Less utilitarian pursuit, more unreasonable persistence.

Less utilitarian pursuit, more unreasonable persistence. Maybe the days ahead will be full of challenges, but the happiest moment is cheering when you overcome the challenges and win.

Most students who take the postgraduate entrance examination should be familiar with this sentence. Teacher Zhu Wei, who loves to practice calligraphy, will say this sentence at the beginning of the lecture every year. I hope students don't study for the sake of learning, don't study for the sake of pursuing utility and material things, but to improve themselves and really like and enjoy learning.

Think carefully, have you lost your brave self and become a utilitarian one? If yes, please: keep going, utility may turn into motivation, but don't regret and wander.

Come back calmly, examine your initial heart, adjust your state, and re-choose a road of "love to fight to win".