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It should be said that in the past few decades, Lee Kuan Yew has won both high praise and severe criticism in Singapore. Looking back on his political career, Lee Kuan Yew admitted that he had done some things wrong, and secession from Malaysia was one of them. But history loves to joke, and his current achievements are all due to that regret. Do you work harder out of awe or even regret? unknown.
Why do you regard leaving Malaysia as your biggest regret? Why is it that if his son Lee Hsien Loong takes over, not many people will suspect that he is seeking personal gain with power?
This is the charm of Lee Kuan Yew and the charm of Singapore.
When we commemorate this politician now, many of them focus on some of his remarks or his contributions to Singapore. In fact, we should go one step further and discuss the reasons behind the Lee Kuan Yew phenomenon.
When Lee Kuan Yew was 3 years old, that is, the year after the end of World War II, he was admitted to the Department of Law at the University of Cambridge in the United Kingdom. When he arrived in London and walked to the bustling center of London for the first time, he saw a newsstand with only a box next to it and no vendors. This is the most primitive self-service newsstand. People who buy newspapers put in coins and make change themselves. It is a completely conscious transaction. This street stall shocked Lee Kuan Yew for the rest of his life.
Many years later, he still clearly remembered the shock at that time, which was his most primitive understanding of civilization. This seed, this beauty, took root and sprouted deeply in his heart.
When he was 3 years old, he suddenly quit smoking, which surprised everyone. One night in 2017, in order to prepare for a speech the next day in Sarawak, Malaysia, 3-year-old Lee Kuan Yew smoked one cigarette after another, and smoked about 3 cigarettes. The next day, he lost his voice and was speechless. Sitting on the plane, he couldn't help but feel nauseous. After getting off the plane, Lee Kuan Yew decided to quit smoking.
The craving for cigarettes that night was still fresh in his memory decades later. He said that he was sitting on the plane thinking about a question: Do I still want to continue to complete my unfinished business as an activist and a lawyer? For Lee Kuan Yew, quitting his years-long smoking habit was a deprivation, but in the end he succeeded. I often have nightmares about smoking again.
There are too many stories about Lee Kuan Yew that can be interpreted, but with these two, we may be able to see some of the origins of this political figure from another side.
In his opinion, doing what you think is right is enough.