Every major event in the world must be done in detail.

——Laozi, the ancient Chinese thinker

Mountain Tai does not allow soil, so it can become as big as it is; rivers and seas do not accept small streams, so it can become deep.

——Li Si, an ancient Chinese thinker

Small things make big things happen, details make perfect.

——David Packard, founder of Hewlett-Packard Company

Success is the child of details.

——Harvey Firestone, founder of Firestone Company

In the realm of art, details are God.

——Italian Renaissance artist Michelangelo

Our success demonstrates that our competitors’ management fails to stick with lower-level involvement and lacks attention to detail. deep concern.

——Turner, former president of McDonald’s

A well-managed company is always monotonous and boring, without any exciting events. That's because any possible crises have already been anticipated and turned into routine operations.

——Drucker, author of "The Effective Manager"

For Zhou Enlai, the adage that any big thing should "start by paying attention to small things" has some truth. Although he personally tended each tree, he could also see the forest.

——Former US President Richard Nixon

Small differences in craftsmanship show big differences in national quality.

——Haier Group CEO Zhang Ruimin