Talk about your attitude towards comparison.

The word "comparison" embodies people's vanity, pursuing external luxury without paying attention to internal. These people also don't want to think about what the external material can reflect, and what they can get except enjoyment. The quality of external material can only prove how rich they are, thus proving how capable their parents are and what they can get. The envious eyes of others? Nowadays, most people have a kind of vanity, and they love to compare with others, which seems to prove how different they are, such as dressing up. "Comparison" is a neutral word, not an absolute derogatory meaning, but its specific content. If it is an external material such as "wearing", then the word "comparing" embodies people's vanity, pursues external luxury and does not pay attention to introversion. These people don't want to think about what the external material can embody, except enjoyment. The quality of external material can only prove how rich they are, thus proving themselves. The envious eyes of others? No, those envies are like fog, which can only make you unable to see the road ahead and won't let you find your own way. Confusion and panic are far more terrible than complacency and arrogance. In addition, it is only a matter of time before anyone can get the external material, so it is worthless compared with the external material, which shows that you are superficial. When used in knowledge, the word "comparison" is much more noble. The comparison of knowledge reflects a person's desire for knowledge and infinite exploration and supplement of knowledge. External substances, such as passing clouds, will disappear with the wind, and they can't stay if they want to, but they are also like fog, which makes people lose themselves. And knowledge is like a lamp in the fog, which makes people find the light of life in panic and makes shallow people become knowledgeable and vulgar. This is a turning point in life. Some people say that today's illiterate people are not illiterate people, but people who cannot learn. This also shows that knowledge is not as simple as just knowing a few words, and noble things will only reflect their value because of complexity.