Education does not represent the future development of an individual, but it determines the space that an individual can choose in the future, the income that an individual can obtain, and the opportunities that an individual can get in the future. Before college, everyone is competing for their parents' savings and their own efforts. At this time, the environment provided by their parents and the knowledge they have learned can help them stand out from the crowd and get into a good university.
A good university not only means that you can access a better educational environment and better talents, but also means that you can access a broader world and set greater goals.
The rapid development of science and technology has made knowledge more and more important. In the fierce competition, if you want to stand out from it, you can only keep learning and trying to seize opportunities. With the continuous emergence of talents, academic qualifications have become an important criterion for individuals to determine personal abilities. Survival of the fittest has never been an unchangeable rule. Some opportunities are only for a small number of them.
The gap between people is that two people face the same opportunity. Others can move forward step by step by step with their own accumulation, but they can only rack their brains to keep wandering, and in the end they can only watch others' backs drift away.
The advantages of a person are accumulated unknowingly. Every small accumulation every day means that he can stand higher and farther in the future. The selection of talents is often fair. Everyone has the opportunity to stand out from it but is wrong because of his own lack of effort.
"Flowers have a day to bloom, people have no youth" Time is gone forever. The more effort a person puts in, the more rewards a person will get. This is an unchanging rule. The reason why others have more opportunities in the present than themselves is because others have made hard work in the past.
Many times the fairness you demand may be unfair to others. After making hard work, others get the same opportunities as the public. This is obviously unfair to others. What fairness can do is to put the opportunity in front of everyone and give the opportunity to the public so that they can work hard to make natural choices.
In the past, I could not change what I could do was to work hard to improve my personal abilities. As long as I work hard and persevere to improve myself, I can eventually stand out from it and find my own way.
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