"There are hills and corridors in the heart, and thunder breaks out from the flat ground" means: there are hills and valleys in the heart, which is a metaphor for the judgment and disposal of things: there are high and low levels, and thunder breaks out from the flat ground.

It refers to the sudden and unexpected news that breaks the peaceful life.

"There are hills and corridors in the heart, and thunder breaks out from the flat ground" comes from Zhang Chunlin's Sina blog afternoon comment.

Extended information: Zhang Chunlin, male, Han nationality, well-known securities investment consultant, popular guest on Hubei TV's "Born to Be Rich" column, more than 10 years of experience in the securities industry, many years of real market analysis experience, millions of words of research results, has worked on trading days, Shenzhen TV

He has served as a financial commentator in many media outlets, and published stock market analysis articles in many newspapers and magazines such as "Securities Guide", "Securities Weekly", "Securities Guide", and "Southeast Express".

Obtained securities consulting qualifications and qualification certificates for brokerage, issuance and underwriting, funds and futures, and has national second-level securities professional level certification.

Years of working experience have created good trading concepts and professional qualities. He is good at studying main capital operations and low-level "lurking" ideas. He believes in the operating philosophy of "seeking wealth and stability while investing to lead the way" and has a very high risk prevention awareness.

It is recommended that the first lesson for investors to enter the market is to learn how to stop losses decisively, do not buy or sell without stop loss, and adhere to the "three no's principles": no members are recruited, no stocks are recommended, and no illegal consultation is conducted. The views of its programs and blogs are only for investment reference.

, does not constitute a basis for investment operations. His works include public welfare stock market instruction CDs "Teach You a Trick", "Chunlin Price Limit Strategy" and other series.