2, Four Diligences In terms of personal hygiene, "Four Diligences" refers to: washing hands and cutting nails, washing hair and cutting hair, taking a shower and changing clothes, brushing teeth and gargling.
3. Four Diligences In terms of work, "four diligence" refers to: brain diligence, oral diligence, leg diligence and hand diligence.
Diligent mind: be diligent in thinking and think more about how to do your job well.
Mouth-to-mouth: Ask if you don't understand at work, and ask if you don't understand.
Leg attendance: check the equipment regularly, know well about the operation of the equipment, and check all kinds of hidden dangers of the equipment in time.
Manual attendance: clean the environment and equipment hygiene of this position in time, keep the equipment and environment clean and maintain the equipment well.
4. In learning, "four diligence" refers to: diligent reading, diligent remembering, diligent thinking and diligent asking.
Diligent reading: refers to reading widely, not limited to one's narrow reading range, let alone reading for reading. At the same time, important books should be read repeatedly to make them thoroughly understood.
Diligence: It means taking more notes, symbols and excerpts from books or notebooks, and persisting in cultivating the good habit of "no pen in hand, no reading".
Diligence: It means to think independently with your brain, dare to question the questions raised in books, especially authoritative works, and highlight your unique thinking personality.
Diligent question: it is to consider the scientificity and rationality of the methods proposed in the book, and strive to be thoughtful and comprehensive in the process of solving problems and overcome the one-sided tendency of understanding problems.
5. In terms of transportation, the "four diligence" of motor vehicle drivers refers to: diligent lubrication, diligent fastening, diligent inspection and diligent maintenance.
From this point of view, "four diligence" also represents different meanings in different fields.