Everyone wants to hear beautiful lies and not face the truth behind sweet words. People generally prefer to be comforted and encouraged, and often find it difficult to accept revealing untimely truths. However, there are those who dare to speak up and give hard but correct advice. Mr. Zhang Xuefeng is such a famous teacher who dares to use his insights to help others. However, his recent remarks in Lian Mai, "Liberal arts are all service industries, and the service industry is summed up in one word, is licking" has sparked controversy and controversy. One liberal arts student even said that he would sue Zhang Xuefeng, believing that he had belittled the liberal arts student group, which made people sigh. However, we can't just sit down and treat this issue with hospitality.
Liberal arts students cover a wide range of fields, including journalism, management, and finance, and graduates from these fields often work in jobs related to the service industry. The service industry is a very broad concept that refers far beyond the profession of a waiter. We live in an era of increasing development, and the scope of the service industry covers most of the areas of work in our lives, with the exception of agriculture and industry, almost all industries belong to the tertiary industry. Whether it is education, medical care, consulting, civil servants, public institutions, etc., it is necessary to carry forward the spirit of service and provide high-quality services for the people. Therefore, there is no shame for liberal arts students to work in the service industry, and they should not label their professional identity as inferior.
Although Zhang Xuefeng's expression in Lianmai is too one-sided, there is some insight in his remarks. He is not wrong that most liberal arts students work in the service industry. However, he used the word "lick" to describe the service industry, which did offend some people. The service industry should not be taken in a pejorative sense, and there is no shame in working in the service industry. Liberal arts students should maintain a positive attitude, take on their duties and obligations, and contribute to society with professional knowledge and skills.
When Zhang Xuefeng expressed his views in public, he did not grasp the way to express himself. His overconfidence and humorous expressions tend to be misunderstood and offensive. His "jitter" and "performative personality" also greatly reduced his image. As a famous teacher, he should be more cautious and rational in expressing his views and avoid giving people a negative impression.
In the face of other people's remarks and opinions, liberal arts students should pay more attention to their own academic and career development. It's important to find a job that suits you and not be swayed by what others say. No matter what kind of profession you are in, you should go all out and strive to improve your abilities and qualities. Liberal arts graduates should also maintain their enthusiasm for their work, not label themselves as "liberal arts students," and strive to excel in their field.
In real life, every profession has its meaning and value, and has its specific responsibilities and requirements. We cannot evaluate and divide occupations with narrow eyes and distorted concepts. Liberal arts students should maintain a positive and optimistic attitude, take their work seriously, and strive for success. We should respect everyone's career choice and believe that as long as we work hard and struggle, we will be able to find a suitable position for ourselves and contribute to society.
Therefore, liberal arts students should not be bothered by Zhang Xuefeng's remarks, but should focus on their own development and strive to realize their own value. The service industry is not a derogatory term, and liberal arts students do not need to fall into the accusations against Zhang Xuefeng. We should treat every profession rationally and respect everyone's choices and contributions. Only in this way can we realize our dreams and move towards a brighter future.