There is a fable poem that tells a very interesting cycle: sparrows look down on swallows, swallows look down on orioles, orioles look down on larks, larks look down on parrots, parrots look down on magpies, magpies look down on goshawks, and goshawks become the finishers of this cycle-they look down on sparrows! This reminds me of circles of "dominoes". Can you see who is above who?

People are often confused about this kind of thing. After all, birds don't know the difference between "coward" and "warrior", "aim high" and "down-to-earth", but humans do. Therefore, always ask "Who is better than who?" Who is inferior to who? Who won? Who is the worst? "Unfortunately, it is often difficult to find answers to such questions. So I said, "Come on! Change your mind. "

Many people are used to flaunting themselves as "dialectical materialists", but at the same time they unconsciously make "metaphysical" mistakes. Every bird "keenly" discovers the "stain" of others, but is unaware of the stain found by others, because they all make the mistake of looking at things one-sidedly, remember? Quot "The ruler is short, the inch is long" is one of them. Secondly, larks can sing and goshawks can fly very high. These are objective facts, but different people will make completely different evaluations in different positions and angles. Magpie, like the goshawk, thinks it is "ambitious". Maybe the goshawk himself, or many other people, just think it is the embodiment of courage and strength.

What if you look at it from another angle? Take magpie as an example, if it thinks from another angle: Is my life immoral? Do I have the courage and strength to fly high? In this way, the situation is different: the strange circle is broken, and the birds will become a whole that is perfectly integrated by all the individuals with personality.

Comparing birds with people, people run around in a complex society and touch all kinds of people and things every day. If we don't change our vision, but always judge who is right or wrong with a certain mentality, and consciously adopt two standards when looking at others and ourselves, it will seriously affect our correct understanding of ourselves, others and society. No matter how beautiful the world is, it can only be seen in the fog, not even flowers.

So, let's learn to look at the world from a different angle, don't generalize, and don't subjectively deny the objective. In this way, there will be no strange circle of birds in the world, and we can better transform the world and build a better life on the basis of a clear understanding of subjectivity and objectivity.