Su Shi of Huangzhou was less arrogant and more humble.

It's not that he wasn't humble before, it's just that the saying "If a tree is as beautiful as the forest, the wind will destroy it" fits him perfectly.

The experiences of Liu Yifei and Su Shi are actually no different. They both became famous at a young age and are known to the world.

Even before the age of 18, Liu Yifei had already filmed TV series such as "The Golden Family", "Legend of Sword and Fairy", and "Dragon", which made her famous in one fell swoop; the 2008 "The King of Kung Fu" could even allow her to enter Hollywood.

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I remember that there was an episode of Focus Interview that talked about rumors about her. I think what happened to Yifei and Su Shi today is very similar.

At that time, poor Yifei ran to Australia, drinking and crying all day long; Su Shi was actually even worse, because at least Liu Yifei would not face death threats from others.

Despite the harsh words and the heavy pressure of public opinion, Su Shi still stood up tenaciously.

He is like a little tumbler pushed by countless people: the tumbler never falls, and Su Shi is immortal.

I think Su Shi's greatest work is the two poems written before and after Red Cliff and "Nian Nujiao? Red Cliff Nostalgic". It was here in Huangzhou that Mr. Su Shi wrote all the deepest parts of his thoughts.

Isn't Su Shi worried?

Of course he does.

In a letter sent to a friend, he wrote this: Since being offended, he has been deeply isolated, wandering around in mountains and rivers, in small boats and straw shoes, among woodcutters and fishermen, and is often criticized by drunken people.

He was so happy that no one knew him. He never saw a single word of his relatives or friends in his life, and even if he wrote to him, he would not reply. He was lucky enough to be a concubine.

?It’s hard to imagine that an optimistic person like Su Shi also has such a fragile side.

But the difficulties did not knock him down. He still looked forward, even though the road ahead was difficult and the morning light was dim.

The poems before and after Chibi are reflections on the excellence of life, answers to one's own inner questions, naturally revealed in the writing.

In "Niannujiao, Nostalgia for the Ancients at Red Cliff", "A bottle returns the moonlight over the river", which is the portrayal of Su Shi's open-mindedness.

Most achievers often go through great hardships, and the process is extremely painful, but after they get through it, nothing can defeat them.

From then on, setbacks would no longer have a major impact on him; glory, wind and moonlight were already his normal state.

From the perspective of modern psychology, every difficulty can stimulate people's potential, and the greater the difficulty, the greater the potential that is stimulated.

Sometimes when a person experiences a catastrophe, he instantly realizes the truth of life.

From then on, he either lived a carefree life without pursuing anything else, or he actively forged ahead and climbed to the top.