Quotes:

Quotes about "details"

Quotations about "details", ask students to think about which quotes are from a positive perspective (paying attention to details), and which are Famous quotes make their point from the opposite side (you don’t have to stick to the details). Which famous quotes have more dialectical views.

1. Difficult things in the world must be done with ease; great things in the world must be done with details. ——Lao Tzu

2. Husband’s misfortunes are often accumulated in the slightest, while wisdom and courage are often trapped in the drowning. ——(Ouyang Xiu's "Preface to the Biography of Lingguan").

Disasters are often caused by the accumulation of tiny bad details. Even smart, talented and brave people are mostly addicted to some bad habits and suffer from them. Be confused and end up in poverty.

3. "If you do not be meticulous, you will suffer great virtues." That is to say, if you do not pay attention to small details, you will definitely damage your moral cultivation and even make big mistakes.

3. Do not do evil because it is small, and do not do good because it is small. ——Liu Bei’s legacy to his son Adou.

4. One mistake will lead to eternal hatred

5. If you don’t sweep a house, how can you sweep the world?

6. Mount Tai does not reject fine soil, so it can reach its height. ; Rivers do not choose small streams, so they can be as deep as possible

7. A thousand-mile embankment collapses in an ant nest

8. If you don’t accumulate steps, you can’t reach a thousand miles; if you don’t accumulate small streams, you can’t reach a thousand miles. Cheng Jianghai - Xunzi's "Encouragement to Learning"

9. If you make one wrong move, you will lose everything

10. Pulling one child can affect the overall situation

11. Don't hesitate to give gifts but ignore the details - leading to failure

1. A thousand-mile embankment collapsed in an ant nest

There is such a story in ancient China: There is a village near the bank of the Yellow River. To prevent flooding, farmers built towering embankments. One day, an old farmer accidentally discovered that the ant nest suddenly increased in size. The old farmer thought: Will these ant nests affect the safety of the long embankment? He wanted to go back to the village to report, and met his son on the way. After hearing this, the old farmer's son said disapprovingly: With such a strong long embankment, are you still afraid of a few small ants? Then he pulled the old farmer to go to the fields with him. That night it was windy and rainy, and the water in the Yellow River surged. The roaring river seeped from the ant nest, then sprayed, and finally broke through the long embankment, flooding large villages and fields along the coast. This is the origin of the idiom "A embankment of a thousand miles collapses in an ant nest".

2. The Empire Died by Iron Nails

King Charles III and the Duke are preparing for a fight to the death. This battle will determine who rules Britain. On the morning of the battle, Charles sent a groom to prepare his favorite horse.

"Hurry up and shoe it," the groom said to the blacksmith, "The king hopes to ride it to lead the charge."

"You have to wait," the blacksmith replied, "I'm going to All the horses in the king's army have been shod in a few days, and now I have to find some iron pieces."

"I can't wait any longer," the groom said impatiently.

The blacksmith worked hard, took four horseshoes from an iron bar, flattened them, shaped them, fixed them on the horseshoes, and then started driving nails. After nailing three palms, he found that there were no nails to nail the fourth palm. The blacksmith was about to smash the nails into the last horseshoe, but at the urging of the groom, he had to hang the horseshoe under the hoof.

The two armies clashed. King Charles was in the army's formation. He charged into the battle and commanded the soldiers to face the enemy. In the distance, he saw several of his soldiers retreating on the other side of the battlefield. If others saw them like this, they would retreat, so Charlie quickly rushed to the gap and summoned the soldiers to turn around and fight. Before he got halfway, the hanging horseshoe fell off, the horse fell to the ground, and Charlie was also thrown to the ground. Before the king could seize the reins, the frightened beast jumped up and fled. Charles looked around. His soldiers turned and retreated, and the Duke's army surrounded them.

He waved his sword in the air, "Horse!" he shouted, "One horse, my country fell because of this horse."

King Richard II of England Shi and Earl Ridge prepare to fight to the death to decide who will rule Britain. On the day of the decisive battle, Richard sent the groom to prepare the horse, and the groom asked the blacksmith to slap the king's horse. The blacksmith said: "I shoed all the horses in the army a few days ago. I have used up the horseshoes and nails and need to shoe them again." The groom said impatiently: "I can't wait any longer. Use whatever you have!" "So, the blacksmith found 4 old horseshoes and some nails.

But there were only two nails in the last horseshoe, and the groom couldn't wait any longer. He thought that the two nails should be able to catch the horseshoe, so he took the horse away. As a result, on the battlefield, a horseshoe fell off Richard's horse, and the horse lost its footing and knocked Richard to the ground. Richard was captured alive by Earl Rich, and his kingdom collapsed. Later, people commented that success or failure is determined by details, and the empire fell to iron nails. 3. In ancient times, there was a group of people in the Song Dynasty who were good at making a medicine. This medicine could be rubbed on the skin in winter to prevent dryness and cracking of the skin and prevent frostbite. Relying on this secret recipe, this family has been engaged in the business of bleaching and dyeing cloth for generations, and their lives are quite prosperous.

Later, a businessman who bought cloth learned about this and paid a lot of money to buy the secret recipe.

At that time, Wu and Yue were feuding countries and were constantly at war. The businessman dedicated the secret recipe to King Wu Fucha and explained its military use.

Fu Chai was overjoyed to get the secret recipe and launched a water war in winter. The Wu soldiers were all coated with medicinal powder, so they did not suffer from chilblains and were extremely effective in fighting. However, the Yue soldiers rushed to the battle, and most of them suffered from chilblains. They were miserable and returned in defeat.

The King of Wu rewarded the businessman who contributed the secret recipe with a piece of land. From then on, the businessman became rich and prosperous, and he no longer had to do business - Workplace Express will give you the answer! Let the details determine success or failure. ——Wang Zhongqiu