Is it an idealist view to think how bold and productive a person is?

How bold and productive a person is is a manifestation of subjective idealism.

There are two opposing lines of knowledge in philosophy: one is the line from things to feelings and thoughts; the other is the line from feelings and thoughts to things, that is, the materialist reflection theory and the idealist epistemology. of opposition. The difference between the epistemologies of subjective idealism and objective idealism lies in whether consciousness of matter is subjective or objective.

"How bold a person is, how productive the land is; don't be afraid of not being able to do it, but be afraid of not being able to think of it; as long as you can think of it, you can do it." This sentence was a slogan during the Great Leap Forward period, which marked a new era for people. Subjective will, but in fact it is unrealistic. The bolder the people, the more productive the land will be. This is obviously wrong. It is an exaggerated slogan that is seriously divorced from objective reality and violates the scientific outlook on development. The above is how people today evaluate the slogan of the Great Leap Forward.