If the Chinese nation wants to rank among the advanced nations in the world and catch up with the western developed countries, it must be down-to-earth and forge ahead, which requires people to feel less secure and more crisis.
Too much "security" is often the beginning of danger. As we all know, the rulers of the Qing Dynasty always regarded themselves as "security" and "the Qing Empire", and they did not make progress or seek development. As a result, they are not only unsafe, but more and more dangerous and beaten everywhere. In the end, it humiliated the country and became a semi-feudal and semi-colonial society, and finally went to extinction.
"Sense of crisis" can often inspire people's spirit of struggle. After World War II, Japan and Germany were very shabby and depressed. However, because the Japanese and Germans deeply felt the huge gap between their country and the world, with a strong sense of crisis, they worked hard for the re-emergence of the Yamato nation and the Germanic nation. After decades of hard work, they finally became a world power, and leapt to catch up with and surpass the original ones.
Excessive "sense of security" often makes people unwilling to make progress and will dilute it; However, some "sense of crisis" can often make people work hard. Therefore, in order to revitalize the Chinese nation, it is necessary to change the sense of security into the sense of crisis, so that people should not be blindly carefree, but devote themselves to socialist construction in the spirit of revolution and hard struggle. Only in this way can the Chinese nation be truly powerful.
How can we make people transition from excessive sense of security to sense of crisis? At present, the reform of the three systems is a good measure. It is true that some people will lose their "security" in the reform, worry that they will not be able to do well without "food", worry that they will suffer hardships and be eliminated because of lack of ability. These worries are unnecessary. However, if the three institutional reforms are not carried out, the prosperity of the country and the rejuvenation of the nation will inevitably be affected. In today's increasingly competitive world, it is the general trend to carry out three system reforms in China. Only in this way can we accelerate the pace of China's socialist construction, gradually narrow the gap with developed countries, catch up with capitalism, and make the Chinese nation truly "safe."
The Chinese nation has always been a nation unwilling to lag behind. I hope that every one of us in China, with a strong sense of national responsibility, will increase our sense of crisis and reduce our sense of security, study hard in our own land and work hard to make the Chinese nation truly stand among the advanced nations in the world as an oriental giant.