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Ru Cao: you guys. A term of endearment for juniors and subordinates.

By the end: refers to the business. In ancient times, agriculture was regarded as the foundation, and Jia (businessman) was the end, so it was said that the businessman was to give up the foundation and chase the end.

Pan Ocean: a metaphor for going to a place that is extremely far away from the original place of growth.

By the end: pursuing the minor details, comparing to the pursuit of small profits or secondary things in the immediate future.

Pan: floating, here refers to sailing in a boat.

Heavy seas: vast oceans.

Shunyi: Smooth as silk.

Parade: to walk freely, here referring to sailing or doing business at sea.

Self-assertion: to make one's own decisions, to have one's own intentions and assertions.

Gain: To obtain a benefit.

Must know: must know, should understand.

Seeking retreat: looking for a way back to prepare for a possible unfavorable situation.

Exempt from teaching: avoid letting..., not letting....

Losing one's footing: a metaphor for making a mistake or getting into trouble.

Regret is hard to bear: regret is hard to bear, referring to the depth of regret.

Merit: bad luck, need to work harder.

Pedestrians: scanty news and a bad trip.

Marriage: average luck, working together.

Lawsuits: bad luck and getting into strife.

Dinkou: more bland and lackluster.

Business: ups and downs, watch out for risks.

Sickness: general health with minor ailments.

Travel: average luck, some ups and downs.

Lost property: difficult to retrieve, give up the search.

Field animals: average returns, difficult to improve.