1. If the partners are not consistent, the business will be in trouble; even though we are worried and anxious from beginning to end, there is still no progress at all. ——Krylov (Russian writer).

2. Only people with a strong spirit of cooperation can survive and create civilization. ——Tagore (Indian writer).

3. The expectation of approval and respect is deeply rooted in human nature. Without this kind of mental stimulation, human cooperation would be completely impossible. ——Einstein (American physicist).

4. People can do things together that one person cannot do alone; the combination of wisdom, hands, and strength is almost omnipotent. —— Webster (American writer).

5. No matter what the goal of his efforts is, no matter what he does, he will always have no power alone. Sociability is always the highest need of all good-thinking people. ——Germany. Goethe.

Stories about cooperation:

1. Flying geese

Goose have a cooperative instinct, and they all form a V-shape when flying. These geese change leaders regularly as they fly, because the leading goose clears the path in front and helps create a partial vacuum for the geese on either side of it. Scientists have found that geese flying in this form can cover 12% further than flying alone.

2. Ants hugging a group

On the grasslands of South America, the weather was extremely hot, and the grass on the hillside suddenly caught fire. Countless ants were forced back by the raging fire, and the circle of fire became wider and wider. The ants were getting smaller and smaller, and it felt like all the ants were about to be burned to death. However, something unexpected happened. The ants gathered tightly together, rolled into a big ant ball, and quickly rushed into the sea of ????fire. Although some ants were burned to death, this made More ants survived the desperate situation.

3. Crabs "drag their legs"

An interesting phenomenon at the seaside: several crabs swam from the sea to the shore, and one of them tried hard to climb up the embankment, but regardless of No matter how persistent it is, it can never climb to the shore. When it is about to climb up the embankment, other crabs will compete to hold its hind legs.

4. The story of chopsticks

God prepared a table of delicious food for everyone, and gave everyone a pair of very long chopsticks. At first, everyone was very excited and rushed to get them. I picked up the delicious food with my chopsticks, but the chopsticks were too long and couldn't reach my mouth. Later, everyone discovered that it was enough to feed each other to each other. It turns out that cooperation can lead to better enjoyment!

5. The mice who stole oil

Three mice went to a deep oil tank to steal oil and drink it. Unable to reach the oil, they thought of a way to use a mouse. He bites the tail of another mouse and hangs down from the bottom of the tank to drink oil. Everyone takes turns to drink and enjoy the blessing together.

The first mouse was the first to hang down to drink the oil. It thought: "There is only so much oil. It is not enough for everyone to take turns to drink. I am lucky today, so I might as well jump down and drink to my fill." "

The mouse caught in the middle thought: "There isn't much oil down there. What if the first mouse drinks it all? I think I'd better let it go and jump in to drink it myself. What a pleasure!"

The third mouse also murmured to himself: "There is so little oil, and when they are full and full, how can I leave them alone? , jumped to the bottom of the tank and had a good meal."

So, the second mouse cruelly let go of the first mouse's tail, and the third mouse also quickly let go of the third mouse's tail. , they rushed to jump into the tank. In the end, all three mice drowned in the oil tank.