What does the phrase "Man struggles upwards and water flows downwards" reflect?

You must be smart and confused. The bitterness and joy of life are like two sides of a coin. Be true to yourself and don't try to be someone just to please others. Being the original self is better than being a copy of anyone.

You are not superman, you will be tired, you will be painful, you will cry, you will be sad, you will be helpless, you will be powerless, but you have to understand yourself like this. Don't ask too much, let alone compromise easily. Try harder and be yourself in a planned and step-by-step way. This is the true face of live high.

A person, a lifetime, a road, with the growth of age, views and mentality have also changed. Different environment breeds different people, different scenery affects different moods, and different attitudes will have different endings. Man struggles upwards, water flows downwards, and he who stands high can see far.

On the one hand, surging job seekers are crowded in big cities, and on the other hand, jobs in small towns are left out in front of the door. "Urban dependence" seems to be becoming a kind of disease, attacking college students with employment difficulties. Some people think that college students are "morbid to the point of unbearable", and some critics even point out that "urban dependence" is cultivating a "beat generation".

With the above-mentioned "inseparable", we find the reason why college students are crowded in cities and would rather get low wages than go to rural towns. Rural areas have no material conditions and spiritual enjoyment. College students leave the city, just like weaned babies, and their natural fear and panic make them feel at a loss.

Therefore, for these enjoyable lives, they would rather give up good employment opportunities in towns and villages. It doesn't really matter where it is. Today's high-speed rail technology makes the distance between cities close, but the relationship between people is getting more and more alienated. It is a question whether life has changed us or we have changed our lives.