1. In Su Shi's "Inscribed on the Wall of the Western Forest", "Viewed horizontally, it forms a ridge and a side forms a peak, with different heights from near to far." This shows that the same thing will have different understandings and feelings from different viewing angles.

2. The thinking pattern of "there is only one correct answer" has been unknowingly ingrained in our minds. In fact, there is not only one way to solve problems in life, but many. Different readers may have different views on a work. As the saying goes, "A thousand readers have a thousand Lin Daiyu"

3. Is there only one correct answer to a thing? Writer Roger Feinger once elaborated on this issue. He said: “In math problems, there may be only one correct answer, but that’s not the case in life.

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4. All roads lead to Rome