800 words inspirational slogan composition for college entrance examination

This slogan was displayed on the LED screen in the lobby of the middle school administration building: "Without the college entrance examination, can you beat the rich second generation?" This is such an "inspirational slogan for the college entrance examination", which unexpectedly aroused a strong response. Many people believe that this slogan vaguely reveals the opposition to the "rich second generation". In a society where anxiety has become a buzzword of the times, a very ordinary thing may be over-interpreted, because every group in this society tends to become overly sensitive due to a lack of security. "Without the college entrance examination, can you beat the rich second generation?" This was originally said by Bai Yansong when he was communicating with students at Zhengzhou University in July last year when talking about the fairness of the college entrance examination system. He just wanted to say that no matter how many college entrance examinations there are, Right or wrong, at least it is currently the fairest system to promote class mobility. Teacher Chen, who is in charge of slogan collection at No. 2 Middle School in Yongkang City, Zhejiang Province, saw this sentence and decisively included it in the "College Entrance Examination Inspirational Slogans". The opposition between the "poor second generation" and the "rich second generation" can be read from the inspirational slogan "Without the college entrance examination, can you beat the rich second generation?" It is obviously because we are overly "sensitive." Since it is "inspirational", it is natural to find inspirational models. In this slogan, the "rich second generation" is just a reference object. However, in the current emotionally complex society, the "rich second generation" is always viewed with colored glasses. There is absolutely no need for us to amplify the opposition between the "poor second generation" and the "rich second generation" from the slogan "Without the college entrance examination, can you beat the rich second generation?" But having said that, this slogan reminds us that to be inspirational, do we need to find a model or role model? It cannot be denied that Chinese people always have a psychological habit of "who must be followed". This habit is manifested in that when parents educate their children, they will criticize their children as not being as good as so and so; when a wife scolds her husband, she will nag, saying that he is not as rich as so and so; even if others do not ask you to do so, you may still mutter in your heart, so and so. So-and-so worked with me, how did he get promoted so quickly?! This is a somewhat anxious society, and this is not an exaggeration. In social and public life, many factors make everyone have to worry. If the anxiety in these public lives is unavoidable, in our private lives, the social psychology of "who must we look up to" has prompted us to actively sow the seeds of anxiety and set a trap for ourselves. ?Under the psychological shadow of "who must look up to", children are anxious because they know that their grades are not as good as others and their talents are not as many as others; adults are anxious because they do not have as much house as others and do not have as much power as others. All in all, we are not immune to the so-called success learning. The success of others is the motivation for our own progress. In terms of so-called inspiration, why can't we emphasize "being the best version of ourselves" instead of always being accustomed to competing with other groups? The "poor second generation" cannot be the "rich second generation", and they can definitely be the "second generation fighting for success" "This does not mean that every member of society should be content and self-contained, but that every group should have some "individualism spirit". Everyone should have the perspective and ability to interpret their own life, and have the mind to observe life and recognize the truth. Under the psychological influence of "who must look up to", people's independent critical thinking ability and independent inner spirit will be bewitched by the so-called success, and they will only "see" others, and their own life will be completely lost. I never think that these social psychology in "private life" are purely "private matters". Adults are used to being anxious in this psychological cycle, and then they will pass on this "comparison" rule to the next generation, causing anxiety from generation to generation. It is not conducive to social development. When the anxiety in public life has not been relieved, the anxiety of asking for trouble in private life will further reduce the individual's happiness index. Only by being a strong and independent person can you avoid being hurt. If you are anxious just because you cannot reach the heights of others, then even if the anxiety in the public life is relieved, the individual life may not be happy. From this perspective, I hope that the society I live in can convey to individuals the inspirational habit of "being the best version of yourself" rather than "having to look up to someone else". In ordinary days, everyone must learn to find themselves, and I also wish those students who are about to take the college entrance examination to find their own way.