What have we learned from the epidemic?

Through this epidemic, we got the following enlightenment:

The epidemic tells us to fear nature. Since the birth of mankind, it has been fighting against nature. With the progress of science and technology, we feel more and more that we can transform and control nature, but one painful lesson tells us that even if we are no longer slaves of nature, we will never be masters of nature.

The epidemic tells us to cherish possession. Many people "enjoyed" the long vacation because of the epidemic, but soon found that it was so boring to rest at home. Many people even turned upside down day and night, and finally everyone began to miss work. Someone once said, "It is best not to be unemployed for more than a month, otherwise people will be devastated." We finally understand that work is not only a means for us to support our families, but also a necessary need for us to be human. It is the stage when we live regularly, socialize normally and realize value.

Epidemics tell us to stay healthy. An epidemic makes us find that health is a person's greatest competitiveness. Without health, no matter how much wealth and status there is, it will disappear. However, it is often the scar that heals and the pain is forgotten. When you are well, you still have to smoke. You should stay up late and forget exercise and health care. This epidemic once again tells us that physical exercise is not dispensable, but a guarantee for a healthy life. We must not use the lack of time as an excuse, but should become a necessity in life.

The mood brought by the epidemic

Difficulties may also be opportunities, so we should have a sense of urgency. I believe that after this unexpected event, many people will have a new understanding of their consumption concept. I hope everyone will sort out their consumption concepts again, make a good plan and save money to deal with unexpected risk events. Faced with hope, no one will want to give up. But after a failure, when all the news is released, everyone will think that all the "specific drugs" are jokes.