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To understand others correctly, but also to understand yourself correctly
Rosario 2021-10-18 09:30:54
The King of Destruction is set to be a bad person by nature, but he doesn't think so. He wants to be recognized and respected by others, but it's a pity that everyone thinks he shouldn't be a good person. This is where he is most depressed, and the turning point is to bet with people in the same game to get a medal. This is what he pursues. He believes that winning the medal can prove that he is also a worthy character. For this reason, he went to another game scene hero mission to grab a medal, but unfortunately at this time people destroyed some of the environment settings in this scene, and finally was brought to the game scene by the spaceship, and this game scene In the wrong way, he got in touch with a girl who had a system vulnerability. In the end, after the efforts of the two people, the victory was won, and all the characters in the game were recognized and respected. We always position others in our subconscious mind. In fact, everyone is eager to be recognized by others, but we label them all the time. If we are brave enough, we may be able to affirm ourselves, but once this is a psychological People who are more vulnerable, or people of average ability, will be crucified by us in that kind of fixed understanding. What a tragic thing, and how many times have we, as educators, done such things unconsciously? ! I think: I must understand others correctly and I must understand myself correctly. Everyone has strengths and weaknesses. If you want to change the self in the eyes of others, you must do yourself a good job, relying on your own heart and strength. It's not just getting a medal to be a hero. As long as you have a kind heart and are willing to give to help others, you will be respected by others and become a hero in people's minds! .
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Ambrose 2022-03-23 09:01:14
Xu Gaolat, Mo Congzhong
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Morgan 2022-03-22 09:01:12
The biggest problem is that it's not fun enough... Several lines of emotion are also lacking in persuasiveness and can't support the plot. Although the creativity is good and I will be touched in the end, it is not better than any Disney story that makes people tired of aesthetics. Three and a half.
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Wreck-It Ralph: What's going on in this candy-coated heart of darkness?
Sour Bill: Nothing...
Wreck-It Ralph: Talk!
Sour Bill: No!
Wreck-It Ralph: I'll lick you.
Sour Bill: You wouldn't.
Wreck-It Ralph: Oh, yeah?
[licks Bill]
Sour Bill: Ugh! That's like sandpaper!
Wreck-It Ralph: Hmm, wonder how many licks it'll take to get to your center.
Sour Bill: I'll take it to my grave!
Wreck-It Ralph: Fair enough.
[pops Bill into his mouth]
Wreck-It Ralph: Mmm... they call you Sour Bill for a reason!
[takes him out]
Wreck-It Ralph: Had enough yet?
Sour Bill: Okay, okay, I'll talk, I'll talk!
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Vanellope von Schweetz: What? Speak up, I can't hear you. Your breath is so bad it made my ears numb!