To stay and fight for a brighter future in larger cities,
or to stay smaller cities for a relatively comfortable life?
This question plagues many of young students
who are struggling to seek a successful life through self-diligence.
The risk is that fighting and struggling in big cities
cannot necessarily ensure successful life.
On the other hand, these young people may not feel satisfied
with the comfortable and slow life in smaller cities.
Meanwhile, some young college graduates
who once fled big cities are streaming back.
They are still in helpless situations, and might feel a bit bitter,
but ultimately, they are back.
Is it better to flee the big cities?
Supporters and the objectors have totally different views.
Supporters hold the view that college graduates are driven out of big cities
by high cost of living and air pollution.Objectors argue that
metropolises are more attractive for them than second- or third-tiered cities
since opportunities are plentiful for college graduates.
As far as I am concerned, wherever one decides to go, there are pros and cons.
Indeed, big cities can offer more opportunities,
but people will also meet more challenges and face more pressure.
However, if one is able to transform pressure into his internal driving force,
he will strike a balance between career and life.
For some young people, they'll feel repentant if they leave big cities
without first trying to fight for a bright future.
Life pressure exists everywhere. To face up to difficulty,
pressure and all kinds of challenges on the way forward in one's lifetime are
what a brave person should overcome.
Maybe one more step forward and you'll reach success.
One has to face various choices in his lifetime. To stay or to flee,
everyone facing this choice needs to take it into serious consideration
before taking action. It's not supposed to be a gamble on one's life,
but everyone in this dilemma has to take full responsibility
for his or her own fate.