1. Work must be on point

2. Red flowers are beautiful but also supported by green leaves

3. Grasp the big and let go of the small

4. If you are not prepared for everything, you will know everything. 8. The snake strikes seven inches

5. Grabbing the eyebrows and beard 10. Pressing the fleas with ten fingers

6. Picking the sesame seeds Lost the watermelon 12. No gold has bare feet, no man is perfect

7. A ruler is longer, an inch is shorter

8. The skin of a thousand sheep is not as good as the armpit of a fox< /p>

9. Thousands of thick green branches and a little red do not need too much to make the moving spring scenery more beautiful. (Wang Anshi)

10. There is mud and sand, fish and dragons mixed together. (Revelation of the Appearance of Officialdom) - Counterexample

11. A leaf obscures the view, and Mount Tai cannot be seen. Plug your ears with beans and don't hear the thunder. (Guanzi)

12. Attack one point, but not as good as the rest. It violates the principle of the universality of contradictions, looks at the problem from a one-sided point of view, makes one-point arguments, and denies the dichotomy. Another example is, "Can't see the forest for the trees" is equivalent to this category.

13. The finishing touch. It means that we should be good at focusing on key points and key points in our work. In line with the principle of the main contradiction. Another example is, "To capture the thief first, capture the king", "To lead the bull, you must lead the bull's nose", "To use the good sword to the edge" are equivalent to this principle.

14. Although lotus flowers are good, they still need green leaves to support them. It is a metaphor that in daily work, people should be good at grasping the main contradiction, but they cannot ignore the secondary contradictions, because the quality of handling the secondary contradictions directly affects the resolution of the main contradiction. Another example is "one hero has three gangs", "one fence has three stakes", etc. The same applies.

15. I picked up sesame seeds and lost the watermelon. It violates the principle of the relationship between primary and secondary contradictions. There is no distinction between priority and importance. The less important ones are caught and the important ones are lost. Another example is "grabbing eyebrows and beard", which also falls into this category.

16. One finger and nine fingers. Comrade Mao Zedong often used this to describe which of achievements and mistakes is important and which is secondary. We are required to be good at grasping the main aspects of contradictions. Because the nature of things is mainly determined by the dominant aspect of the contradiction, when observing and dealing with problems, we must distinguish between the mainstream and the tributaries, nine fingers and one finger.

17. Putting the cart before the horse. This is contrary to the principle of the relationship between the primary and secondary aspects of contradictions. It does not distinguish between the mainstream and the tributaries, and the primary and secondary are reversed. Another example is "taking advantage of the guest", "the gain outweighs the loss", "accommodating everything", "not distinguishing between good and bad", etc., also fall into this category.

18. Pay attention to the typical and take into account the general. In line with the principle of the unity of the two-point theory and the key point theory, we are required to be both comprehensive and good at grasping the key points and key points in our actual work. Another example is "make overall plans and make appropriate arrangements", "learn to play the piano", etc. are all based on this principle.

The above is limited by personal knowledge and cannot cover everything. I hope it will be helpful to you