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Anonymous users2024-02-06Personally, I think that an open mind has nothing to do with being positive and optimistic!
Give an example of an individual's understanding of an open mind.
Japan has made unforgivable mistakes against China, and many people hate Japan because of this, and they deny everything in Japan (whether it is good or backward), and because these people have denied everything in Japan, they are unwilling and will not receive anything valuable from Japan, and their hearts are closed to Japan! An open mind should mean that whether it is something you like or something you hate, you are willing to humbly discover and learn something valuable from it, rather than denying everything you hate and simply beating it to death! An open mind gives people the opportunity to learn more and achieve more than ordinary people can't.
For people who have the attitude of "not ashamed to ask, there must be my teacher in a threesome", they should all be people with an open mind, the difference is the degree of openness. To discover and learn something valuable from people or things you hate, it may not be easy to get ......over the hurdle of "hating".
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