失败一直是中国人想要逃避的话题。从学业失败到创业失败,失败一直是作为一个“贬义”词汇而存在。假如你问起身边人如何看待失败,想必得到更多的是讽刺与嘲弄。但是,这种现状应该改变,尤其是在当今创新创业浓厚的氛围里。尽管每个人都知道成功只属于少数人,但是对失败的定义却总是局限于弱者与落魄。这种狭隘的定义用在创业失败之时,总是变得非常可怕。当许许多多富有梦想的年轻人、中年人乃至老年创业者们为自己所钟爱的某 Failure has always been a topic that Chinese want to evade. From academic failure to entrepreneurial failure, failure has always existed as a “derogatory” term. If you ask people around how to treat failure, presumably get more ironic and ridiculous. However, this situation should change, especially in today’s strong atmosphere of innovation and entrepreneurship. Although everyone knows that success is a minority, the definition of failure is always limited to the weak and the abjection. This narrow definition is always terrifying when it comes to starting a business. When many rich young people dreams, middle-aged and even older entrepreneurs for their own favorite