The amazing “Bamboo Law”: People who have a smooth life when they are young generally have no prospects when they grow up!
Recently I saw some videos of a research team conducting surveys on student situations in major universities. The investigators will randomly interview some college students on the road to the university, and the content of the survey is not limited. Some are to understand the family situation of these students; some are to understand the student’s current learning direction and situation; and some are to understand the students’ overall situation through a quick question-and-answer format. The research team interviewed about several hundred students. Overall, it was found that most of the students came from ordinary families, and some even came from remote rural areas.
The college students surveyed have a common characteristic: although they come from ordinary or even humble backgrounds and had a hard time during their teenage years, most of them are now strong-willed, goal-oriented and rich in inner qualities.
It is not difficult to see from their conversation that these people will most likely become leaders in certain fields in the future.
If we look closely around us, we can find similar examples: Some people come from ordinary backgrounds, but they have been pampered since childhood…
