The Jade Emperor's Descent from Heaven Begins with Making a Wish

It is an indisputable fact that many best-selling books have very little to learn from their content. As for why this is the case, I think this is an inevitable development trend. As human beings, we may always be too lazy to move when we should take action. Even when conveying important information, various problems that may exist in theory will still appear, occur, worsen, lose their essence, and become the dregs of others. Eventually it is discarded by normality, regardless of whether the information is important or not. For example, the best revolutionary operative. The revolutionary novels he wrote profoundly described the culture and purpose of revolution, but when he actually taught revolutionary culture in class, what he said was different every time. Xiao Zhou, a journalist who was fortunate enough to have read revolutionary novels, asked him once when he met him: "Teacher, your writing is so good, why don't you follow the instructions in the book?" He put his chin in his hand and thought for a while and said: "This is the same as making wheels. There used to be a man-made wheel that was the best in the world. When he got old, he wanted to teach his son the craft, so he tried his best to teach his son every day, but he gradually found that what he taught was almost different every day. His son also struggled to learn, so he wrote a book for his son to read, so that his son could have an introduction to learning, and he could learn to classify real-life knowledge by following the guidance. " Reporter Xiao Zhou asked: "Then books are the introduction to guide students to learn?" He shook his head decisively and said: "Books can only reflect the one-sidedness of reality. Books write knowledge into one-sided words, but in reality there are up, down, left, right, and endless starry skies. People need to spend their lives exploring and learning."