Issai Chozanshi critiques modern students for their lack of perseverance and superficial approach to learning.

He contrasts this with traditional methods, emphasizing the importance of rigorous study and mastery of fundamental principles. Chozanshi laments the modern preference for easy, quick results and the resulting decline in genuine understanding.

He observes that even simplified teaching methods fail to engage students, who are only interested in immediate gratification and superficial achievement.

This reflects a broader societal shift towards prioritizing instant success over dedicated effort.