It can be said that adversity, as an objective external environment, will promote or motivate some people to become talents, but adversity is neither a sufficient condition nor a necessary condition for becoming talents. "Prosperity" can also make people successful. For example, Jeikiy, a young female translator around Premier Zhu Rongji, has won praise from domestic and foreign media for her quick response, clear pronunciation and excellent interpretation. Her parents are both experienced foreign language experts. Jeikiy has unique conditions for learning a foreign language in such a family. Doesn't this mean that "prosperous times" can also produce talents?
It can be seen that the fundamental factor of success lies not in whether the "environment" is "unfavorable" or "smooth", but in personal struggle. It is certainly possible to become a scholar after "going to the countryside to be a farmer", but are there more opportunities to "become a scholar" than to "go to college" and study hard to become a scholar? Moreover, even self-study, the main reason is not "being a farmer" but "self-study". Just as Edison's key to success lies in "self-improvement" rather than "being a newsboy".
Forrest Gump in the movie Forrest Gump once said, "Don't ask for trouble, trouble will come to you." This sentence only advises us not to be farmers deliberately and seek "adversity"; At the same time, it also reminds us that people will encounter difficulties and "adversity" at any time in their lives, and we should cherish the "good times" in front of us.