As we all know, we should correctly guide college students to face setbacks in life. Frustration is inevitable in life, and universities should carry out frustration education. Its truth is profound.

A large number of striking examples contribute to this argument. A case in point is that every year, more and more college students commit suicide when encountering some setbacks. This is close to showing that it is urgent to strengthen frustration education. In fact, it seems that successful people are often good at dealing with setbacks. In addition, most students are often annoyed and discouraged by setbacks, rather than learning lessons.

From the evidence provided, we can draw the conclusion that frustration education is necessary for college students. However, it is worth noting that colleges and universities should provide psychological services for students while carrying out frustration education. In short, college students should be guided to the right path in the face of life setbacks.