A lot of people would say that extroversion is good because extroverts are optimistic, cheerful, confident, aggressive, and enthusiastic. And introversion is not so good, introverted people conservative, repressed, withdrawn, timid, uneasy, not fit in, etc.. In fact, the human character is complex, diverse, go hand in hand, common development, nothing is a single character. Introversion and extroversion is just the result of our self seeking, if you identify yourself as introverted, your introverted behavior will be amplified by your inner knowing, cheerful and lively times will naturally decrease, as a result, you will find that you are more and more like what you judge (introverted). A lot of the time it’s the concept that comes first, not the fact. When we perceive ourselves to be introverted, we unconsciously focus more on responding to your introverted behavior in front of the people around us, and even ignore appreciating, approving and praising your happy behavior. In fact, those bad feelings are generated by ourselves and projected onto the people around us, and what you see is your own inner understanding of introversion. Everyone has their own unique character traits, no good or bad, but it is when we try to change our unique character traits that we may lose the balance within ourselves. The series Another Way of Looking at the World is not entirely psychological, but is a series of opinions that I have formed myself after studying philosophy, psychology, sociology, culture, etc. Some of these opinions are even very different from psychology. Some of my views are even very different from psychology, so please bear with me if you are a psychologist, and don’t take it as psychology if you are a non-psychologist.