A Blessing in Disguise

“Misfortune might be a blessing in disguise” is a Chinese traditional idiom which is rooted deeply in every Chinese’s mind. It derived from a story that once a man lost his horse and everyone commiserated him. After some time, his horse came back with another fine one, everyone congratulated him. However, this contributed to his son’s being a cripple. As a coincidence, his son was immune from the service thanks to the misfortune and survived.

Such a notion could not be better applied to our study. Let’s take a simple example. Ken failed in the mid-term exam and he considered it was the end of the world. Nonetheless, he pondered on it and finally regretted the time he had fooled around when he should have spent in studying. From then on, he was motivated to work diligently and make rational arrangements of every minute. Consequently, he became the teachers’ pet for his full mark in the final exam.

Always bear it in mind, misfortune might be a blessing in disguise!

There is no exception to our daily life. Do not complain your bike’s being stolen, it may save you from a sever accident; do not feel depressed for the job you have lost, you may be offered another with better paid and welfare soon; do not cry over your disadvantages, your advantages may distinguish yourself among others. All in all, be positive! Tomorrow is another day!

From all the elements I have illustrated, we may safely arrive at the conclusion that misfortune might be a blessing in disguise. People have been attaching great significance to this idiom. What we could do is not feel sorry for what we have lost, but keep an optimistic attitude toward life. Never lose faith; better days may be just around the corner.

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