Walking in other people’s shoes and walking your own path” is one of the most fashionable sayings that highlight individuality and self-centeredness. The more advanced one is “Go your own path and let others fix it.” ". What I am very confused about is how far can you go in a "path" like "wearing other people's shoes and walking your own path" that harms others but does not benefit oneself? I advocate that everyone wears his own shoes and walks his own path. In this way, you are not afraid of contracting "Athlete's Foot", nor are you worried about whether someone who lost your shoes will chase you behind you. Only by wearing your own shoes can you walk confidently, confidently, and calmly, and you can walk farther and farther. Good. Because other people's shoes are probably "small shoes" designed for you. Even if they are not "small shoes" designed for you, they may not be the right size. If you encounter "iron shoes" or "wooden shoes", for example, "And so on, you can't walk long or far. If you really don't have money to buy your own shoes and want to walk, then wear straw sandals or go barefoot.