Black is a popular proverb, which means that people who touch or get close to bad things are prone to deterioration or pollution. However, I think this proverb is not completely correct. People who are close to ink are not necessarily black, and touching bad things does not necessarily mean that people will become bad or polluted.
Human nature is complex, and everyone has his own independent thinking and behavior ability. Poor contact with things may have a certain impact on our thinking and behavior, but it does not mean that we will be polluted or changed by them. Be able to analyze problems rationally, and have their own right and wrong ideas and judgments. In the face of adverse effects, we can choose to stay away or resist, rather than blindly accept or follow suit.
People's immunity and resistance vary from person to person. Some people may be more susceptible to bad things, while others can firmly defend their beliefs and principles. It's like a war of bacterial invasion. A healthy body can resist the invasion of bacteria, while a weak person may get sick easily. However, this does not mean that a healthy body will be infected by bacteria.
Environment is also an important factor affecting people's growth. In a harsh environment, people may face various problems and challenges, such as poverty, violence, drugs and so on. However, these problems do not mean that we will be influenced or changed by them.
We can actively face challenges, find solutions to problems, and strive to change our destiny. In the face of difficulties and challenges, we can strengthen our beliefs and goals and keep moving forward. I think the proverb "People near Mexico are black" is somewhat biased. It overemphasizes the influence of bad things on human growth, but ignores the influence of people's subjective initiative and environmental factors.
We should not simply blame people's growth and change on the surrounding things and environment, but should see the importance of people's independent thinking and behavior ability. We should encourage people to face the challenges and problems in life positively and find solutions instead of letting them fall into a negative and pessimistic state of mind.
The view that people who approach Mexico are not necessarily black is not to deny the influence of environment on people's growth.
It emphasizes the importance of people's independent thinking and behavior ability. We should see the influence of people's subjective initiative and environmental factors and encourage people to actively face the challenges and problems in life. Only in this way can we truly understand the complexity and diversity of human nature and truly promote the progress and development of society.