Truth is not to please people. Truth often annoys people, even others, and annoys themselves, because it often means habits that do not conform to the trajectory or laws of life. People who are friends with truth often have to be enemies with power, if this power crosses their own boundaries and becomes a raging power. He didn't do it on purpose, let alone like it, but rampant power often forced him to choose between the two: either give up the truth and obey it, or stick to it and be persecuted.

Therefore, people who bear the truth often have a heavy burden. On the one hand, he feels the beauty and certainty of truth, on the other hand, he must be firm and practical, as Martin Luther said: I stand here, and this is my position.

However, people who see the truth are happy, although as long as they don't abandon their compatriots, as Plato said in the Cave Fable, after seeing the sun, they will return to the dark cave and their companions who take the shadow as the truth. Tell him what he saw; Although he will pay the price, sometimes even the price of his life, people who have seen the truth are often unwilling to exchange anything for this precious taste that makes him uncomfortable.

Try to be friends with the truth, and you will be happy.