After reading the graduation exam, I happened to read an article "The Decline of Noble Spirit and the Rise of Hooligan Consciousness", and I felt that the things expressed were similar. The aristocratic spirit in the article: integrity, morality, and sense of mission. The article divides people into: nobles, commoners, and rogues.
Be a hooligan with an aristocratic spirit.
Yes, as the song sings, the world will be a better tomorrow if everyone gives a little love. However, the good is always hopeful. Aristocrats talk to commoners and hooligans about the spirit of aristocracy mostly in order to maintain their aristocratic status. For example, one side of the corridor in the People's Hospital is crowded with beds, but there are vacant wards for veteran cadres, and they are single rooms. Let's make a bold assumption, if the Titanic was on board with flat-headed civilians, government officials, the People's Liberation Army, etc. Nine times out of ten, the government mobilized the People's Liberation Army to control the chaotic scene. Government officials must go first, then women and children, and finally the most lovely people in the People's Liberation Army. Or maybe after the government officials prepared the escape boat, they then "very calm" (there must be a boat running away, panic or something) tossed their heads, showed up, said a word, gave an instruction, and took a photo. Then evacuate quickly.
Since the aristocrats are engaging in privileges, they are playing hooligans. Then as a rogue, if you don't become a rogue, I'm afraid you will never have the chance to become a noble! It's like the male protagonist in the graduation test, who corrupts (plays a hooliganism) for his daughter to become a noble. It's understandable! I saw a comment on the forum, "Ideal made him full of pure feelings, and desire made him choose to be stubborn. In front of reality, the former chasing boy has become an uncle who is dating. People who criticize corruption fiercely, but actively participate in corruption in reality." . I object! strongly oppose! To paraphrase the words of the spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the position is consistent and clear. He never accepts red envelopes from patients, which is enough to prove that he is a person with aristocratic spirit, integrity, morality, and a sense of mission! All his sacrifices are for the girl to move forward to the noble, and she could have done it, but was treated like a hooligan by a hooligan, why can't he fight back in a hooligan way?
To sum up, if you want to stand in today's era, you must have one part of the original intention, three parts of uprightness, three parts of uprightness, and three parts of ruffianness. In short, be a hooligan with an aristocratic spirit.
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