Books are angry.

Since ancient times, most Chinese people have a modest and cautious way of life. The so-called book anger refers to the fact that some intellectuals love faces very much and are cautious about it. In this way, they seem to be timid, not free and easy, afraid of making mistakes and losing face, and not confident enough. In addition, I am more or less self-confident. I feel that I am very remarkable. I look down on others, I don't like this, I don't like it, I don't want to pursue some secular things, I don't want to be fame or profit, as a result, it is difficult to achieve enviable success. Of course, they are kind. They care about people's livelihood. They understand all the hardships in the world. They have the ability to change themselves and transform the world.

In today's society, competition is fierce, and you are more competitive than others. The dignity of a person is very important. Only with dignity can you have a status. Other people will pay attention to you and you will have the opportunity to exert your abilities. Therefore, it is essential to get angry with books, and face is important, but you must be bold enough to show yourself and let others know you, and naturally respect you. The principle of doing things is important, but sometimes if you are too persistent with the existing rules, you often miss the opportunity and make everyone unhappy and thankless. Secular things are not the ultimate goal or the most important things in our lives. However, since we live in this world, they are naturally necessary, we can always make our lives better so that we can have a higher pursuit. You can get rid of your book anger, view the world from another perspective, and use another rule to deal with things. In fact, you can have a lot. Remember, the more powerful you are, the more people respect you and the more powerful you are. Know what you are doing, why you want to do it, whether it is worth doing it, whether there are other methods, and whether it is enough. You can win the whole world.