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The orange is orange in Huainan, and the orange in Huaibei is orange. Our view is that adversity is not conducive to success. Let me make the following two analyses.

First, from a conceptual point of view: man lives. Always in a certain social environment and natural environment, when such an environment has set up good conditions for all aspects of our success, which is conducive to the play of our subjective initiative, this kind of environment is a good environment.

When we live in a situation where we are always experiencing difficulties and depression in order to survive or achieve our careers, this environment is adversity. "Backward" means in the opposite direction, as opposed to the good times. "Adversity" means a situation that is not going well.

Will the conditions that don't go well be favorable? If adversity is conducive to success and prosperity is unfavorable, why do we often wish "smooth sailing" and dry hemp not wish "smooth sailing". Let's take a look at the point of contention today, whether it is good or not.

The core lies in profit. The Modern Chinese Dictionary has three interpretations of li: first, li has the meaning of smooth and convenient; Second, profit means profit; Third, it is to make advantage.

But in either sense of the word, it does not conform to the positive view. Can you say that adversity makes a person's success smoother and more convenient?

Second, from the social aspect: it is true that in a poor and backward society, talents can still be produced in a difficult environment, but how many times more difficult will their success be than in a good environment? Is this the benefit of adversity?

On the other hand, society is progressing, people's living standards are also improving, and our growth conditions are much smoother than in the past. However, even so, teachers, parents, and schools are still constantly creating a good learning and living environment for us, and creating a smooth growth space for us. This is to make it more conducive to our success.

A good education, a relaxed ideological environment, and perfect living and learning conditions are the favorable factors for us to become talents. The number of successful people throughout the ages also provides us with proof. The allusion of Meng's mother's three moves can be said to be popular, if adversity is not conducive to becoming a talent, why should Meng's mother work hard to move?

Could it be that she doesn't like her house? At the end of the show, there must be a summary, a sentence. Adversity is not conducive to success.

You should have heard the story of hurting Zhongyong, Fang Zhongyong is talented and intelligent, and his congenital conditions are very good, but his father is short-sighted, which delays Zhongyong's acquired education, and finally causes him to "be oblivious to everyone".

Personally, I think that Zhongyong's father's behavior and the environment around Zhongyong, which does not attach importance to education, should be regarded as adversity. In this case, even if he is as talented as Fang Zhongyong, he will not be able to escape the tragedy of a mediocre life.

If you want to practice martial arts, you must have favorable living conditions, otherwise it will not be conducive to becoming a talent.

When you are old and strong, you would rather move the heart of the white head; Poor and strong, do not fall into the ambition of the clouds. --Wang Bo.

There is no end to learning (Confucius).