First, I am from an ordinary family, honest and shy.
Gandhi was born in a Hindu family. His family is very disciplined. They believe in Hinduism, never kill anything, only eat vegetarian food every day, live an ascetic life, and are very honest. Gandhi was very introverted since he was a child. He is not very talkative, likes to be shy and listens to his parents. He/kloc-married at the age of 0/3, with a girl of the same age, but the girl can't read. Thus, personality is an important reason for his stage fright.
Second, go to England to study law.
Gandhi's decision to study law in England is risky. He may be expelled from caste status, but he resolutely went. In England, which is completely different from his hometown, he is very confused. He tried to imitate English culture and religion, but with little success. He decided to stick to his original religious teachings. Later, he obtained a law degree and a lawyer's qualification certificate from University College London.
Third, my career was frustrated after returning to China.
Gandhi returned to India after finishing his studies and became a lawyer in Mumbai. Unfortunately, his stage fright led to the failure of his defense and became a joke of the local people. His personality is not very suitable for this position, and the insurmountable cultural differences between Britain and India make his lawyer's work not as easy as expected, and failure seems to be taken for granted.
Gandhi is a well-known hero in India, and his deeds are remembered by future generations. His initial stage fright is also a small thing in his past. His personality is largely determined by cultural differences. However, heroes need to be honed. He keeps forging ahead and always pursues the pure land in his heart. The so-called stage fright also shows that his lawyer industry is not smooth sailing.