In our daily life, we often see a senior three graduate applying for a job. When applying for a job, we generally recommend applying for a good major or school, and rarely apply for some unpopular majors. Or report this score to the major to maximize the score. This is not a waste, completely ignoring students' personal hobbies and interests. It can be seen that life makes people more and more realistic and materialized. The most terrible thing is that many senior three graduates don't have their own ideas. Maybe they have become a reality in school education. This is a great sorrow.
When listening to the lecture today, Teacher Zheng Guihua talked about the sadness of being alienated when reading Kafka's Metamorphosis. She said that she had changed from a petty bourgeoisie woman to a working machine. Although she spoke with a smile on her face, she said that her heart was heavy. Just because she was lecturing, she couldn't convey this sad mood to the audience, so she had to smile. Listening to her heartfelt words and looking at her helpless expression, I can't help but get lost in thought.
Gregory's alienation into a beetle and his famous son's alienation into a cricket are not physiological changes, and we can't judge right or wrong by physiological changes. This is spiritual alienation. People are now more and more satisfied with material happiness and forget spiritual wealth. Although society talks about morality repeatedly, vague morality cannot improve a person's spiritual realm. The spiritual realm must be nourished and promoted by good literary works.
I don't know when I began to like buying a dress, a pair of shoes and even a piece of jewelry. Seldom enjoy the happiness of self-cultivation. Although I usually pay great attention to my studies, I feel procrastination is getting more and more serious, especially under the current rules and regulations, and it is very uncomfortable to work. I always feel that the life I want should not be like this. Unfortunately, I can't leave this system because I depend on it. I envy those who leave the system to do their favorite education, without having to listen to other people's orders and be disturbed by some boring things. They finally lived the life they wanted.
They have a lot of choices, because they are both talented and courageous. Unfortunately, I am "like a fish", but I have no ability to weave a web.
At this moment, I also deeply felt the pain of alienation. When I think about the life of ancient people, I always feel that life is too far away from me.