I agree with the view that those who are close to the ink are black.

Some people say that "those who are near the ink are not necessarily black" and "the lotus leaves the mud but is not stained". I don't think this is reasonable. Lotus flowers bloom after the buds grow out of the water, so they can be "dyed". If it is opened in mud, it is not difficult to imagine what kind of "respect" it will receive from the perspective of physics and biology.

It is not difficult to give an example of "those who are close to ink are black" Car repair workers are exposed to oil pollution every day, and their hands are soaked in oil pollution for a long time; When we dig the land under the coal pile in the coal plant, we will find that most of it is stained with coal. What happened? It turns out that there is a certain gap between human hands and land. Due to molecular diffusion, over time, oil will inevitably enter the skin through the epidermis of the hand, and coal molecules will also spread into the soil layer.

Nothing is impeccable. It goes without saying that this is the case with material things, and so is people's moral cultivation. If you come into contact with beautiful things or people with excellent quality, you may be unconsciously influenced, unconsciously accept the world view of truth, goodness and beauty, and become an excellent person yourself; However, if you are exposed to a "fake, evil and ugly" attitude and lifestyle, you are more or less adversely affected, that is, those who are close to ink are black.

This is especially true for young people. We are simple-minded and inexperienced, and our ability to distinguish right from wrong is not strong. But at this time, we are sharp-minded, easy to accept new things, and easy to be colored. Therefore, we should be vigilant, try to get in touch with beautiful things more, edify ourselves more, pay attention to preventing small delays, and resolutely abandon ugly things.

Be alert, everything near the ink is black.