There must be Feng Chu around Wolong. What do you mean?

The idiom "There must be Feng Chu around Wolong" means that talented people can always see potential people around them and make rational use of them so that they can play their due role.

"Wolong" refers to Liu Bei and "Feng Chu" refers to Zhuge Liang. Liu Bei in the Three Kingdoms period was average in talent, but far-sighted and knowledgeable. He could see Zhuge Liang's talent, found Zhuge Liang at the critical moment and made him his own counselor. Zhuge Liang helped Liu Bei unify the north and the south with unparalleled talent.

This idiom tells us that people around us often have a great influence on our future. As a leader, you must have a certain vision, be able to find the talents around you and use their talents correctly to achieve the best results. For ordinary people, we should also cultivate our talents and seize the opportunity to become Feng Chu in the eyes of leaders.

In a word, the idiom "There must be Feng Chu around Wolong" reminds us to pay attention to our own cultivation, to know how to tap the talents of others, and to make ourselves and the people around us develop better.