The reason why honest people are easy targets for bullying may be because they are broad-minded and kind-hearted to the point of being almost simple. They don't know how to schem, they are not good at calculation, like a clear lake, reflecting everything in the sky. In real life, this innocence often becomes their weakness when they are bullied.
We can't blame honest people for being naïve, just as we can't blame the clarity of the lake. On the contrary, we can draw some wisdom from it so that honest people can learn to protect themselves in a cunning society.
First of all, we can learn to be alert, aware of the movements of those around us, and not easily believe the rhetoric of strangers. This is not a distrust of people's hearts, but a kind of responsibility for oneself.
Secondly, you can learn to reveal some firm bottom lines between words and deeds, so as not to let yourself become the target of bullying by others. Good intentions do not equal weakness, and tolerance does not mean unprincipledness. An honest person can keep himself kind while allowing himself to have a firm principle and not be easily trampled on.
The most important thing is that honest people learn to be calm in difficult situations. Life is like a tidal wave, and we can't stop all the wind and waves, but we can learn to stand firm in the wind and rain. Honest people must understand that being bullied does not mean weakness, but a kind of life experience and an opportunity for growth.
In this world, honest people may encounter some twists and turns, but it is this perseverance that makes their lives more precious. The flower of life, or delicate blooming, or tenacious survival, and honest people, is the most unique and beautiful one. May every honest person, on the stage of life, maintain their own light, like a bright moon in the quiet lake, bright and serene.