Ma Yun's knowledge can't change his fate.

I don't think knowledge can change fate.

Knowledge can't change your destiny, but what can you do to change your destiny without knowledge?

I don't know what fate the subject wants to change through knowledge. If you want to be rich or expensive, such as Ma Yun, you really need to combine many factors (birth, mentality, habits, opportunities and choices to become a celebrity on the Forbes list). No matter how much knowledge you master, you can't achieve the same achievements as them.

But at least read more books and master some knowledge and skills. Knowledge, like an invisible wing, can open up one's own ideological realm, increase one's knowledge, maintain a good attitude and change one's way of thinking, so that one will not be confused when encountering setbacks, and will unconsciously solve problems according to the familiar things in the book. Knowledge brings subtle changes. Knowledge can't change your world, but it can change your view of it. Knowledge will give you more choices, and you won't be forced to make a living because you don't read much.

In fact, people who have time to study are lucky and should cherish them.

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There is a saying that a three-year-old child knows that a seventy-year-old man can't do it.

All knowledge is knowledge, not achievement.

Knowledge can be roughly divided into two categories:

First of all, it is good to know. In the future, it is time to make a judgment, make a choice and give some knowledge. This knowledge is also called life experience. Interestingly, there is a saying in my life experience: reading thousands of books is not as good as reading Wan Li Road, and reading Wan Li Road is not as good as reading countless people. Therefore, simple theoretical knowledge is difficult to succeed, so it is better to practice.

The second kind of knowledge is not used in making judgments or choices, but in every moment of daily life. For example, this sentence: Ma Yun said that a person's mind is unjustly inflated. This sentence is to change people's mentality and then change their behavior. However, if people only know this sentence, they will never succeed without doing it.

Nowadays people think about how to succeed every day, but few people think about how to grow up. Growth depends on learning and action. Only those who keep growing can succeed.

Anyway, there are many similar examples, just this idea.

Ma Yun thinks that "reading is useless". Can't you read more books if you want to succeed?

Ma Yun, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Alibaba Group, recently said: "Reading is like refueling a car. You must know where to go. If you pack too much, it will become a tanker. People who don't read and read too many books are unlikely to succeed, so don't read too many books. "

To be honest, I don't believe that Ma Yun really thinks that "reading is useless". His original intention may be to say that dead reading will cause people to lose their mobility, and "what you get on paper is always shallow." Success still depends on practice.

However, in China, a country where the per capita reading is only four, and the knowledge and cultural quality of the public and the civilized fashion of the society need to be improved urgently, a person with great achievements in his career and certain social influence really shouldn't sell such remarks.

First of all, it is unscientific and unconvincing to link reading with the simple causal law of functions. Indeed, both at home and abroad, there are examples where illiterate people have finally achieved great things, but reading poetry books has achieved nothing. China people are most familiar with Liu Bang, a semi-illiterate and rogue Emperor Gaozu. But there are also many examples of reading poetry books and eventually achieving great things, and examples of illiteracy and ultimately achieving nothing. Reading is not directly related to success. Saying that "only reading can succeed" and "only not reading or reading less can succeed" are the same, both of which are assumptions without statistical data support.

Secondly, the reason why reading is worth promoting is not because it is useful. On the contrary, the best thing about reading is that it is "useless". Strictly speaking, reading for purely utilitarian purposes cannot be regarded as reading. Reading is for further study, obtaining information and mastering skills. For example, students read textbooks and reference books, engineers read technical materials and cooks read cooking books, which is helpful for individuals to gain practical benefits, but it is not helpful for a person to broaden their horizons and improve their personality. The difference between people and animals is that people are curious and eager for knowledge, and have an irresistible thirst for knowledge about everything in the world. Besides my own work and major, read some books on literature, history, philosophy and art to nourish my mind and keep my spiritual world from being dry and rough. Second, satisfy curiosity, "So that's it!" It is often this kind of reading that brings * * *.

The greatest advantage of this seemingly useless reading is to avoid turning people into tools, but to make people become complete people. This kind of person with a certain humanistic quality must be shaped through a lot of reading. In today's utilitarian society in China, this way of reading is especially worth promoting.

Even from the standpoint of pure utilitarianism, the saying of reading less is not enough for training. In fact, the amount of reading is not only related to personal quality, but also directly related to the future of a country. In developed countries, the annual per capita reading is generally more than 20. The strong reading atmosphere of the whole people brings not only advanced technology and prosperous culture, but also a peaceful and rational social atmosphere with books, knowledge and etiquette. Only by increasing reading for all people can China get rid of the fate of being at the bottom of the international industrial chain and China society avoid continuous vulgarization. In a word, if China must rank among the developed countries, people in China today should read more books than ever before, and the more the better, not the other way around.

The same rich man, also engaged in the technology industry, the late Apple founder Steve Jobs would never say such a thing. Although Jobs himself voluntarily dropped out of college, he had a strong passion for philosophy, literature, art and music all his life. He reads the autobiography of a yogi almost every year. The minimalist aesthetics embodied in Apple products is directly related to Jobs' preference for Zen theory and other oriental philosophies. Apple's success has a lot to do with Jobs' profound humanistic quality, which has been recognized by the industry.

Perhaps I saw that Jobs, Gates and others were college dropouts, so I came to the conclusion that "if you want to succeed, you can't read too many books", but obviously this only saw the appearance and ignored the essence. Rich people are not all vulgar and illiterate. An American survey shows that in Beverly Hills, California, the average number of books owned by each family is 199, while in poor areas such as Compton and Watts, the average number of books owned by each family is only 0.4 to 2.7. How do successful people interpret such statistics?

Knowledge changes fate, what's the next sentence,

The next sentence is learning makes the future.

Reading has many advantages. There are mainly the following points: 1, which can increase our knowledge and know what's going on in the world without going out.

It can improve our reading ability and writing level. It can make us educated.

It can help us find a good job. It can make us in an invincible position in the fierce competition society.

Flowers and applause will never be given to those who love leisure and hate labor, but only to those who have gone through difficulties and hardships; Empty talk and rambling will never make your dreams come true, but will only leave a sigh of "white youth, empty sorrow"; Only by learning knowledge can we reach the other side of success. Knowledge is a stone, knocking out the fire of life; Knowledge is fire, which lights the lamp of fate; Knowledge is a lamp that illuminates the path of destiny; Knowledge is the road, leading us to a brilliant tomorrow! So, today, we, all of you here, act quickly, seize the time to study, create a brand-new self with knowledge, create a better future with knowledge, and continue to write about the glory of China! Extended data:

Li Ka-shing's famous saying: "Knowledge changes fate" Li Ka-shing 1928 was born in Chaozhou, Guangdong, and his father was a primary school principal.

1940, the whole family fled to Hong Kong to escape the oppression of the Japanese invaders. Two years later, my father died of illness.

Li Ka-shing was forced to drop out of school to make a living. 1950, Li Ka-shing, who was only 22 years old, founded Changjiang Plastic Factory in Shau Kei Wan.

From 65438 to 0958, Li Ka-shing began to invest in the real estate market. Changjiang Industry 1972 went public, and its shares were oversubscribed by 65 times.

1979, Changjiang acquired hutcheson Huimbo, an old British enterprise. 1984, "Changjiang" bought the controlling stake of "Hongkong Electric Company".