Life is like an unpowered paraglider. Falling is an inherent destiny, and the only way to escape from mediocrity and soar upward is to capture the invisible updraft. The author uses the game between a paraglider and the wind as a metaphor to describe the normal situation of people in the world being dragged down by mundane things and struggling in difficulties. He also points out the regret that most people end up sinking in confusion due to cowardice and numbness.
The updraft in the article is the undying faith in difficulties, the perseverance in repeated defeats, and the sobriety that does not follow the world. It is never luck from heaven, but the upward power found in the darkness with perseverance and courage by those who are obsessed with it. The author refutes the negativity of fatalism and bluntly states that landing is inevitable, but the meaning of flying lies in having escaped from falling, soared upwards, and seen the scenery from high places.
This is a motto for those who are unwilling to be mediocre. I hope everyone who is walking in the mud can raise their eyes to look for the wind, calm down and wait for the breath, complete their own soaring between heaven and earth, and live out the weight and heat of life.
Purpose: This article uses a paraglider as a metaphor to fight against falling and pursue updrafts. The purpose is: the normal state of life is falling and being trapped, but people can rely on faith, perseverance and active pursuit to break away from mediocrity and inertia, grow upward in adversity, and live out the value and height of life.