Ten Key Issues for the Anti-Cancer Commune to Become a Century Commune

1. Never forget the original intention. What is the purpose we set out for? It must never be deviated from. That is why members gather; lose it, and we lose members.

2. Low cost. Keep operating costs as low as possible.

3. Institutionalisation. Continuously optimise and improve our systems, especially fine-tuning and refining them based on the calculation results.

4. Organisational form. Not dependent on one or two people, but run by an institution.

5. Transparency. Make sure nothing goes wrong in matters concerning interests, and subject ourselves to oversight.

6. Lawfulness and compliance. Adjust as policy requires, so as to meet the requirements.

7. Science and professionalism. Strengthen research on actuarial science, probability and so on, and adjust based on the results.

8. Self-sufficiency. Earn income or find backing, so that there is financial support.

9. Build an ecosystem. Form an environment and ecosystem in which members, capital providers, the operations team and partners all benefit.

10. Win members' recognition and support. This is the purpose, the core and the precondition of all the work above, and the foundation of a Century Commune.

A Century Commune is not just talk. It demands hard struggle and the endurance of solitude; hardship will be the norm, and it takes a martyr's perseverance and sacrifice.