James guides young people: If Flag wants to become a superstar, he must step on public opinion and get upset

When LeBron James warned the younger generation with a sharp look that if Flag wants to touch the top of a superstar, he "has to step on public opinion and get upset", this is by no means a light and inspiring chicken soup. This wise man from the court who has experienced storms revealed the most harsh truth on the journey of superstars - the noise and burning of public opinion are the necessary furnaces to temper the glory of superstars.

James himself is a living example of coming out of the storm of public opinion. Under the dazzling halo of the "Son of God" back then, there was an undercurrent of scrutiny and doubt of countless pairs of eyes; every major career choice, from "decision" to transfer, was all placed in the spotlight of public opinion, burned, amplified, and even distorted. However, it was this overwhelming "uproar" that eventually became the most solid stepping stone under his throne - he tempered unparalleled concentration in the center of the storm, transforming the noise into energy that motivates himself, until the word "controversy" was completely forged into a medal of "legacy".

Now Flag is standing in a similar vent. The media's over-reputation of the "Savior" label, with the harsh scrutiny of the microscope, is like a shadow. If he is afraid of people's words, shaken in criticism, and lost in excessive flattery, his talent will be like a pearl covered with dust; but if he can see "uproar" as a ridge that must be climbed, he can sharpen the heart of a champion in the hustle and bustle - every boo is a tempering of will, every question is a spur to skills, and every burning heat in the spotlight is a trial to resist the pressure of the soul. The road before Flag is extremely clear: a superstar is never born in the praise of a vacuum, but breaks out in the stormy waves of public opinion. When the noisy waves were finally stepped under his feet and became a height to overlook all living beings, he truly completed the transformation from a potential new star to an immortal legend. This motto of "stepping on public opinion" is the hardest ticket to greatness - the hustle and bustle of public opinion is not the abyss, but the ladder that must be climbed. At the top of the ladder, only the most tenacious soul can sit.