I know the general meaning of this sentence, but I want to know the detailed meaning: "A strong wind can blow away a piece of white paper, but it can't blow away a butterfly". Did he use "growing up in adversity"? To be a person with thoughts and directions, white paper in the wind, like duckweed in water, has no direction and just goes with the flow. Once the wind stops, the white paper will be passively dyed with different colors, which is even more terrible after the storm. As a living individual, whether a butterfly or a person, you must have a direction in your heart, which may not be great, but once you decide, you must work hard in this direction, encounter all kinds of difficulties, and resist the ever-present negative temptation, otherwise, you can only be "blank paper in the wind." Supplement: Yes, this sentence can be used in many places.