Understand that the old cow and squirrel only draw conclusions based on their own personal experiences and ignore the actual situation of the pony. Because of different heights, we have different opinions. Let students understand that they should judge according to different situations, not just listen to others, but use their brains, be brave in practice and find solutions to problems.
In life, it is often difficult for us to tell whether the information we get is true or false, whether it is useful or useless, whether it is a dilemma or a decisive choice. This is very difficult.
If the pony is replaced by a chicken, I am afraid it will be another tragedy, so the meaning of this story is not to try, but to know yourself and others correctly and know how many bowls of rice you can eat.
The story of the pony crossing the river tells us: don't make decisions only by other people's opinions, but by your own practice.
Have the courage to practice everything.
Don't listen to hearsay, because different people have different opinions. No matter what the problem is, you have to practice it yourself to find the most suitable solution.
What you get on paper is so shallow that you never know what you have to do.
Due to the differences in age, experience, position and height, there will be different judgment results.
There is no right or wrong, or no one is wrong, just different positions and heights! ?
Unifying a position and height is the fundamental solution to the problem. The so-called Tao is different and does not seek common ground!
From different angles, everyone sees different scenes, so you can't blindly listen to other people's opinions.