Opinion, describing one’s definite opinions or views on things. Have your own independent thinking ability. The relevant content is as follows:

1. Opinion, meaning: a definite opinion (on a matter). Refers to one's own definite opinions or opinions on things and the ability to think independently. In Guizhou dialect, it means not doing one's duty and deliberately causing trouble. The antonym of opinion is blind obedience. For example: The illegitimate child is very knowledgeable (Guizhou dialect). There were different opinions, and he had no idea.

2. Relevant famous sayings: Preconceptions are indispensable; fixed opinions are indispensable. Listen to what others say and blame yourself. Think independently and don’t follow what others say (Emerson). He who uses his own brain for everything is the most praiseworthy (Hesiod). We must not be swayed by blindness, everyone has his own opinion (Denham).

Some ways to cultivate opinions

1. Careful analysis: When encountering problems, you should analyze them carefully, fully understand various information and opinions, and conduct comprehensive comparisons and analyses. . Independent thinking: After analyzing the problem, think independently, do not be swayed by other people's opinions, and fully consider your own ideas and opinions.

2. Be brave to try: Don’t be afraid to try new things or new methods, be brave enough to challenge yourself, continue to explore and learn, and discover new ideas and new methods that suit you. Cultivate self-confidence: Be confident, trust your own opinions and judgment, and don't be easily swayed by other people's opinions.

3. Accept criticism: Be brave enough to accept criticism and suggestions from others, learn from experience and lessons, and constantly improve your thinking and judgment abilities. Continuous learning: Keep learning, improve your knowledge level and comprehensive quality, and enhance your judgment and decision-making abilities.

4. Cultivating opinions requires continuous learning, courage to try, careful analysis, independent thinking, acceptance of criticism and other aspects of efforts and practice. Only by continuously accumulating experience and improving one's abilities can one better exert one's own opinions and judgment.

5. Be able to make up your mind and stand up when it’s critical, but never show off; be soft when you should be soft in front of your lover, and don’t be confused when you should be hard; being assertive is nothing You have to carry it all by yourself at all times, and you don’t have to behave like a man at all times. That would appear to be too chauvinistic.