But she was wrong, no one is born to like intrigues, they just want to climb up. Is it because we have memorized "reaching a higher level" so well since we were young that we become obsessive when we grow up because we want to "reach a higher level"? She recalled that when she graduated from elementary school, many classmates wrote "a bright future" on her guestbook, but innocent children don't know that behind the bright future, there is often unsightly sloppiness and filth. Sadly, she learned this early on.