From Zhuge Jiliang, it means don't despise small things, and there is a big one in "small". "Small" water drops drop continuously, which can penetrate the stone; "Small" Mars is enough to start a prairie fire; The word "small" is enough to affect the rise and fall of a country; "small" is unbearable, that is, it is enough to make great plans; A "small" smile gives people unlimited confidence; A "small" kindness every day is enough to achieve a beautiful relationship; Don't act with a little kindness. "Small kindness and small benefits" is not unreasonable, and "small kindness and small benefits" also contains "great righteousness".
"Don't do small good, don't do small evil"? This sentence was said by Liu Chan, the son of Liu Bei, on his deathbed during the Three Kingdoms period. It aims to teach Liu Chan not to despise small things, not to do them because good things have little influence, and not to do them because bad things have little influence. This sentence is still instructive to our self-cultivation.
Don't do small things with kindness. When a person makes a mistake, he often starts with something that is not the starting point. As the saying goes, "young people steal gold" and "thousands of miles away, they collapse in the ant nest". This is a fact. Bad things, though small, can corrode a person's soul. Over time, they will change from quantitative to qualitative. Don't do it for kindness. A drop of water can reflect the brilliance of the sun, and a good thing can show a noble heart. Small things are the foundation of big things, and big things are the accumulation of small things. If you despise an ordinary good thing, you won't do great things. If you despise a drop of water, there will be no vast ocean. If you despise a tree, there will be no dense forest. You can't build a tall building if you despise one brick and one tile. For thousands of years, there have been many famous sayings of the ancients that emphasize the importance of "doing small things": every little makes a mickle, every little makes a muckle, every little makes a muckle, every mountain makes a muckle, every sea makes a muckle, and every good deed makes a virtue. Start with small things, start with small things.