"Morality can often make up for the shortcomings of wisdom, but wisdom can never make up for the shortcomings of morality." This philosophical saying is a good interpretation of the relationship between intelligence and honesty, wisdom and simplicity, money and morality. relation. If you build your foundation with morality, your foundation will be solid; if you build it with wisdom and skill, it will not last long.

I believe many people have watched "Family Portrait", which was broadcast during prime time on CCTV recently. The characters Pianzi and Mendun in the play have basically the same birth families, growth processes, and environmental influences. But their personalities and ways of dealing with problems are completely different. In the eyes of Pianzi's grandfather and most of the audience, Pianzi is smarter and more capable than Mendun in all aspects. But before he went to prison, Pianzi didn't take his grandfather's "as flat as water, straight as a line" rules of life and work seriously. He thought he was super smart and forgot about the rules of life. He only woke up when Lang was imprisoned. Mendun is a bit stupid compared to Pianzi, but he bases his life on morality, gains the trust of people around him, gathers the wisdom of others to make up for his own wisdom, and ultimately succeeds. This relatively common life phenomenon provides a vivid illustration of the famous saying that "morality can often make up for the shortcomings of wisdom, but wisdom can never make up for the shortcomings of morality."

In today's society, if someone only relies on his own cleverness to gain people's trust and achieve career success, it is accidental and temporary. If you want to be invincible in today's complicated society, you must keep in mind the principle of "morality can often fill the defects of wisdom, but wisdom can never fill the defects of morality", be down-to-earth, have a solid foundation, and benefit people. Be self-interested and use integrity to gain success.