Young willfulness

The Chains of Human Nature, chapters 37-43

Young people in their twenties probably have such problems, are not deeply involved in the world, have read more books, and think that they are elegant and vulgar hobbies, and they regard themselves as high.

Philip was equally unconventional. Young people are always prone to willfulness, because they feel that there is capital.

Philip began to hate his reading career in Germany, and by chance he felt that he liked to draw and that he had a talent for art. As a result, he could plan to embark on the path of art.

At that time, painting was naturally a profession that could not be put on the table, and Philip's idea was naturally strongly opposed by his uncle.

Philip struggled to finally get his wish and embarked on the road of learning painting in London.

In the end, he is too young to always sneer at the joy and bustle in the popular sense of the world, and does not want to go along with it. Growth is a kind of inclusion and introspection, everyone has their own way, a lifetime down, in fact, is just a way of life, no one is necessarily more advanced than anyone's life.