An 800 word essay with famous people Different people have different opinions 40

The benevolent see the benevolent, and the wise see the wise.

The so-called "benevolent see benevolent and wise see wise" means that the benevolent sees it and says it is benevolent, and the wise sees it and says it is wise. The metaphor is that different people have different views on the same issue from different positions or perspectives.

Today, I read an article called "The Bug Who Climbed the Wall" and I learned this from this story.

The Bug Climbing the Wall writes about two people observing a bug trying to climb a wall at the same time, but the inspiration is very different. The first person learned from this that you should not be discouraged in the face of setbacks, and you can only succeed if you persevere. The second person understands that after failure, we can't just know how to be brutal, but we must sum up lessons in order to realize our ideals.

Yes, we can't evaluate everything that happens around us and everything we see in terms of simple right and wrong. I suddenly thought of the sun and the moon. One glows during the day, the other shines at night, and although the effect of the two is very different, they both give us everything they have, so they have no one who is right or wrong.

Thinking about it, I can't help but think of an incident that once happened to me: once my tablemate and I had been arguing about how to use the New Year's money correctly, he said that it was best to keep it in the bank, and I always firmly believed that it was the right thing to use to buy extracurricular books or school supplies. As a result, the two of us fought for each other, but we still refused to give in to each other.

Later, a student who walked by us told us, "Why don't you buy books or school supplies and then put the rest in the bank, so that you can get the best of both worlds?" "At that time, we were dumbfounded.

Yes, what a good answer!

Think about it, too, some things, as long as they are handled reasonably, do not necessarily have to be right and wrong, good and bad. This is the opinion of the benevolent and the wise of the wise.

Read more Fan Wen yourself. Write more essays yourself.

After coming to China for more than two years, I have discovered that different people have different views and meanings about common sense in life.

See. Moreover, I met classmates from all over the world at Sun Yat-sen University, and they also had different concepts of the word "common sense".

I think it depends on the customs of each place and the way each person is educated. That is, people have a different opinion about a phenomenon, and this opinion must have arisen from their education or beliefs or life experiences.

On the other hand, a person's gender, age, occupation, and personality all influence their perception of common sense. For example, the most obvious thing is that the average woman will be more particular about her appearance, while the man will not do that. Besides, young people nowadays have to be cool, and older people don't have a problem with the word "cool".

Even some old people don't know what "cool" means.

In this way, everyone in the same society will have a different opinion. In terms of profession, what a carpenter encounters every day is completely different from what a doctor encounters every day. Common sense among carpenters is like:

How about this piece of wood, or what kind of wood is good for making a bed, or which kind of glue is the best, etc. And the common sense of doctors is like: how to get this disease, or what tools are needed to do a certain operation, or how to first aid people, etc.

In general, different professions give employees different common sense and knowledge.

Comparatively, as people age and gain knowledge, people's opinions or perceptions of common sense change. In my own case, a few years ago, my ideal lifestyle was not the same as it is now. Before, I just wanted to rest more, work less, and didn't want to work hard.

Unexpectedly, the money is really hard to make. So, now the perception of work has changed. Besides, when I was young, the most important thing in the world was play.

Now, I think at my age, the most important thing is knowledge. In another ten years, maybe my opinion will change.

In short, the differences in people's perceptions, opinions, and concepts basically depend on their education and the environment in which they were raised.