Recently I read an article, which reminds people, especially youngsters, to run quickly when it begins to rain. The article points out that one's attitudes decide the height at which one looks at the world. The author believes that it is a positive attitude towards life if you run immediately to seek a shelter. It is a negative attitude, the author continues, If you remain walking, believing it's no use running so hurriedly for there's as much rain ahead. 

I basically agree with the author. It is appropriate for us, especially young people, to take an active or even progressive approach to unexpected happenings. However, I'd like to say it depends on different situations. It may not always be a good idea to run or take action immediately. More often than not, I would admire the ones who can remain walking in spite of the heavy rain. I figure most people would run when it begins to run. It takes wisdom and great composure to remain walking. We can not simply say he is passive or negative towards life. It is easier to run and follow the crowd than remain calm and then act according to the real situation.