Don't believe in multiple examples in college

(buy=5) In college, teachers who are more prone to rambling often say things like, 'I don't have much, but I have many students; I lack everything, but I have examples.' Then they'll tell you about some classmate of theirs who achieved something remarkable—pursuing postgraduate studies, starting a business, taking civil service exams, becoming a government-selected cadre, and so on—and what amazing achievements they eventually accomplished. I dare say that such teachers lack responsibility and a sense of commitment, and are unfit to educate young people full of hormones. I have a classmate who studied traffic management. His teacher told him that graduates from this major do really well anywhere, easily earning over ten thousand yuan a month. Then my classmate asked, 'Teacher, how much do you earn?' and the teacher was speechless. This is a typical example of a teacher talking nonsense. Honestly, the salary of a regular university lecturer, even with various benefits, is about the same as that of a local department-level official, with the difference being that university lecturers have very little extra income, except for a few teachers who have connections outside the school, such as helping a company with projects or the like.\ The point I'm making is that an example is just an example; you are you. Teachers can only talk about the external factors of their outstanding students' success, which amounts to something like compiling a historical record, but they cannot reveal the internal causes. For instance, what kind of psychological ups and downs those classmates went through, what good connections they had, what their overall qualities were—none of this is apparent in the examples. However, and this should be heeded, the appeal of these examples to young people who are confused is immense; their ability to inspire is unpredictable. Many students change their plans just based on a teacher's few anecdotes. There are also plenty of foolish kids chasing after a mirage who end up going further off course. I believe few people would remind you of this; I just felt compelled to speak up, having watched classmates around me apparently take the right path but actually head down the wrong one, so I must say this and clarify it.\ And again, others are others, you are you. Walking the path that suits yourself is the wisest choice. (/buy)