**10,000 Fans Incentive Plan When I lived in my hometown, I was like a small fish raised in a warm fish tank, and I lived comfortably and worry-free with the familiar environment and familiar people every day.
And after I stepped out of my hometown and entered the bustling city, I realized that the place where I lived was so poor and so simple.
Looking back at the hometown in my heart, it is the kind of small house built of stone and red bricks, the kind of endless rolling mountains and fields, the kind of life that is awakened by the crowing of roosters in the morning and sent to sleep by the sound of frogs in the evening.
And when I stood in the bustling city, saw the high-rise buildings, saw the bustling streets, and the brilliant neon, I suddenly realized that I had been living in poverty.
This poverty is not only reflected in the economy, but also in the access to information, knowledge and opportunities. In my hometown, I can't see all kinds of new things, I can only come into contact with limited knowledge, and the people I come into contact with are all the same thinking and values.
In the city, I saw the prosperity of all walks of life, felt voices and messages from all over the world, and met people from different backgrounds and different thinking.
It was only after I left my hometown that I truly realized that I was facing a big, complex world. This world is not as simple as I imagined when I was back home, it has its beauty as well as its harshness.
I stepped out of my comfort zone and saw a wider world.
However, this discovery did not make me depressed or feel inferior, but instead inspired me to make a difference. I began to learn new knowledge, open up new horizons, and cherish every opportunity in my hands even more. I no longer complain about the hardships of life, nor envy the prosperity of others, because I know that this will manifest itself in my life after I continue to work hard and learn.
There is no doubt that the environment of my hometown is poor, but its grass, trees, mountains and rivers are my most precious treasures. My hometown has given me resilience and patience, which has enabled me to always maintain a resilient spirit in the face of life's difficulties.
Leaving home is not the same as forgetting one's roots. I will take the tranquility and beauty of my hometown with my life's efforts to go to the unknown prosperous world. I believe that I will use diligence and wisdom to create my own glory on the road of life, and then return to my poor but beautiful hometown with full of memories.