A prophetic story about the wind, the sun and human beings

This story is actually developed from a fable. It was originally the story of South Wind and North Wind written by the French fable poet Jean Dela Fontaine (1621~1695).

The full text of this story is: who is more powerful, the north wind or the south wind, to see who can take off the coat of pedestrians. The north wind gathered all its strength first and came with a cold wind. Therefore, in order to resist the invasion of the north wind, pedestrians wrapped their coats tightly. The south wind blows slowly, the temperature rises, and pedestrians feel warmer. At first, they unbuttoned their buttons and took off their coats. Nanfeng won.

According to this fable, social psychology has produced a concept, that is, "south wind effect", also called "warm effect". Now, after hundreds of years of development, this effect has been widely used in education, enterprise management and other aspects.