Is there anyone around you who can't eat grapes and says they are sour?

There will never be a shortage of people who can't eat grapes and say they are sour. These people are full of jealousy, but they can't reach that level.

Under normal circumstances, people who can't eat grapes and say that grapes are sour are envious and jealous, because he can't reach this level, but he envies the achievements and life of others, so he says something sour to express his inner dissatisfaction, but he is helpless. I met such people when I was in college.

In college, I majored in social work. Our major is liberal arts, so the final exam is easier to pass, and as long as I memorize it, there is no problem, because the teacher will give us the scope before the exam.

There are two roommates in our dormitory. They usually don't go to class and can't remember all the notes. The final exam is coming, so they borrow other people's notes everywhere, and then recite the answers according to the scope drawn by the teacher. They do well in every exam and their grades are among the best in the class.

In our school, the school has three grades of scholarships, and the evaluation of these scholarships comes from the final score ranking of each student. My two classmates can rank first every time and get school scholarships. Although I don't go to class very much, I always cram for exams, but it can't stop others from getting school scholarships.

Another roommate in our dormitory, she is a typical hardworking student. She comes to the classroom in advance for every class, listens carefully to the lessons explained by the teacher, and remembers all the notes better than others. But even so, she failed in the final exam every time, and sometimes she couldn't get a scholarship. She will be particularly sour and say, "No one is good, just look at it and you can get high marks."

Actually, I think everyone has different talents. Even if you don't do well in the exam, you don't have to say anything every time. This kind of person is a typical sour grape psychology.