Four short stories contain great wisdom.

Two people quarreled all day, one said 3×8=24, the other said 3×8=2 1, so that the county government could not quarrel.

After hearing this, the county magistrate said, "Drag the people on March 24 out and hit twenty boards!" " "

24 people are dissatisfied: "It is obvious that he is stupid, why did you hit me?"

The county magistrate replied, "Can you argue with people for one day on March 21st and say that you are not stupid? Who will you hit if you don't hit? "

Don't compete with unreasonable people, because you may be the last one to get hurt, because you can't say a nonsense with ten mouths! Don't care if you meet a rotten person, and don't pester if you meet a broken thing.

Story 2:

A man caught a baby eagle in Ying Chao at the top of the mountain. He took the baby eagle home and put it in the henhouse. Eagles and chickens peck, play and rest together. It thinks it is a chicken.

The eagle has grown up with full wings. The owner wants to train it into a falcon, but it has become exactly like a chicken because it is mixed with chickens all day. There is no desire to fly at all.

The host tried all kinds of methods, all to no avail. Finally, he took it to the top of the mountain and threw it out. The eagle fell like a stone and flapped its wings desperately in panic. In this way, it finally flew!

The environment has a great influence on people. The so-called people near Zhu Zhechi and Mexico are black, and that's the truth. Don't make yourself too comfortable. Sometimes you don't force yourself to fly at once, and you don't even know that you can fly.

Story 3:

There was a beggar lying on the ground. A boss passed by to see his pity and gave him 100 yuan. The beggar was very grateful to him and went to a small restaurant to have a big meal and felt very satisfied. The next day, the beggar was still lying there, and the kind boss gave him another hundred dollars. In this way, one hundred yuan a day lasted for a year, and beggars waited there every day for the kind boss to give him one hundred yuan.

Suddenly one day, the boss didn't come, and the beggar waited anxiously. When it was getting dark, the boss came, but he didn't give the beggar a hundred dollars as usual and left. The beggar quickly grabbed the boss and asked, why isn't there a hundred dollars today? The boss replied: sorry, I didn't care before. Now I'm getting married, and I have to buy a house and a car. I don't have much money for you. Hearing this, the beggar swore directly: you want to raise a woman with Laozi's money.

Occasionally kindness can make people feel grateful, but continuous help can easily make the other person feel taken for granted. This is the old saying: a bucket of rice keeps a benefactor and a stone of rice keeps an enemy.

Story 4:

Taoist priest has a disciple who likes to complain. One day, a Taoist priest put a handful of salt into a glass of water for his disciples to drink. Disciple said: salty is bitter. The Taoist priest sprinkled more salt into the lake so that his disciples could taste it again. Disciple said after drinking: pure and sweet.

The pain in life is salt, and its salinity depends on the container in which it is held. People who always complain about the world are not that the world is too bad, but that your mind is too narrow.