What should I do if my family is poor and my classmates look down on me?

You know, there are many people who are poorer than you.

You have to believe that your situation is nothing

You have to understand that if you don't work hard, you will eventually dry up.

When I was at school, my living expenses were 10 yuan a day. Can you believe it?

I'm going to spend ten dollars on magazines, newspapers and books I like to read. Please help me think about how I broke the money in half.

At that time, some roommates in the whole dormitory had already used color screen mobile phones, and I didn't even have the cheapest PHS. I want to borrow my classmate's phone to call home.

And as I said in Zhihu, sometimes when I am poor, I don't have enough to eat in the next few days, and my friends borrow money to buy half of the sandwich cakes.

But I don't feel anything, I don't feel inferior, and no one looks down on me for it.

In fact, most people's contempt comes from your inner inferiority. You pay so much attention to material things yourself that you don't focus on your studies, but on your dreams. Instead, compare what others have with what you don't have.

If we compare two unequal things, of course, we will get lost and unbalanced, even negative, and even hatred for our parents.

Some people's inferiority complex will not change because they have seen the world or are inspired. If a person has no sense of inferiority, why should he change himself by vision and inspiration?

Subject, your biggest problem now is not that you don't have a computer and no money to eat, but that you don't have sincere friends and your own dreams during your school days.

In school, there are three most precious treasures, experience, knowledge and friends. Ask yourself, how many do you have?

People without experience are slack, people without knowledge are empty, and people without friends are lonely.

Not afraid of material poverty, I am afraid that you are even poor in spirit.

Finally: Does it matter what others think of you? Of course it matters! But more importantly, what do you think of yourself?