There are many large trees in nature that hide rich stories, and they grow quietly and bear witness to the passage of time. Each tree has its own age and story, and our perception of the tree is also closely related to the change of our state of mind.
Today, let's conduct a psychological test to find out what you have been angry about recently by which tree you think is old, and are you ready?
Take a closer look at the following four trees and choose the one you think is the oldest.
A. Tall and straight pine trees
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B. Luxuriant locust trees
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C. Tall poplar trees
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D. Emerald green slender willow trees
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Now let's take a look at what the different answers mean.
If you chose A. Tall and straight pine trees:
You may have recently been angry about work or school pressure. The pine tree is a large tree that is strong and resilient, and your choice of this tree indicates that you are facing many challenges and pressures. You may be in a state of work or study that requires you to devote yourself to Xi, creating a certain amount of stress and tension. This anger is not necessarily a bad thing, it may stimulate you to be more motivated and creative, and as long as you can find the right way to relax and regulate, you will be able to turn stress into motivation and achieve satisfactory results.
If you choose B. Leafy locust trees:
You may have recently been angry about your family or relationships. The locust tree represents prosperity and abundance, and your choice of this tree indicates that you may have recently faced complex interpersonal or family issues that have upset and angered you. It could be a conflict with your partner, family or friends, or someone who says or does something you don't like. This anger is a kind of emotional catharsis, but be careful not to let the emotions escalate violently, but try to resolve the conflict through communication and understanding, maintain good relationships with others, and protect your own mental health.
If you choose C. Tall poplar trees:
You may have recently felt angry about self-worth or emotional issues. Poplars typically grow in drier environments, and they need tenacity and resilience to survive. Your choice of this tree indicates that you may have recently had some issues with self-identity and emotional issues that are causing you to feel depressed and angry. It could be that you're expecting too much from yourself, not achieving a goal in life, or you're experiencing emotional setbacks. This anger requires you to think and adjust to find solutions that work for you and maintain a positive mindset.
If you choose D. Emerald green slender willow trees:
You may have recently been angry about trivial matters. Willow trees are usually slender and curved and resilient, and your choice of this tree indicates that you may have had a number of trivial matters that have been bothering you lately, making you feel angry and depressed. It may be that trivial matters at work or in life make you feel tired and dissatisfied. This anger requires you to find appropriate ways to deal with and manage it, such as making a reasonable plan and time management, learning to relax and adjust your mindset to maintain a good mental state.
Anger is a way of expressing and venting human emotions, but excessive and long-term anger has a detrimental effect on physical and mental health.
In life, we must learn to properly handle and release angry emotions, maintain an optimistic and positive attitude, and live in harmony with others to make our lives better.
Hopefully, through this psychological test, you will be able to better understand your inner self and find a suitable way to regulate your emotions and manage stress. Life is wonderful because of you!
Thank you for your support and participation, and I wish you all a happy and happy day, and we'll see you next time.