In "Seven Years of Life", the thirteen children from different classes and different family backgrounds finally stayed in the original class. There will always be only a few counterattacks. Those three girls from working-class families are called "wife trio" in the mile, and the mile is really mean, spraying from beginning to end; The Gao Fushuai Trio is still as bright as it was when it was seven years old. Among all the children, only Nicholas, a physicist from rural Liverpool, wanted to "find out everything about the moon" from the age of seven.
Countless facts cruelly show that class is solidifying, and it is difficult for us to jump out of the original class.
There are many reasons for this, and they are different, but they are probably all lack of money, resources and status. What you were born with is likely to become what you are.
However, this does not mean that young people really have to give up their determination and courage to get up and fall. Very few people succeed. Why not you?
It is a fact that a cruel world means more opportunities than before. Young people must seize the opportunity if they want to overcome the problem of class solidification and jump out of the original class. The premise of seizing the opportunity is that you are ready. So in the final analysis, it is still a matter of accumulation.
In the "wife trio" I mentioned earlier, they are girls from the East, go to grammar schools or comprehensive schools, then graduate, get married and have children, and engage in simple jobs. Never seen them struggling to climb up. On the contrary, I remember a girl boasting that her biggest problem was laziness. Yes, incompetent people will call themselves lazy. If a person can't accumulate enough knowledge and ability before the opportunity comes, then even if the opportunity does come, even if she knows where it is, it will only be empty in the end.
When I say preparing for opportunities, I don't use laziness as an excuse, I don't use lack of resources as an excuse, I don't limit my classes to myself, but I try to do better. All big changes are accumulated from small things.
However, because they are young people, everyone has a problem, and that is impatience. Because of impatience, I can't calm down and do a good job. I am neither arrogant nor impetuous. Today is cruel, tomorrow is cruel, and the day after tomorrow is beautiful. But many people will die tomorrow night and will not see the sun the day after tomorrow, which is why most people can't jump out of class.
Young people, starting from small things, all the subtle resources and small efforts can finally converge into a Roman avenue leading to another class.