Yes, "born in sorrow, died in happiness." This is a well-known fact. In the long river of life, there are countless challenges, countless frustrations and countless setbacks waiting for us. Before these so-called disasters come, we are always ready.
Holding a "nervous" mentality, or coveting ease and eventually dying? Of course, if you choose the former, success often favors those who are prepared. Only by taking precautions can we reach the other side of success.
Not long ago, I heard a story that when you throw a frog into a cup of boiling water, it will jump out of the boiling water to save it.
Your own life. However, if you put the frog in a cup of warm water and heat it slowly at the bottom of the cup, the poor frog will die. What is the reason? It turned out to be the result of tension and relaxation. seething
When in the water, the frog knew that his life was in danger, so he put all his eggs in one basket and tried his best to escape. When he was in warm water, the frog felt particularly comfortable and relaxed his vigilance. It was in a comfortable environment that he lost his protection.
Your own ability, rather than seeking pleasure in times of peace. As a result, when a sudden blow came, they were helpless and could only let things go wrong.
Because Liu Bei has a "neurotic" mind, he recruited soldiers and made "Three Oaths in Taoyuan", and finally achieved his own hegemony.
Shang Zhouwang has great rivers and mountains, and he has no sense of hardship. He only knows pleasure and harms the people. Although he owns the world, he doesn't know the truth that "water can carry a boat, but it can also overturn it." In a comfortable environment, he did not prepare for danger in times of peace, and as a result, a great Shang Dynasty collapsed. Li Shimin is well aware of this. Always be vigilant after winning the world, and finally ushered in the "rule of Zhenguan" in the Tang Dynasty.
Without a nervous mind, Yuan Longping could not be the "father of hybrid rice"; Without a "nervous mind", there would be no Liu Xiang winning the Olympic Games, and there would be no "nervous mind". ...
But "tension" must be moderate. Beyond a certain limit, it becomes fear, which is counterproductive.
Yes, the ancients gave us too many examples and left too many regrets. Today, with the rapid development of modern society, only by keeping a "vigilant" mind at all times can we stand out on the road of life and realize our ideals. The old adage "Born in sorrow and died in happiness" reminds us that we can't take it lightly.