Every time "Chicken Soup" is mentioned, I remember that in high school, my class teacher asked me to help her build class culture, so I created a column next to the back blackboard called "Chicken Soup for the Soul." This word came from the title of a book I saw when I was browsing in a bookstore. At that time, I felt that these four words concisely and appropriately expressed the philosophy of life that "the soul also needs nourishment". I deeply believed it and solicited inspirational ideas from the whole class. Good quotes or famous aphorisms, updated from time to time. That column was very popular at that time. During every class period, students who were tired from studying would stand by the blackboard and look at it for a while. This really made me happy. I felt that no matter what, I had always done a great thing in high school. But I never expected that a few years later, "Chicken Soup for the Soul" would be so disliked by cultural people. It was really bad. My classmates at that time gritted their teeth when I mentioned it. Someone fed me chicken soup for three years. I'm really sorry to everyone, I have ruined your taste. At that time, I indeed copied a lot of works by Zhou Guoping, Tagore, and Bacon.

Occasionally I write articles on the Internet, with the intention of spreading some interesting psychological knowledge that I know, but as I write, I start to be criticized as chicken soup for the soul. In fact, I really want to be an aloof person. Writing an article is like breaking up with me once. From now on, it will go its own way and I will cross my single-plank bridge. What the world thinks about it is the world's business. Reputation or criticism has nothing to do with me. But now I have completely deviated from my original intention. Writing an article is like giving birth to a child. I care about each child whether he has completed the life mission I set for him. And his mission is not to write a chicken soup for the soul, because how can I just produce chicken soup? With the power generation of my brain cells, I have to write some higher-level mutton soup anyway, so I started writing instead. To popularize science, each article strives to be objective and supported by data and literature, and the literature must be in a foreign language. After writing and writing, the problem comes again. Children who are too serious always lack affinity, and they will always feel boring after being serious for a long time. I miss my chicken soup articles again.

Didn’t someone sum up the major problems in WeChat Moments, “Chicken soup, purchasing agents, fortune telling, collecting likes, showing off babies, taking selfies, and showing affection”. I think if you don't want to annoy people, the only way to do it is to "compete miserably". If a mortal has more than four possessions of a house, a car, a love, a baby, looks, money, and leisure, and then takes the initiative to show it off, someone will definitely gossip about it. However, some people see vegetable roots as something they want to chew, but others can realize that everything can be done if they bite the root of vegetables.

After struggling a few times in their own reincarnations, some people realize their enlightenment and develop some seemingly original philosophies on life. I am cautious about this kind of behavior for no other reason than pure pride. I am afraid that my "high opinions" will be seen by others, and I will be yelled at: "Look, this guy's ideological realm has only reached this point" or "This guy is pretending again." Now. "Today he thinks you are shallow, but later on someone thinks you are pretending to be serious. In civilized society, weapons are not used to kill people. A few supercilious glances can mentally destroy an enemy. And those who often have this kind of competition without swords and movies using words as weapons in their heads usually have a very fragile self-esteem and think that everyone around them is releasing a kind of sword spirit called "superiority" to him. Then, by looking down at everything, you show that you are superior to others. The junior high school student arrogantly lectured the elementary school student, "The cartoons you watch are so boring." He had forgotten that when he was in elementary school, he was punished by being punished for not completing his homework while watching cartoons. So, the topic returns to chicken soup. Do you dislike chicken soup, or do you dislike the naive self? Or is it because of your pride and dislike others showing off their intellectual superiority?

The dislike of chicken soup for the soul is actually something I just learned in two years. Attitude, but think rationally about the chicken soups for the soul that I have watched over the years. They woke me up when I was confused and gave me strength when I was in pain and frustration. Some principles that were well known to the world at the time but did not fully understand their meaning have gradually come to be understood over the years. The so-called "chicken soup for the soul" means "nutrition for the soul." If the spiritual world wants to grow, of course the more brilliant nutrients the better. Whether it's quotations from great philosophers that have far-reaching influence, useful information shared by an expert, or a rant filled with life wisdom from a street aunt, I regard anything that can inspire others as my "chicken soup." Articles convey the truth, and the stories that are written down always contain some thought-provoking truths, such as the chicken soup sayings that have always been criticized: "The more you let go, the more you get", "Know yourself", " Only by loving yourself can you know how to love others." I am not afraid that you will laugh at me, I just believe in "truth, goodness and beauty". The chicken soup you despise may be the way to alleviate other people's pain.

I have no intention of justifying the name of "Chicken Soup for the Soul", because there is indeed a kind of chicken soup. Beautiful sentences are full of warm and soft feelings, but if you think about it carefully, it has neither logic nor can it really touch a person's heart. Spiritual core. If the problem of the soul is a wound, this chicken soup is like gauze, covering up the peace, but it does not care whether the wound has been disinfected or medicated. Real chicken soup is even painful. It will cut away the rotten flesh from our wounds and then give you the medicine. Ordinary people, walking in the world, if they are fully armed all the time, they will eventually be trapped in loneliness. If they are disarmed, they will be afraid of being hurt. Another good way is to drink more chicken soup to make the soul strong. Even if thousands of arrows pierce the heart, the smile will not change and the original intention will remain the same. , for the sake of a sincere heart, let me drown in chicken soup.