The gap between ideal and reality

Who doesn't yearn for an ideal life? Who doesn't lament real life?

The gap between ideal life and real life is a mountain, a layer of paper, and more likely a layer of film!

Li Bai, a poet of the first generation, came to Chang 'an with the political ideal of "making the atlas bigger and making the sea county clear", but failed to do so. My heart was trampled under my feet, so I had to return to the mountains and leave Chang 'an. He traveled around, drank crazy songs and expressed his grief and indignation. "One day, I will ride the wind and waves, and set my cloudy sail straight and bridge the deep, deep sea." He never gave up his dream of making achievements. After the Anshi Rebellion broke out, he thought he had a chance to make contributions and joined the Wang Yong Lilin shogunate. Recite the majestic poem "but laugh for you with the stone of Xie Yong 'an in Dongshan, and laugh for the quiet lake sand for you". But dreams are always illusory, reality still cannot escape, and dreams still cannot shine into reality. Wang Yong's army was quickly wiped out by the Tang Dynasty, and Li Bai was implicated in exile.

The ideal is full and the reality is skinny. Li Bai's life is a true portrayal, where the ideal life and the real life are a mountain.

When I was at school, I was full of pride and determined to be an engineer of human soul. But reality got me into a company with roaring machines. Where is the gap between workers and teachers? First, the concept is different, teachers take teaching and educating people as their bounden duty, and workers take dedication to enterprises as their responsibility; Second, the working objects are different. Teachers work with people, and workers work with machines. Third, the income channels are different, teachers are financial income, and workers are paid by enterprises ... the gap is too big! This may be a very realistic example.

No matter who wants a better life, they want to live high when they want to, but the reality is so realistic. The gap lies in your perception of the two. There is a saying that desire and happiness are inversely proportional. I wonder if you agree with this statement. The lower the desire, the higher the happiness. The higher your desire, the lower your happiness will appear. The gap is measured by your ideal value, which is the degree of desire!

In short, don't live in the eyes of others, just feel that your life is not much different from your ideal life.

There is a saying that go your own way, let others say it!