This idiom is often used to describe that something or someone is ignored, ignored, and nobody cares or pays attention. The word Tianjin stands for port or wharf in this idiom.
Historically, this port was an important trading hub. Ships come in and out in an endless stream, and people gather in it, which is very lively. In contrast, Tianjin is a small port or wharf that is not too busy. Because the traffic is less, there are fewer ships coming and going, and there are not many people coming. Gradually, "it has gradually become a quiet and uninhabited place."
When this idiom is extended to real life, we can see that some things or people are ignored. In the era of information explosion, people tend to pay attention to some hot topics, news events or hot things. This has led to some things that are relatively unpopular or inconspicuous and easily forgotten or ignored, just like those small ports that nobody cares about.
In a highly competitive society, we will inevitably be ignored. This may be because of our work, hobbies or status. Sometimes, we work hard, but we don't get the recognition and attention we deserve. In this case, we will feel depressed and disappointed and feel marginalized.
No matter how many times no one cares about us, we should not give up our efforts and pursuits. Because in this world, there will always be people who understand and appreciate the vast amount of knowledge and talent. Moreover, even if no one pays attention, our own love and dedication to the cause we are engaged in is valuable.
How to deal with the situation that nobody cares?
1. Insist on faith: No matter what the outside world thinks, we must believe in our own values and talents and persist in pursuing what we think is important.
2. Enhance self-worth: constantly learn and improve your ability to make yourself more competitive and attractive.
3. Find groups with similar interests: find people with similar interests, participate in relevant club activities, and share with them.
4. Proactive promotion: Learn to effectively express and publicize your abilities and talents, so that more people can understand and pay attention to what you are doing.