Piano master graffman talked about China's evaluation of students in an interview. He thinks that China people put too much emphasis on competition. In this respect, I think there is nothing wrong with competition itself. We should always keep a sense of competition.

"A reporter asked piano master graffman ..." Yes, the reporter asked piano master graffman, not pianist graffman or piano teacher graffman. What is a "master"? Doesn't it mean people who are outstanding in a certain industry or a certain aspect? If graffman chooses to be an ordinary pianist calmly instead of competing, will he still become a master? So graffman himself is an example of successful competition, but it is a bit pot calling the kettle black to brazenly criticize China people for emphasizing competition.

"I think China people put too much emphasis on competition, especially the first place ..." This is part of graffman's evaluation, which almost reveals the reasons for the rapid development of China in recent decades. Isn't this strong sense of competition the reason why China can develop so rapidly and vigorously? Darwin wrote in the Origin of Species: Natural selection means survival of the fittest. Without competition and awareness of competition, it is impossible for China to survive in a sinister international environment, let alone develop. Therefore, it is extremely important for individuals and countries to keep a sense of competition at all times.

Fortunately, today, the consciousness and concept of competition have been deeply rooted in people's hearts.

"... and unconsciously emphasize this concept in daily life. "This is another part of graffman's evaluation. Through this part, we can know that the concept of attaching importance to competition has been deeply rooted in people's hearts, and it is impossible to stand on high without a heart that is pregnant with competition at all times. 20 15 In May, Lingao Middle School, located in Lingao County, won the championship with a big score in the basketball final of Hainan Provincial Games, and regained the podium after 15. Haikou is the capital of Hainan, but Lingao is only a poor county with an annual income of only 300 million. However, Hainan Middle School lost, and the coach reflected afterwards, which can be summarized as two words: underestimating the enemy. This example just shows how terrible it is to have no competition. Invincibility will make you complacent, proud and eventually lead to failure.

Some people think that keeping a sense of competition at all times will make you tired. Yes, but comfort is for the dead. Do you have to work hard if you live without fighting? All-out competition may not make you live comfortably, but it will make you die fully.

China writer Da Bing once said: It doesn't matter what you like, what matters is whether you have the ability to like it, whether you try your best to get in touch with it, whether you have the determination to stick to it, and whether you have the right to choose. He who does not advance loses ground. No competition, nothing.