Today, I would like to tell you a small fable story that everyone is familiar with, "Brothers Fighting for Wild Geese", the original author of which is Liu Yuanqing (1544-1609), a famous theorist, educator and writer of the Ming Dynasty.
Once upon a time, there were two brothers who went hunting. A goose flew in the sky, and my brother said, "This goose is big and fat, and it must be very fragrant when it is shot down and boiled to eat." The younger brother disagreed: "The geese are only boiling and eating, and the geese have to be roasted and eaten." The two brothers quarreled, and neither could convince the other. At this time, an old uncle came and asked, "Look at you two red-faced and red-eared, what are you fighting for?" The brothers asked the old uncle to judge and see who was right. The old uncle said: "This is not simple, half boiled to eat, half roasted to eat, the question is where are the geese?" The brothers looked up, and the geese had already flown away.
This story is short, but it tells us a few profound truths:
1, do anything, we must divide the priorities, according to the priority to handle;
2, when there is a difference in views on things, disagreements, you can turn to the people around you, they may have better suggestions;
3, there are too many fools in this world, do not argue with them, provided that you are not a fool. [Witty] [Witty] [Witty] [Witty] [Witty] [Witty]
