I think it's true. This should be a kind of mentality of the majority of students. In their eyes, they may not think that there is anything wrong with fishing attitude, nor do they think that fishing attitude is self-indulgence. I believe that many students actually have this mentality, and campus life is actually a normal state of fishing. In fact, not only students, but also many people have this mentality at work. Many people have different views on this state of campus fishing, but you have to admit it.

I don't know how you understand campus fishing. In my opinion, campus fishing is actually a kind of muddling along. Fishing actually comes from the word fish in troubled waters.

Of course you can understand the meaning of fishing in troubled waters. In fact, to put it bluntly, it means not making progress, but each stage has its own different views on campus fishing. As a parent's point of view;

If the child has a fishing mentality, it shows that he is not motivated and enterprising. From the student's point of view, he will feel that he will not make trouble and will not screw up all his step-by-step life.

In their view, fishing is a state of mind that is content with the status quo. In the teacher's view, the mentality of students fishing on campus is an attitude towards life that they don't want to take shortcuts, so in fact, everyone stands from different angles, so their understanding of the word is different.

It can't be said that the fishing mentality on campus is not good. For the vast majority of students, as long as they don't make trouble and don't repeat grades, they can graduate smoothly. In fact, it is also a self-deprecating attitude towards life. For them, fishing is not self-indulgence or offline. In fact, it is more a way of self-scheduling, so many times we just understand the surface of the word. In fact, many students don't think so, so we should have a correct attitude towards campus fishing.

Many times, we adults also have this mentality. We finish the task at work, and then the rest of the time is tantamount to fishing. Anyway, I think both students and adults should be inspired, or let their nerves collapse, so as to have a sense of urgency and spur us to make continuous progress. I'm not denying the mentality of campus fishing, but I think young people should be more energetic and should not advocate such a sense of security.