In China, the environment causes reverse selection for individuals; not the best ones are left, but the most obedient. Has everyone noticed a phenomenon? In many environments, those who ultimately stay and do well are often not the most capable, but the most obedient and least temperamental. Don't find it strange; evolutionary psychology has long explained this, and it's called domestication selection. Just like wolves were domesticated into dogs, not because dogs are more advanced, but because wild, uncooperative wolves were systematically eliminated by the environment. When a valuation system only cares about whether you are uniform and does not care about your true output, it becomes a giant mold factory. So, when you see that everyone around is docile and mediocre, understand that this is actually their "minimum cost" protection fee paid for survival. From another perspective, it also creates the largest wall for normal people.