Rules should be an invisible net, which virtually limits people's activities. From national policies and guidelines to daily behavior norms, the rule network is always around us. And we may be in all kinds of "nets" at the same time, big and small, anytime and anywhere. Imagine that we are in various "nets" and can't help but feel suffocated when our actions are blocked. However, we must know that "without rules, there is no Fiona Fang", and so are rules. Without so many rules involved in our life, we may have been in a wild and chaotic situation.
However, sometimes rules are not "rules". Why are some people so calm in front of the rules? Because the rules in their eyes are no longer a net that binds people, they may have been integrated into their lives and become a part of their lives. People who obey traffic rules never think that waiting for a red light is a net that binds them; Punctual people never think that going to work on time every day is a burden; Children as young as ten years old have long understood that it is a rule to flush after going to the toilet. Therefore, people who regard rules as a habit and often have a sense of rules will not get tired of them and will not complain. Perhaps, "the road doesn't pick up, the door doesn't close at night" is a portrayal of a society where everyone has a sense of rules.
No matter how big or small the rules are, they will not be perfect. Rules can't cover everything, so we can't be the "drillers" of rules. Opportunism will not bring so-called "freedom", but will bring serious consequences to itself. Rules should not be emotional. They don't consider everyone's feelings. We don't tamper with rules. Don't try to defend yourself, and don't use "rules are dead and people are alive" to excuse yourself. We should not be "lawbreakers" who know the rules but violate them. But sometimes, rules are not the norms of people's behavior, or they have become obsolete rules. At this time, we can't be "blind followers" of the rules.
Rules exist not to bind people, not to deliberately make things difficult for us; Rules are not created for those who abide by them, but only for those who have a weak sense of rules. You know, we don't have to be tired of rules, and we don't have to try to avoid them. As long as the rules are in our hearts, life can be orderly and relaxed.