There are many things in life that we cannot choose, such as parents, gender, height, and appearance. We can only choose to accept these things that we cannot change, otherwise we will be asking for trouble. Of course, in life, we still need to respect our own personality, cheris

There are many things in life that we cannot choose, such as parents, gender, height, and appearance. We can only choose to accept these things that we cannot change, otherwise we will be asking for trouble. Of course, we still have to respect our own personality in life, cherish and love ourselves, be careful in our words and deeds, and not belittle ourselves.

I am a native of rural areas. I have done spring plowing and autumn harvesting, and have done most farm work. I remember when I was a kid, there were wheat holidays and autumn holidays, but of course the summer vacation would be shortened. After graduating from college, he stayed in a third-tier city to work, settle down, get married and have children. Although I didn’t achieve anything big, I enjoyed the process and results of my struggle, which in turn gave me more motivation to struggle.

In life, many people around us look down on rural people. I would like to ask, what happened to the rural people? What happened to the rural people? Do you have to bear anything for the rural people? Why do you look down on them? As a rural person, there is nothing to feel inferior to. You should be confident, self-reliant, and neither humble nor arrogant. When I first started working, I could vaguely feel a similar vision, but I proved with practical actions that I can do what others can do. After joining the workforce, I was influenced by the corporate culture and pursued on-the-job postgraduate studies with my colleagues. Although the gold content is not as high as that of a full-time graduate student, I tried my best and there is no comparison. I have always believed that both rural and urban people should put people first, study hard and work hard.

Even though I have not lived in the countryside for many years, I still have a deep attachment to the countryside. I think the countryside is very good and the rural people are also very good. Rural people are simple, hard-working, and good-natured. This may be due to differences in education and living environment, and the living habits of people living in cities are different. Everyone has the right to be respected, including rural people. There is no reason not to be respected. Again, whether you live in a rural area or a city, you must put people first and be a good person.

Let me ask those who look down on rural people, those who laugh at rural people for being earthy, do they not eat the food that grows on the land, or do they want to go to heaven one day when they are buried in the earth? Psychology explains this kind of mental state of looking down on people as a manifestation of mental illness. Not only do they look down on rural people, they also see many things that are unpleasant to their eyes. Therefore, when you meet people who look down on rural people, just treat them as patients, don't care about them, and just laugh them off. Everyone respects himself and everyone is well!