Good medicine tastes bitter and is good for illness, but advice when most unpleasant is good for action. Talk about the meaning of proverbs.

Good medicine tastes bitter and is good for illness, but advice when most unpleasant is good for action.

One. We should not be too stubborn. What? Believe in some setbacks from others. There are some things that we may not think comprehensively. If someone advises you, I hope you can listen carefully. It's all for your own good

Two. Don't treat your friends as your enemies, and don't doubt their attitude towards you. Learn to trust.

Three. Good medicine tastes bitter and is good for illness, but advice when most unpleasant is good for action. That is, we may have some minor illnesses or feel uncomfortable in life. At this time, we will take some medicine. Although this medicine is bitter, we all say that good medicine tastes bitter, but it can cure your disease. Therefore, if there is a disease to be treated, the medicine should not be bitter. As long as it can cure diseases, it is a good medicine. Advice when least heeded is good for action, that is, when we do something, we may hear some friends dissuade us or some warnings. Although it sounds uncomfortable. Maybe these words, these discouraged words, seem to make you listen hard. But it is good for your future way of doing things and behavior. She is helping you, too. You should learn to listen.