As the saying goes, five minds are uncertain, and the story of the hunting of the king of Chu tells us this truth. On the road of life, you will meet all kinds of things that attract you and are worth pursuing. Is it necessary to pursue as long as you like it? Of course not. First of all, you should realize that a person can only have one main goal at a stage and strive for it. If you have many goals and are distracted, you often cast a wide net, but you only catch some small fish and shrimp, but you can't catch big fish.

Five hearts are uncertain, and the loss is clean. The hunting story of the king of Chu also tells us a simple truth. No matter how high your skill is, how famous your master is, for example, how great your school is, it is just a theory, unrealistic and unrealistic, and has never been experienced in this school of society. Then you have a diploma. Only if you get high marks in this school of society can you prove that you are a real "shooter", not a high school.

The king of Chu is such a man with a low eye and a high hand. When you meet goats, you despise wild ducks. When you meet sika deer, you give up goats to shoot goshawk. As a result, he found that all the prey were gone and nothing was hit. This is the innate greed of human beings. This so-called greed, at best, is enterprise, ambition, ambition, and the driving force for human progress. To put it bluntly, it is because I look back at Shu, have no status, and have too strong material desires.

It can be seen that food has two sides, just as a sword has two sides, which can hurt both the enemy and oneself; In our actual operation, we should maximize the good side and avoid the bad side as much as possible. Many times, it is difficult for people to please both sides. At this time, you must have wisdom, know how to choose, want everything, and finally get nothing.

Life is like a battle. Is our goal to annihilate the enemy's effective forces, or to occupy territory and rob things? The chairman said well that if people lose their land, everyone will survive. If they lose their land, everyone will lose their land. This is a superb means of using dialectical materialism flexibly to deal with practical problems. Everything has two sides.

Besides, we should set a goal for ourselves from the beginning, so as not to bite off more than one can chew. If, at the beginning, the king of Chu said that I was a novice who just learned archery, although I could shoot a fixed target, what about shooting actual prey? People should be modest, and don't set too high a goal at the beginning, so that even if they fail at first, they will have little impact on themselves, and they will still have the courage to attack the next goal again.

It should be noted that the road of life is full of bumps. Who can say that I can achieve my goals at every stage and do everything smoothly? In the face of failure, we should carefully analyze whether our archery is not good, or whether the "prey" is too difficult to win, or what other reasons interfere? After analyzing these, I fully understand the relationship between my efforts-environmental change-luck. I think the king of Chu should let go of the loss of not hitting his prey. After all, this is just a hunting. The failure to catch the prey only shows that the king of Chu is not a good hunter, but it does not affect the king of Chu's benevolent policy and being a good king. Moreover, not hitting the prey this time does not mean that it will fail next time; Although I failed this time, I have accumulated practical experience. You know, even the best hunter can't hit the target at first.

So, to sum up, if you want to succeed in life, you must have skills, which depends on the teacher's teaching; Also depends on luck, this thing no one can but face up to; Moreover, it depends on the accumulation of experience and the rest of your life. As long as people keep learning from failed experiences, they will have the capital for success. Again, failure is the mother of success.