We are taught to read more books from an early age, and there is endless wisdom and answers hidden in books. When we read and think, we feel that we already know a lot, and we also have a certain degree of understanding of the blessings and misfortunes in this world. So the question is, why can't we solve our practical problems after reading books and thinking deeply?
Some people may say, "Oh, it's not easy, because the reality is different from what the book says!" That's right, many things in real life can't be done by reading and thinking alone. In the real world, strength, connections, and resources are often more important than book knowledge. People value more about whether you have these things than how advanced you are.
The real world has its own set of rules for the game, what are these rules? To put it simply, it depends on whether you have the strength, whether you can find resources, whether you can deal with people, and whether you can get things done. These are real survival skills, and they can't be mastered by reading a few books.
As for books, it is more about providing a spiritual sustenance and a habitat for the soul. It can nourish our souls, let us understand the truth of the operation of all things, and allow us to cultivate our self-cultivation, but it may not help us solve practical problems.
So we can't confuse the knowledge in the book with reality. No matter how good the things in the book are, if they can't be applied to real life, they are just talking on paper. And the problems in real life cannot be solved by book knowledge alone, but by our strength and wisdom.
In short, reading, thinking, and understanding the blessings and misfortunes of this world are some very beautiful things. But to solve real problems, we still have to be down-to-earth and strive to improve our strength and survival skills. After all, the real world doesn't turn a blind eye to you just because you've read a few more books.
So stop complaining about why you read a lot of books but still can't solve the real problem. Real life is like that, both brutal and fair. However, if you dare to face it, dare to challenge, and persevere, maybe on a certain occasion or at a certain moment, you will find that there is actually a way to solve those problems that you once felt unsolvable.