"Go your own way and let others talk." This sentence comes from the masterpiece Divine Comedy by Italian writer Dante.

Go your own way; Let others talk!

In the new era, this sentence has changed

Popular reforms are as follows

1. Wear other people's shoes, go your own way and let others chase you!

2. Wear your own shoes, go the way of others, and let others have no way to go!

Wear other people's shoes, go your own way and let others find out!

3. Wear your own shoes, go the way of others and let others envy you!

Finally, I said

Wear other people's shoes, take other people's roads and lead the way successfully! Ha ha laugh

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Faced with the feudal autocracy and the oppression of the church in the Middle Ages, Dante preached freedom and democracy and advocated the Renaissance, which naturally led to many obstacles and persecution. So, he issued a clank oath of "going his own way and letting others talk". This is an anti-feudal and anti-church sword, and it is the pursuit of a bright world.

For hundreds of years, it has inspired people with lofty ideals to explore the truth and pursue the light. Today, this is also a resounding slogan for our younger generation to stand on their own feet.

Going your own way is unconventional, and others will inevitably be judged. Among them, there will be well-meaning criticism and guidance, and there will also be malicious cynicism. What attitude should we take to these arguments? I think it depends on two points: one is what path you take, and the other is the essence of what others say. If you are on the right path, please stick to it and ignore the gossip. If you take a detour, since it has been pointed out by others, why not change your direction and set foot on the right path again? If you go the wrong way, you should welcome others to point out the maze instead of sticking to your own opinions. Otherwise, you will end up in rolling in the deep.

Now some young people take Dante's famous words as a shield, reject all advice and suggestions, and distort Dante's original intention. This is not stubbornness, let alone an excuse for depravity.

Nowadays, students are undisciplined, go their own way and indulge in martial arts "abandoning literature and practicing martial arts"; Others covet enjoyment and cling to low tastes. If the teacher criticizes and exhorts them, they will say, "Go your own way and let others talk." This is not independence, but ignorance!