Yang Zhongkai
The distance from the departure point to the destination is of course the same as the distance from the destination to the departure point, but many people will feel that the time to return is faster than the time to go.
Why is this? Maybe it is because when I go, I don’t know whether the road is easy to walk, but when I come back, it’s different. After seeing it, I understand it, and become familiar with it, and I become confident when I am familiar with it, so I feel fast. Because I got familiar with it, I walked faster. In addition, it may still be due to people's subjective feelings. In fact, it is not fast. Even if it is really fast, it feels like it is half an hour.
In addition, from a relativity perspective, it may be expressed as slow when going, rather than fast when coming back. When we went there, people had a strong ideological burden and anxiety in their hearts, and they didn’t know if they could successfully achieve their goals and complete their tasks.
When I came back, I was not only very clear about the several bends and ruts on the road, but at this time, let’s not talk about how things were done, at least the task I arrived had been completed, and I felt much more relaxed when I came back. It seems that a person's mentality is very important.
The way you go and the way you return are not necessarily the same way, this is a very profound truth. In some cases, there is no need to go back because there is a better way to go, or you can see different scenery by taking different paths. Besides, after walking for a while, my mood changes, and I don’t have to go back. After turning a corner, I set off again.
