In Struggle, Zhang Chenguang, the real estate manager, talked about the hutong thinking in the play. During his pioneering work on Wall Street, there were countless successful people on Wall Street with their own characteristics, but he paid special attention to several losers. There are many reasons for failure, but all of them have a common feature, that is, playing tricks. The so-called alley thinking is like a person walking into an alley. The alley is so small that there is no room for manoeuvre. He can only enter or retreat. When encountering problems, he only thinks about success or failure, just wants to go straight or simply retreat.

Most people live a depressed life. Why?

Because they thought when they walked into the alley.

People who think in the alley either go in or go out. When they can't get in or out, they will be very depressed and depressed ~ ~ ~

Mathematicians say that the straight line between two points is the shortest.

But that doesn't mean we should think like this when we do things.

Some things, taking a little detour, may be easier to succeed and achieve their goals.

The same is true of studying, working, being a man and doing things. . .

If you want to come up with hutongs, don't be so simple and single-minded.

Just like life, if we suffer some setbacks, it is easier for us to mature our thinking.

Buried in the monotonous and boring work in the office all day, I feel that I am getting farther and farther away from my success and dreams. I just stare at the computer screen in front of me and stay in this alley, either entering or retreating. I feel that life is really depressing. I don't have the passion and boldness that young people should have. I don't have the entrepreneurial enthusiasm and confidence that young people should have. I don't have a partner who can advance and retreat with me. The brotherhood in the struggle is really touching.

On this long road, open, confident, optimistic and passionate thinking is what we should have as young people and as a university teacher. We should bring our passion to our students and bring them new hope. Lane thinking, today gave me an important lesson on the coordinates of life. Thanks for the struggle!