Why should people be confused and hesitant?

Because you already have a fixed pattern for many things in your mind, and when you find different patterns, you can't change the external patterns, and you don't want to change your own patterns, so you will be confused and hesitant.

Because people have eyes and ears, senses to receive information, and thoughts and ideas to analyze and feel this information, and produce a meal reaction to these messages. Confusion arises when this information is not well processed by the self-mind, or when it is not handled in a way that is in line with one's own thinking and thought patterns.

Because you have minds, your head thinks. And when you have a problem, you get confused because you don't have experience. In fact, if you go to nature more, stay away from the hustle and bustle of the city, and feel the beauty of nature, the confusion in your heart may be solved.

The problem is simple, life is an experience.

Confusion is a bump in the way you train yourself. It's solved, and it's gone.

Why are you unhappy, that is, you haven't crossed this hurdle.

It's not that I'm confused, it's that I don't work hard enough, don't say that I'm not capable.

Calm down, think about it, don't be deceived by your feelings, and trust your heart. You can also ask for more help from others!

Purpose is a beacon of life.

Establish a starting point in life.

Draw a blueprint for life.

Have your own plan.

Take an "inventory" of yourself

Constantly adjust your life goals.

Feeling the true meaning, how can there be confusion and hesitation.

巷徨, the Chinese word, pinyin páng huáng, means to wander around, hesitate, not knowing which direction to go. It also indicates restlessness and uncertainty.

From "The Book of Poetry: Wang Feng": "The subversion of the Min Zhou room can't bear to go, and the work is poetry." ”

synonyms: hesitation, hesitation, hesitation.

Antonyms: resolute, firm, decisive.

Usage: as a verb, adjective; The metaphor walks around, hesitating.

Example sentences: 1. In the face of major rights and wrongs, she did not hesitate.

2. Youth is like a lost deer, wandering at the crossroads of life, and the road ahead is full of thorns and hesitation. 1. Hesitation: also known as "Pang Huang", a Chinese word. It means wandering around, hesitating, not knowing which direction to go.

2. Wandering: walking back and forth because of uneasiness or hesitation.

Second, the source is different.

1. Hesitation: From Xuanzang of the Tang Dynasty "The Legend of the Western Regions of the Tang Dynasty: Under the Kingdom of Magadha": "There is a person who is lost in the forest, wandering back and forth, crying sadly. ”

2, imitation: from Mao Dun's "Disillusionment": "When she is depressed and imitating, Jing must go to her 'Sister Hui'."

3. The parts of speech are different.

1. Hesitation: a neutral word, mostly used to describe life confused and not knowing where to go.

2. Imitation: It is mostly used in a derogatory sense, describing people who have done something wrong and don't know what to do.

尷徨 (pinyin páng huáng) is also known as "side emperor", a Chinese word. It means wandering around, hesitating, not knowing which direction to go. It also indicates restlessness and uncertainty.

"Hesitation" is Lu Xun's second ** collection, a total of 11 ** works written from 1924 to 1925. The author "felt lonely" and "desolate" because he "became a wanderer, and he couldn't form a battle" because he "became a wanderer" and "couldn't form a battle", and "summed up his past experience, looked for new comrades-in-arms, and deployed new battles."

尷徨 páng huáng is also known as "side emperor", which means wandering around, hesitating, not knowing which direction to go. It also indicates restlessness and uncertainty.

德徨 is also known as "side emperor", a Chinese word. It means wandering around, hesitating, not knowing which direction to go. It also indicates restlessness and uncertainty.

First, the meaning of the expression is different.

1. Confused: the appearance of being vast and unclear; Describe life or work without knowing how to progress and having no sense of direction; The road ahead is ethereal.

2. Hesitation: It means wandering around, hesitating, and not knowing which way to go. It also indicates restlessness and uncertainty.

3. Confused: It means confused; Confused because of the indistinction of the banquet town, I don't know what to do; nervous disorders; Refers to bewitchment, to deceive.

4. Confusion: refers to feeling confused and not knowing what to do; Baffle.

Second, the source is different.

1. Confused: From the famous modern writer Bing Xin's "Outside the Collection: Little Orange Lantern", "I stood up boredly and put on my pants and looked at the confused mountain scenery in the dense fog outside the window. ”

2. Hesitation: From the "Poetry, Wang Feng, Huang Lixuan" in the first collection of poetry in ancient China, "The subversion of the Min Zhou room, hesitation can't bear to go, and it is poetry." ”

Translation: Pity that the Zhou royal family was overthrown and destroyed, and he was unwilling to leave, so he sat in this poem.

3, confused: from the Qing Dynasty ** family Pu Songling's "Liao Zhai Zhi Wei Three Immortals", "I saw a hole next to it, and the water trickled." Confused. ”

Translation: When I saw a hole next to me, and the hole was flowing slowly and smoothly, I was surprised and confused.

4. Confused: From the modern scholar Gu Jinan's "Huangqiao Baked Cakes", "he was puzzled. The comrade told him that it was intended to be fed to the captives. ”

Confused: mí máng, (1) the appearance of being vast and unclear (2) describing life or work without knowing how to progress and having no sense of direction; The road ahead is ethereal. This word should focus on understanding the word "茫", which means "far away, large area, unable to see the edge", so this word creates an artistic conception of being lost in the vast wilderness.

Hesitation: páng huáng, also known as "side emperor", (1) wandering, walking around, not knowing how to go (2) hesitating (3) no direction. The word describes a state of walking around and being overwhelmed.

迷惘: mí wǎngConfused because I can't tell the difference, I don't know what to do.

This word focuses on understanding the word "惘", which is composed of "heart" and "罔", "罔" leads to "net", and the word "惘" means that the heart is in the net, trapped and helpless. Confusion describes a situation in which you feel lost because you can't figure it out in your heart.

Confused: kùn huò "sleepy", wood in the wall, no way out; "Confused", the heart is hesitant and doubtful. This word denotes a feeling of distress that arises due to hesitation and indecision.

There are differences between confusion and hesitation in the following four ways:

1.Meaning: Confusion is usually used to describe a person who is confused about the goal and direction of life, does not know where he should go, and often shows a lack of direction for life or work; Hesitation, on the other hand, emphasizes a person's hesitation in the face of choice, not knowing which direction to choose, which is a kind of hesitation in action.

2.Emotional color: Confusion usually carries a certain amount of negativity, because it suggests that a person has a lack of direction and purpose in life, and may be in a passive state; Hesitation, on the other hand, may not necessarily be negative, it may be a kind of prudence and thinking when faced with a major decision.

3.Source: The word "confused" mainly appears in works such as "Outside the Collection: Little Orange Lantern" by the famous modern Hui Rotten Stove writer Bing Xin.

4.Semantic context: Although confusion and hesitation both involve hesitation and confusion, the semantic context in which they operate is different.

Confusion is usually when faced with major issues in life or in complex situations. Confusion often arises when faced with a simple choice or decision.

In general, there are obvious differences between confusion and hesitation in terms of meaning, emotional color, provenance, and semantic background.

Confusion and hesitation mean different things. According to the relevant public information of the inquiry, confusion means that it is vast and the eggplant cannot see the appearance of Cong Na buryed, and it also describes that there is no sense of direction in life or work. Confused means confused, confused because of indistinction.

It is precisely because man has a mind that he is the highest animal.

Do you think there is a reason for having complex thoughts and emotions?

This is also a distraction that comes from the human heart.

So we should adjust our mentality appropriately!

You will be confused because your life lacks color.

You should add fun to your life.

Maybe your life is too easy.

There is no rhythm. You should adjust your routine.

Try to make the arrangement as substantial and compact as possible.

Have time to do more exercise, listen to **, and relax yourself.

I believe that you should not feel lost in this way.

Have a goal and struggle!

People who have a sound outlook on life and values will not be confused or panicked. Because they know who they are, they know that they have come from ** and are going to **.

Mentality! A positive attitude determines the height of life! Some people see opportunities in the face of difficulties, which is the bright future.

But some people will see that the road ahead is a dead end, an alley with no way out. He'll feel lost! The reason for confusion is attitude!

Attitude is everything, this is my opinion, I hope to help you!

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