Throughout the ages, people who seem to be fearless have been crowned heroes. Jing Ke stabbed Qin alone, led his troops to fight dou, and went to the banquet alone. On this basis, it is suggested that people should be fearless and have the spirit of "people don't kill things, and Buddha doesn't kill things". And I think boldness is a good thing, but we should still have a little fear in our hearts.

The so-called fear is not cautious and timid. This kind of awe should be calm and cautious, and if you are the responsible person of Mount Tai, this kind of awe should be more of a kind of awe, a heartfelt respect for people and things outside. People say: ignorance and fearlessness. Excessive fearlessness actually comes from ignorance. If you can feel it but are still fearless, then its essence is ignorance.

People should fear nature. There are too many essences in nature absorbed by human beings, and too many philosophies need to be explored and explored. "Black birds feed back", "go to Qiu Lai in spring" and "come out of the water", naturally like an old man with a broad mind.

Like a knowledgeable tutor, isn't this nature worthy of our awe? Because of this fear, we have the national policy of protecting nature and saving resources, and the ideological construction of "Scientific Outlook on Development" and a harmonious society.

More details are as follows:

There is a high school student. In order to cultivate his mathematical literacy, the teacher gave him two difficult problems every day, but he wrote three on this day. That high school student was very strange, thinking that the teacher had increased the intensity of training, so he did it one after another.

The first two questions were finished in an hour, and the third one had no idea at all. The high school student was ashamed, but he did it at dawn. I handed it to the teacher the next day, and the teacher was surprised, because the third question of the senior high school student was Goldbach's conjecture, and this senior high school student was Gauss.

If Gauss knew that this was a world problem and countless mathematicians were defeated by it, could he still do it? It's hard to say, but it is this fearless spirit that made Gauss.