Gu cheng, a fortune teller

Appreciation of Gu Cheng's poem "Confidence"

The first paragraph: Generally speaking, fortune-telling is based on palm prints, clench your fist, that is to say, you no longer believe in those unwarranted fates, and whether you succeed or not depends on yourself, rather than believing in the fate told by those "inevitable" palm prints. That is to have confidence in yourself and have confidence. Paragraph 2: Generally speaking, no matter how leisurely the wind is, is it faster than people? Surprise the leisurely wind behind you, that is, make a clear effort to surpass those seemingly impossible goals as much as possible. In other words, the implied theme is self-confidence. If you don't have confidence, how dare you surpass it? The third paragraph: Be the master of your own destiny and let it follow you. In fact, "self-confidence" runs through the whole poem, and you don't have to look at the third paragraph to know what the author is saying. It is divided into three parts, that is, three parts: deciding to struggle-starting to surpass-leading fate, and all this is because of self-confidence. I think "a child who is too depressed to cry" is well described. Most people think that fate decides everything for them. Here fate becomes a child, a child who is too depressed to cry, and strongly writes about the importance of self-confidence, that is, his own consciousness determines what he can have. This is my own feeling after reading it. I didn't copy it, and I think it's more detailed than the above one, right? Hehe, but I think the explanation in the third paragraph above is quite good. )