Jack Ma said in a speech that we always think that if we overthrow the past, we will usher in a new era, if we overthrow the old culture, we will usher in a new culture, and if we overthrow the imperial system, we will usher in a republic, but have we really overthrowed it?
The message of Jack Ma is quite informative, and it is worthy of many people's deep thought. Jack Ma means this, that is, young people in every era like to replace old concepts with new concepts, just like the son always feels that his father is backward to feudalism. We are always overturning old things and replacing old concepts with new concepts. Are we destroying or building?
If it is overturned just for the sake of overturning, this is undoubtedly a kind of destruction. It not only destroys some originally perfect rules, but also causes indelible losses and impacts to the entire society. If it is overturned for the sake of improvement, then this is the real construction.
Jack Ma’s passage is also very clear afterwards, that is, whether it is a good concept or a new thing, it takes time to verify and improve, rather than overturning the old one and just ignore it. And how do you think about Jack Ma’s passage? Do you think we have really overturned the past now?
