Title: Cute dog once said: For toads who can't fly, the higher we fly, the smaller they look at us. How did you?

As the saying goes, "the sky is vast, birds are singing and flowers are fragrant", and many times we all regard ourselves as the center of the world. But in this society, everyone is small, and no matter how great a person is, he will be annihilated by the wheel of history. For a toad who can't fly, the higher we fly, the smaller we look. "Because everyone should have their own position, not to say that the higher they fly, the smaller they are.

Camels are beautiful because they walk in the desert, brave horses are beautiful because they run on the grassland, and white clouds are beautiful because they float in the sky ... Everything in the world has its own best position, and only by finding its own position can we fully appreciate its own beauty.

The iron bar is round and thick, and its body is not suitable for a lock, but it insists on stuffing itself into the lock, and it takes a lot of effort to sigh. Not the incompetence of iron bars. If it wants to set up a tent and dedicate its equipment, it must be the most beautiful, but how can it open its fist in a position that does not belong to it?

Don't just say iron bars, why don't we do it ourselves? Knowing that clumsy hands can't pick up the brush to realize your dream, but you insist on doing so, you have exhausted your life and gone up in smoke. Who says you can't get a place in the business corner if you are smart? You know you are slow, but you insist on running as a host. You are at a loss in the face of ever-changing scenes. Who says a good voice can't sing your wonderful life? Knowing that I am physically exhausted, I will miss football in my life, but I will stick to it and ignore how rare my talent will be in another field.

Many examples describe the regret that can't be erased in reality, but we can't clearly understand the importance of place when we are addicted to it. I believe that God makes us imperfect, but each of us has a bright spot. If you find it, you can also be a leader.

The eloquent Mencius lobbied countries to carry out their own "benevolent policies", and the unruly Zhuang Zhou sang "Nine Wan Li" in rural Shan Ye, which was also remembered by history. Genghis Khan, a generation of arrogant people, "only knows how to shoot an eagle with a bow", but he introduced the desert army to the Central Plains instead of dancing and writing. Another will only whisper, "Don't lean on the fence, the mountains and rivers are vast, and it is easy to see at other times."

Someone once said, "No one is perfect without gold". How does a person unilaterally judge his own ability? The key is whether you can really find your own position. I believe that as long as you find your own position, you can also be a free fish at the bottom of the sea and a high bird in the sky.