A group of newly graduated students majoring in navigation were practicing on a freighter. They happened to encounter a typhoon on the sea. Suddenly, the waves were surging and the clouds were rolling. The students had never seen such a scene and were very frightened.
The experienced captain said to them, "it is very common to encounter a typhoon at sea. At this time, we should close the doors and windows tightly and face the typhoon with the strongest speed, because the distance is the shortest, only in this way can you get rid of the threat of typhoon as soon as possible ."
The students asked puzzled, "Can't we turn around ?" "Can't we bypass it ?"
The captain smiled and continued, "You want to turn around, but your speed is not as fast as that of the typhoon. It catches up at once; turning around it, when the side of the ship faces the typhoon, once the huge wave rolls, the ship will turn over ."
[Philosophical enlightenment ]:
When facing crises and difficulties, escaping is not the way. Only go all out to face difficulties is the best policy.
