Inspiration from the famous saying that good fortune and misfortune depend on each other

1. Blessings come for a reason, and misfortunes come gradually.

From "Three Kingdoms·Wu Shu·Sun Fen Biography". The arrival of happiness is original, and the arrival of disaster is accumulated day by day.

2. Safety and danger come with each other, and misfortunes and blessings come with each other.

From "Zhuangzi Zeyang". Yi: change. Health: produce. Safety and danger transform into each other, and disaster and happiness also produce each other.

3. There is no way for misfortunes and blessings, only people call it upon themselves.

From "Zuo Zhuan": "There is no door for blessings and disasters, they can only be summoned by people." Neither disaster nor blessing will come to the door without reason, they are all caused by each person. As the saying goes, "If you sow melons, you will reap melons; if you sow beans, you will reap beans." Doing good will bring you blessings, and doing evil will bring disaster.

4. Disasters are often accumulated in the slightest, and wisdom and courage are often trapped in drowning.

From Song Dynasty Ouyang Xiu's "Preface to the Biographies of Lingguan in the Five Dynasties". Disasters are often caused by tiny oversights. Wise and brave people are mostly in trouble because they are obsessed with it.

5. Misfortune and fortune come from the same family, good and bad fortune come from the same region.

Misfortune and good fortune are interdependent, and under certain conditions, the two will transform into each other: some bring blessings out of misfortune, some bring misfortune to blessings; If you understand this dialectical law, you can seek advantages and avoid disadvantages, and turn bad things into good things.

6. Misfortunes and blessings have not yet occurred, but they can still be resolved.

From "New Preface" by Liu Xiang of Han Dynasty. When disaster and good fortune have not yet come, changes may occur.

7. It is a blessing, not a disaster, but a disaster that cannot be avoided

From "Phoenix Seeking Phoenix" by Li Yu of the Qing Dynasty. It is said in the past that blessings and disasters are unpredictable and cannot be avoided. Sometimes people will be very calm knowing that disaster is coming. It's a blessing, not a curse. It's a curse that can't be avoided. Since you can't avoid it, then don't avoid it anymore. When soldiers come to block it, and when water comes and earth comes to cover it, just calmly think about countermeasures. Crying and panicking is not only unhelpful, but also looks very lackadaisical.

8. Blessings are born with a foundation, and disasters are born with a womb. If you accept the foundation and eliminate the womb, how can disaster come by itself?

From Ban Gu's "Han Shu·Mei Cheng Biography" of the Han Dynasty. The emergence of blessings has its own foundation, and disasters also have their own roots. If their roots are removed, disasters will not occur.

9. Misfortunes lie on the back of blessings, and blessings lie on the backs of misfortunes.

From "Laozi". To lean on, to depend on; to lie down, to lurk, to hide. Disaster and happiness are dependent on each other and arise from each other. This sentence illustrates the mutual transformation between blessing and disaster.

10. A true man deals with right and wrong, regardless of good or bad; a gentleman stands up for his words, values ??justice, and especially spirit.

From "Night Talk Around the Fireplace". When a gentleman behaves in the world, he only discusses the right and wrong of doing things, and does not consider the blessings and misfortunes; when a gentleman writes, the most important thing is the public for his speech. If it can be concise and detailed, it will be very valuable.