From the perspective of human sustainable development, the use of plant foods on the earth's resources is indeed higher. For those who are vegetarian for this purpose, it should indeed be given full respect. However, human development is after all In order to make people live better. The things that make people live a good life, whether it is car planes or computer networks, rely on the consumption of earth resources. Compared to these, the impact of meat-eating on the earth is not so great. For many people, meat is the most important need in life. Vegetarian food, as a personal choice, should, of course, be respected. However, vegetarians should not stand on the moral high ground for any reason and ask others Also vegetarian. What is the wrong understanding of the above paragraphs? ['When a person chooses vegetarian food for the purpose of human sustainable development, we should respect him.', 'People choosing vegetarian or meat is not enough to change the world.', 'Vegetarians often stand on the moral high ground and ask others to be vegetarian.', "It is beyond reproach that people consume the earth's resources in order to live a better life."]