前两天,在办公室里听到一位同事怒斥学生:“你怎么搞的,跟你讲过多少遍了?你怎么还犯错?”看着怒气冲冲的同事,我想起了不久前曾看过的一篇文章。在古希腊神话中,有一个叫西齐弗的,他因在天庭犯法,被罚至人间受苦:推一块巨石上山。这倒没什么,问题是当西齐弗每天费了很大的劲把那块石头推到山顶,当天夜里,那块石头又会自动滚落下来。于是,西齐弗就要不停地把那块石头往山上推。这样,西齐弗面临的是,他要在永无止境的失败中品尝痛苦,备受折磨。然而,西齐弗不肯认输。每次,当他把石头推到山上时,他就想:推石头上山是我的责任,只要我 A couple of days ago I heard a colleague in my office scolding a student: “How do you tell me how many times you’ve talked to you? How have you made a mistake?” "Looking at an angry colleague, I remembered not long ago Have seen an article. In ancient Greek mythology, there was a man called Severus, who was punished for suffering in the heavenly courts by pushing a boulder up the mountain. The problem is that when Siegfried spent a great deal of his daily energy pushing the stone to the top of the mountain, that stone was automatically rolled down again that night. As a result, Siegfried kept pushing the rock to the hill. In this way, Siegfried faced with the pain and suffering he suffered in the never-ending failure. However, Westwind refused to admit defeat. Whenever he pushed the stone to the hill, he thought: It is my responsibility to push the stone up the mountain, as long as I