A person, even driving a fragile boat, will not be at the mercy of the waves. As long as the rudder is in his hand, he will have his own opinion on the direction. -Goethe
Think independently and don't listen to other people's advice (love to give your life)
Don't let your brain become a runway for others (Germany)
People who have no opinions are like reeds on the wall. When the wind blows from both sides, they drift with the tide and get lost easily. People who have their own opinions are like pines and cypresses in the mountains. They insist that the castle peak will not relax, and I will not move if you let the wind blow east, west, north and south.
Being opinionated doesn't mean doing what you say and think, and not doing what others say. Being opinionated means having your own ideas about everything, which may or may not be the same as others'.
7. Learn from the East and Handan.
Xi Murong said: "People should live for themselves all their lives and don't care too much about other people's opinions." Then be a man of your own mind! I hope I am a man of my own mind and can dominate my life; I hope I am a man of my own mind and can distinguish right from wrong ahead. I hope I am a man of my own mind and persevere on the road I choose.
Take control of your life and be an independent person. Steve Jobs, who writes well, uses himself as an example to inspire others. He took a seemingly useless calligraphy course in college. Although ridiculed many times at that time, this good word became the basis of beautiful words in Microsoft fonts ten years later. Steve is in control of his life. He is not a swing. It is because of his own' opinions' that he has achieved extraordinary gains, which is the key to his future!
Enrich your life and be an independent person. There is such a person who is talked about by people, but still revered by the world. He is Mr. Lu Xun. Recently, I had the privilege of reading a book called Lu Xun and His Enemies in detail. Lu Xun himself is a literary leader with strong opinions. "I heard that pheasants are lonely, as if the stars are dying, and I am afraid." Taking self-ideal as the moon star, he has been on the road of self-determination and walking in the smoke of the sky. Even though the journey was hard, I didn't give up because of others or abuse. It is this self-righteous and unyielding attitude that left a deep impression on future generations. This is where his life is full!
The 9.0-magnitude earthquake brought great disaster to the Japanese people, and then a nuclear leak occurred at the Fukushima nuclear power plant. For a time, the topic of nuclear radiation is rampant and permeates the air of our lives, which has a great momentum of disaster. So rumors spread everywhere: "Eating more iodized salt can prevent radiation!" -it's a bit "three people make a tiger." You see, a strange landscape has appeared: from urban to rural areas, people in a daze snapped up iodized salt, and the iodized salt in supermarkets was snapped up, and some merchants took the opportunity to drive up prices. Government departments and media immediately responded that iodized salt does not have the function of preventing nuclear radiation, and eating more is harmful to health. The rush to buy seems to have eased, but a considerable number of people are still hesitant about the truth and still buy excessive iodized salt.
10,21century today, human science has developed to a considerable height, but when it comes to things, it immediately becomes at a loss and at a loss. -Hu Weiwei worried! ?
However, human beings have long had giants who insist on their own opinions. Whether different objects fall to the ground at the same time is covered by Aristotle's atmospheric place. People have followed blindly for two thousand years. Finally, on the famous Leaning Tower of Pisa, Galileo declared the power of his opinions to the world with his own experiments. The raging fire did not devour Bruno, a young man with firm and calm eyes. The shackles of creationism did not limit Darwin's exploration. The light of evolutionary thought illuminates every corner of the world? Yes, the gentle waves of the Mediterranean still beat the Apennine Peninsula in the sunshine, but human eyes have already looked to a broader and more far-reaching space.
1 1 Break the tradition and create achievements. Ben Ci, known as the "father of automobiles", broke the tradition that it has adhered to for many years, and today's famous brand automobile "Mercedes-Benz" came into being. After he invented the tricycle, people thought it was a monster and scoffed. Only his family supports him. He didn't give up the pursuit of ideals and continued to study. He broke the traditional rickshaw at that time and obtained the patent right of automobile manufacturing, which opened up a new era for mankind. Later generations called him "the father of cars" in memory of him. So sometimes in order to innovate, to make progress and to improve, we have to break the tradition.
Darwin was interested in science since he was a child, but his father and teachers thought that he was a "very mediocre child, whose intelligence was far lower than that of ordinary children." Later, despite Darwin's opposition, his father sent him to Edinburgh University.
Study medicine. Darwin was not interested in medicine, but was fascinated by natural history, mineralogy and entomology. When the father learned about it, he thought his son was "idle" and "neglected his studies" at school, so he sent him to Cambridge University to study theology. Darwin boldly broke through the shackles of theological education and insisted on self-study of natural science. Even though his hobbies and pursuits were not understood by his father and were violently interfered, he eventually became a naturalist, biologist and great founder of evolution. If Darwin had listened to other people's opinions and given up his pursuit, he would have been a doctor or a priest.
13 A short story: The United Nations will hold a children's essay contest all over the world. The topic is: "Please talk about your own views on food shortage in Africa." Because children in western Europe don't know what "food shortage" is, while children in Africa don't know what "food" is; American children think that the United States is the world and don't know what "Africa" is, while children in China and other countries don't know what "their own views" are. After reading this article, I am still quite shocked.
Under the arrangement of parents, we rely heavily on our parents and lose our own ideas and creativity. I can't help mourning for myself. No wonder China people can't get the Nobel Prize.
In bookstores of all sizes, all kinds of supplementary books can be seen everywhere, and people who come to buy them are also in an endless stream. The analysis in the book is perfect. As long as you preview these contents, the questions raised by the teacher will be correct and you will get high marks. But our thoughts are all imprisoned by these elegant "iron cages" Maybe I should buy a bunch of chrysanthemums to mourn my dead thoughts.