This sentence comes from the title "People who make me miserable will make me strong".

1, sentence interpretation

"People who make me miserable will make me strong" means that things that make me miserable will inevitably make me strong.

There is suffering, and there is pain that makes people think. Only through painful thinking can we realize the true meaning of life. The greatness of many people's lives stems from their suffering. Down-to-earth, don't be so anxious, face the rough road calmly, and we will get what we want one day.

2. Introduction of this book

"People who make me miserable will make me strong" is a book published by World Knowledge Publishing House and edited by Zhao.

This book is divided into two chapters, the themes are "What is pain" and "Pain is the catalyst of happiness".

Zhou Wenwang, Confucius, Gou Jian, Napoleon, Lincoln, Wang Yongqing, Li Ka-shing, Shi Yuzhu, Niu Gensheng and other successful people were born out of suffering. "People who make me miserable will make me strong" combines the stories of great historical figures and the successful cases of modern celebrities, and expounds in detail the profound philosophy that pain breeds strength. Vivid and humorous language can not only help people understand the wisdom of life in the ups and downs of successful people, but also release depressed heavy emotions, master practical skills and methods, overcome difficulties and move towards success. Thought-provoking, inspiring, is your soul chicken soup in the face of pain, is your source of strength to overcome pain.

Books focus on the perception of pain, tell readers what pain is, and then inspire readers: pain is the catalyst for happiness in life, the wisdom to light up life, and the greatest wealth on the road to growth. Only when people lose consciousness will they stay away from pain and appreciate it. Miracles are always born in pain, and there is a powerful force in pain. When you fall, you will really look at yourself.

3. Editor's introduction

Zhao, reporter of South China Morning Post, senior reporter of Guangxi Daily. There is no personal information online.