，杨澜和朱冰著入行20年首部传记作品《一问一世界》。

　　2012年，杨澜出席政协会议并表示继续关注慈善，写了三个提案，分别涉及：慈善公益尽快立法、文化事业中如何鼓励更多社会力量参与、及母婴健康。^[1]

What are the acts of abstaining from killing and releasing

 戒杀与放生的行为包括哪些

 1. Do not kill a living being with your own hands.

　　2. Do not abet others to kill.

　　3. Do not help others to kill.

　　4. Abstain from eating meat.

　　5. Do not engage in trades related to killing.

　　6、Whenever there is worship, regardless of what is being worshipped, use vegetarian dishes, flowers and fruit, not animal gifts.

　　7. If you see someone killing a human being, you should discourage them or buy the animal to be slaughtered with money and release it. If this does not work, or if the person does not sell the animal, then you should have compassion for the slaughtered animal, and even better if you can recite the Buddha's name or mantra for it.

　　8. Do not abuse the animal.

　　9、Other actions that are contrary to killing.

　　10. Abstain from killing and releasing animals yourself, and advise others to do the same. 

   1、不亲手杀生。

　　2、不教唆别人杀生。

　　3、不帮助别人杀生。

　　4、戒除肉食。

　　5、不从事与杀生有关的行业。

　　6、凡有祭拜，不管拜的是什么，一律用素菜、鲜花、水果，不用牲礼。

　　7、见人杀生，应加劝阻，或用钱将临宰之动物买而放之。若劝阻无效，或他不卖，则应对被杀之动物起同情心，若能为它念佛号或往生咒更好。

　　8、不虐待动物。

　　9、其他与杀生行为相反之行为。

　　10、自己戒杀放生，也劝别人戒杀放生。 

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Introduction to Zhuge Changqing: Zhuge Changqing, the inheritor and promoter of traditional Chinese culture, is willing to "learn from sages, promote virtue, revitalize China and benefit the world" together with people with the same ideals in the world.

(Zhuge Changqing: zhuge8031@163.com ）

Zhuge Changqing mailbox：

zhuge8031@163.com

Zhuge Changqing's Chinese Dream

Learn from sages and carry forward virtue

Revitalizing China for the benefit of the world

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诸葛长青简介：诸葛长青，中国国学传统文化传承弘扬者，愿与天下志同道合者一起“学习圣贤、弘扬善德、振兴中华、造福世界”。

（诸葛长青：zhuge8031@163.com）

Zhuge Changqing mailbox：

zhuge8031@163.com

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学习圣贤 弘扬善德

振兴中华 造福世界

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