Ren fortune-telling

When you were young, did anyone read your palm? By reading other people's palms, you can tell your life, and then your life will be shaped, and then you can not make any changes?

Obviously, this is a joke, because our own destiny will never be easily calculated by others. Only we can be counted, because we control our own destiny and have nothing to do with others.

His parents heard some gossip outside and found a "fortune teller" in the next village, commonly known as "fortune teller" After reading his child's palm, they told his parents that this son is a mediocre man with no great talent.

His parents believed what the fortune teller said, but he didn't. At that time, he happened to be in high school. The high school he attended was so ordinary that almost anyone could attend it. It is precisely because of this that the fortune teller said so.

At school, he persevered and studied hard. He didn't understand and ran to ask the teacher questions. He ran to the teacher's office almost ten times a day, and three years of high school life passed like this. After the college entrance examination, his parents let him go out to work. I think his parents did it so that others wouldn't watch their jokes. Other children went to college, but you didn't go to school. I think this kind of worry is shared by every parent. He was admitted to Zhejiang University, and his grades were better than those of Murakami and his classmates. At this time, outsiders don't talk.

Faced with all this, he said, "I don't believe in fate, I only believe in myself."

After going to college, he still worked hard and got a national scholarship every year. Other students in the class say that he is the headmaster. Perhaps at that moment, almost no one would believe that he still had that "unbearable" experience as a child.

If it is fate, we don't have to work hard. In my opinion, it's just a joke with some vicissitudes.

As for fate, if you believe it, you will lose; If you don't believe it, you have a chance to reverse it. If you have time to believe in your destiny, you might as well spend more time struggling.