深圳外国语学校党委书记何石明致初二学生的一封信《不做优秀的绵羊》近日在家长群和社交平台流传1。这封信从立志、求学、做人三个角度出发，引导学生在初二分化阶段思考学习的真正意义和人生方向1。
何石明在信中引用《优秀的绵羊》的观点指出，"最好的学校里坐着最多的绵羊"1，并表示"优秀是别人给的分数，绵羊是自己丢的方向"1。他强调独立思考和反思的重要性，建议学生每天问自己"今天比昨天多知道了什么"1。他认为"求学的第一课，不是记住答案，而是学会寻找答案"1。
信中还引用了钱理群教授对"精致的利己主义者"的忧虑1，强调利他精神的价值。何石明在文末寄语学生："不做优秀的绵羊，做挺直脊梁的少年"1。
He Shiming, Party Secretary of Shenzhen Foreign Language School, has circulated a letter to second-year middle school students titled "Don't Be Excellent Sheep," which has gained traction among parents and on social media platforms.1 The letter guides students through three perspectives—aspiration, learning, and character—to help them reflect on the meaning of education and their life direction during the critical second year of middle school when academic performance often diverges among peers.1
Drawing on concepts from "The Excellent Sheep," He references the observation that "the best schools are filled with the most sheep," emphasizing that "excellence is a grade given by others, while direction is something we lose ourselves."1 He encourages students to ask themselves daily "what one more thing do I know today compared to yesterday," and stresses that "the first lesson in learning is not memorizing answers, but learning how to find them."1 The letter also invokes the concern raised by Professor Qian Liqun about "refined egoists," urging students to cultivate independent thinking and a spirit of altruism rather than blindly pursuing the label of excellence.1
He concludes his message with an exhortation: "Don't be excellent sheep—be young people with an upright backbone."1
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