A few days ago, a senior HR (human resources manager) who has worked in a bank for ten years posted a post on the Internet called "It is difficult for a poor family to have a noble child", which means that it is more difficult for a poor family's child to get ahead than our parents' generation. This post caused a particularly extensive discussion. Do you think this sentence makes sense?

Let me start with myself. Our family was born in poverty. Our family is not poor. We have no door. Now that I think about it, I don't even know how my parents were such an ordinary rural couple. How did he donate me and my two brothers and three children from the countryside to go to college and graduate school? I always feel lucky. My parents don't read much, and my mother has never even attended the first grade of primary school. She actually thinks learning is very important. I will never compare myself with those rich children, for example, what is the difference or inequality between us, but we must admit that there are some inequalities in this world and we don't have many superior conditions. We don't have many shortcuts, but we can't complain that everyone's life is different. Some people are born with golden keys, while others are born without parents. There is no comparability between life and life. How we live depends entirely on how we feel. If you complain all your life, your life will be a life of complaining. If you are moved all your life, your life will be a moving life. If you are determined to change this society with your life, your life will be a fighter's life.

There is a documentary in Britain called Seven Years of Life. Twelve seven-year-olds at different stages were interviewed in the film, and they went back to visit them every seven years. The film finally finds that the children of the rich are still rich and the children of the poor are still poor, but there is a poor child named Nick who eventually becomes a university professor through his own struggle. It can be seen that there was a fish that escaped from the net in the palm of fate. Moreover, in real life, there are countless examples of children from poor families attacking back, so when we encounter failure, we can't attribute all the reasons to birth, let alone complain why our parents are not as good as others' parents, because poor family circumstances have not cut off all the possibilities of a person's success. When I encounter great difficulties in my life, I will walk up and down the streets of Beijing and watch people come and go. I thought, "Li Yuanyuan, you are really helpless in this city. You only have yourself, you have nothing. What you can do now is to fight your way out in this society alone. "

This speech is now the last one. In fact, when I first asked, I found that most of us are not from rich families and have to rely on ourselves. So you have to believe that fate has given you a lower starting point than others to tell you that you can use your life to fight a story of Jedi counterattack. This story is about independence, dreams, courage and perseverance. It is not a natural fairy tale, and there is no human life.