I have the following views on the involution phenomenon of contemporary college students: First, it is a reflection of social progress, and competition is an unchangeable melody of the times. With the emergence of involution, people's pressure has increased and competition has also increased. Take education as an example, many people have improved their education in order to find a stable job. After so many years of hard work, the overall quality level of our people has made a qualitative leap, from many illiterate people to college students now.
Second, we should treat involution correctly. With the increasing involution of society, many young people have the idea of lying down and being comfortable in their comfort zone. After studying hard in the cold window for several years, I became an undergraduate and even went to the factory to work as an assembly line worker. Similar news has been common in recent years. What is even more worrying is whether this is a real choice in people's minds or a last resort to blindly pursue a stable personal ideal and compromise with reality. In contrast, Wei Dongyi, a high flyers of Peking University, faced with involution, he chose to resist lying flat, feel at ease in his own mathematical world, and look for the value and significance of his life in the mathematical world, regardless of external eyes and opinions.
Third, actively respond to involution As young people in the new era, we should not regard social involution as an excuse for our stagnation, and we should not regard lying flat as a reason for not working hard. Only by constantly improving and sublimating yourself can we jump out of the involution. What I want to say is that there is nothing wrong with trying. I hope everyone can compare with themselves and constantly cultivate themselves within their own power. Those who work hard step by step will often be rewarded. We may not be perfect, but we are all striving for a better life. Never choose to lie flat at the age of struggle.