The end of an era.

Having led Berkshire Hathaway for 60 years, Warren Buffett officially steps down as CEO. No scandals, no crashes. Only through patience, self-discipline, and that nearly extinct long-term belief has he completely transformed an era.

This is not just a retirement of an individual. It is also the curtain call for a generation of investment philosophy. In today's fast-changing world, where short-term gains are pursued, adhering to the concept of long-term value investing has become a luxury. Buffett has proven through 60 years of practice: true wealth is not about quick arbitrage in market fluctuations, but about patiently accumulating through the power of compound interest over time.

He did not change his principles due to market frenzy, nor did he abandon his beliefs because of others' noise. This steadfastness is especially precious in any market cycle. An investment legend has come to an end, but the way of thinking he left behind will continue to influence the decision-makers of the next generation.