Why do many people like to laugh at people who work hard?

These people who laugh are because they are jealous of those who work hard, which reflects the bad nature of human beings.

People who work hard often have their own goals and know what they should do and how to do it. However, many people often have no goals, just hang around and do not want to make progress. When they see a hard-working person among them, they will feel very uncomfortable and feel that they are not living well and that they cannot live well, so they start to ridicule and exclude that person endlessly, making that person feel inferior. The feeling made him feel that his efforts were a mistake, so he gave up his efforts and returned to confusion. Those who laugh at other people's efforts are jealous of those who work hard. They are not anxious about their own lack of effort, but are anxious about how to drag those who work hard into the water as soon as possible. They are extremely jealous of those who work hard, just like falling behind. Just like the crab at the bottom of the bottle, when he sees a crab trying to escape, he swings his big claw and pulls the crab off. With such teammates, how can crabs not become people's meals?

Those who laugh at others are actually losers. Just like when we were young and listened to our parents talk about other people’s children, our hearts must be unbalanced and we always feel that other people’s children are It doesn’t matter if we are good at studying. We must be particularly poor in other aspects, so we know what the use is of studying. But the fact is that we are just worse at studying than other people’s children. People are all about comparison, so we always envy those who are better and harder working than us. Children are like this, let alone adults, because jealousy is one of human nature. Don’t adults become jealous when they see people who are richer and better off than themselves? In the workplace, wouldn’t those who have done more than themselves or been praised by their bosses be jealous? Absolutely, so this social phenomenon is not surprising.