How can young people today break through?

First, get a passport, Hong Kong and Macau travel permits, and a foreign currency account with your bank.
If you can't go abroad, go to Hong Kong and Macau.
If you can't go to Hong Kong and Macau, go to Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, or Shenzhen.
You need to be at the forefront of capital, information, and opportunities.
In this highly uncertain era,
the way out for ordinary people isn't to defy the odds,
but to outlast the system.
Everything else is risk control.
Save more money, sleep more, exercise more.
Tread less, avoid donations, avoid blood donations.
Don't invest in heavy assets, avoid opening physical stores.
Don't smoke, drink less, stay away from late nights, avoid gambling.
Buy used oil cars, buy second-hand homes, pay as little tax as possible.
Your only goal is
to reduce the chance of being exploited by the system.
Don't get caught up in grand narratives; the rise and fall of empires have nothing to do with individuals.
All you need to do is:
live longer,
keep your cash safe.
If you don't have an overseas bank card, get a Hong Kong card,
or directly put your assets on the blockchain—transferable, escapable.
This is the minimum survival strategy for ordinary people during times of great upheaval.