The dialectical relationship between contention and non-contention is as follows:

1. Contention may lead to involution and vicious competition. In the real society, competition often leads to some negative problems, such as comparison psychology, fatigue and anxiety, which may lead to involution and vicious competition, and have adverse effects on individuals and society.

2. Being indisputable does not necessarily mean that there is a lack of motivation for self-improvement and progress. Non-contention can also be a positive choice, so that you can focus more on your career and development, rather than being driven by competition. It can also be a rational and mature choice to avoid ignoring one's inner needs and values because of blind pursuit of success.

3. Struggle and non-struggle are interdependent. As far as dialectics is concerned, contention is absolute and indisputable is relative.

famous sayings about struggle and indisputable

1. Everything is born of competition and need. -(Ancient Greece) Heraclitus

2. Knowing is knowing, not knowing is not knowing, and knowing is also. -Kong Qiu

3. My life experience has convinced me that people who have no shortcomings often have few advantages. -Lincoln

4. Competition has always been a stimulus to most intense activities, even since the origin of mankind. -(British philosopher) Russell

5. Please smile more, no matter to anyone. Maybe it won't make you avoid a disaster, but at least it will make you a popular person. A little more smile in life, a little less trouble in life. The care and help between people is the most precious treasure in the world.

6. The world is full of competition. You must not take luck as a habit just because you are lucky. Because luck doesn't always stay with us. You must always tell yourself that I can sleep in Simmons today, and I may sleep in the woodshed tomorrow, but I won't freeze to death.

7. If human beings want to survive in the competition, they must struggle.