People are often like this. They are very persistent in the ideas or opinions they hold. It is quite difficult to convince someone because they tend to only recognize opinions that are beneficial to them, or only recognize opinions that they hold themselves. If they agree with their opinions, they will think that what you say makes sense. If it is inconsistent with their opinions, no matter how reasonable what you say is, they will find something to refute it.

Isn’t there a saying that goes, you can never wake up a person who is pretending to be asleep. He will not be woken up by being woken up, but only by the pain. But often by the time he is woken up by the pain, it is too late.

Even if he is persuaded by what you said at the time, once he calms down, he can find all kinds of excuses and reasons to overturn what you said. This is actually human nature, and everyone is the same.

Because he is immersed in his own thoughts, he has always been like this, and he thinks he is right. Sometimes he debates with you or asks you questions, not to get you to overthrow him, but to confirm his own views and ideas through debating with you. In the process of persuading each other, both parties not only convince others, but also themselves.

The more unprofessional a person is, the easier it is to be persuaded. The more knowledgeable a person is, the harder it is to be persuaded. It is precisely because he knows a lot that he can find many things to refute.

"What about the next topic?"

Shang Wenrui was a little overwhelmed.

The first topic is the relationship between traditional Chinese medicine and traditional Chinese medicine, and the second topic is the development direction of traditional Chinese medicine. It was originally a chain of links, but now there is a problem with the first link, what should we do with the second link?

The direction is wrong.