You don't have to look up at others with an inferiority complex, and you shouldn't look down on others with a high self-esteem mentality. Learn to look up, look up at yourself and look up at others, which is the most appropriate and friendly social "perspective". Those who are used to looking up at others are exhausted and exhausted by the humility and fear on their faces. Why bother coming! On the other hand, people who look down on others are keen on condescending, pretentious and supercilious, and often fail to see that there are mountains beyond the mountains. The deviation of these two kinds of people in "perspective" leads to their distorted and inaccurate views on others and themselves, which cannot be treated correctly. This is because they lack rich personality background, narrow-minded and short-sighted. To look at yourself is to stand in the world with dignity. Of all the difficulties in the world, the most difficult thing is to put yourself right. When people encounter setbacks, they often feel sorry for themselves and think too little about themselves. In the spring breeze, they often think highly of themselves and think that the hero in the world is me. Have you ever found that once some people make small achievements, a pair of originally good eyes will move to their foreheads, and from then on, "vision" will be alienated and the head-up function will be lost. They will stand out from the crowd everywhere and be very snobbish. In Song Dynasty, there was a famous minister named Zhao Bian. He was honest and never proud of his official position. When he retired to his hometown in his later years, he wrote a poem: "The gold on his waist has retired, and the news is normal. The world wants to know that Gao Zhai is old, but it is Zhao Shiro of Gao Cun. " I mean, don't think I'm a big official. I'm actually Zhao Shirang, from Hakka village! Those who are used to living in the pride of overlooking others, can they not be ashamed of Zhao's willingness to look up at their words and deeds? To look at people is to love and respect yourself, and not to sell yourself short. There is a story like this: It is said that during the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty, Sun Yat-sen returned from studying in Japan and passed by the Governor's Office in Wuchang. He wanted to meet Zhang Zhidong, the famous governor of Guangdong and Guangxi at that time, and wrote a note: Sun Yat-sen, a scholar, asked to meet Zhang Zhidong's brother. Zhang looked at the note handed by the gatekeeper with displeasure. He raised his pen and wrote on the note: "How dare Ding Bai call each other brothers with three-character stickers?" The gatekeeper returned the note to Sun Yat-sen. When Sun Yat-sen saw it, he immediately wrote on the note: "You can go to Wan Li Road, study in thousands of books, and be proud of Prince Buyi." The gatekeeper passed the note into the governor's house again. After reading it, Zhang Zhidong gave a cry of "Ah" and repeatedly said, "Please! Please. Please! " Sun Yat-sen deserves to be called Sun Yat-sen. When he was in a humble position, he dared to look down on powerful people. He was really courageous and knowledgeable. When many people around us see dignitaries, they can't help but grovel and look up. They shouldn't be ashamed! China people should learn from Sun Yat-sen. When they dare to look up and learn to look directly at powerful people, they can truly "stand up". Having said that, I can't help mentioning the famous Roosevelt. Roosevelt was paralyzed in the lower limbs, but he won the only honor of being the president of the United States for four consecutive years with brilliant achievements. This gentleman is modest and treats others as equals, like a brother and a friend. Some people say that Roosevelt can treat the king as an ordinary person and treat the ordinary person as a king, but the king and ordinary people love him for it. In view of this, can the public servants, stars and rich people around us condescend to learn from "Comrade Roosevelt", see the people and the society, and thus create their own personality charm? Head-up is the natural expression of a person's noble sentiment and excellent knowledge. Only when a person dares and is willing to look straight ahead can he not feel ashamed and humble in front of his relatives and relatives, and not be arrogant and swaggering in front of peddlers and pawns. In the bustling city, if we look at everything with a smile in sandals, we can be called civilized people in the civilized era. Analysis of test questions: This topic is proposition composition. The title of the composition is "head-up", which means "head-up ahead". First of all, you can use the method of disassembling the questions to examine the questions. "Ping" means ordinary, peaceful, calm, calm, equal, balanced, fair, just and gentle; "Seeing" means seeing, treating, observing and appreciating. Next, we can further explore the connotation of "head-up" by asking questions. Question 1: What is "head-up"? In view of this, we can have the following ideas: 1. Head-up is a sincere and pure attitude towards life. 2. Head-up is a concrete manifestation of harmony between people and between people and nature. 3. Head-up is the need of self, which can keep mental health and balance. Question 2: Why do you look up? In this regard, we can think like this: 1. If you don't look up, you will look up, you will feel inferior and flatter; 2. If you don't look up and bow your head, you will be arrogant; 3. If you look straight, you can see it really, clearly and far; 4. If you look straight, it is fairness and justice; 5. Head-up is the best visual way, a simple way to get rid of distractions. Question 3: How to look up? This question is a reflection on how to do it: 1. Looking straight requires inner dignity and integrity; 2. Head-up needs the purity and nobility of love; 3. Head-up requires extensive and profound knowledge;