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One arrow is easy to break, ten arrows are difficult to break Selected from the Book of Wei

Introduction] Tuyuhun is a minority tribe in the ancient northwest of China, a branch of the Xianbei tribe, and once established the Tuyuhun country. This article writes that the king of Tuyuhun Ah Leopard admonished his sons to unite before his death, and the metaphor is vivid and profound.

The jackal had twenty sons: he was sick and said to his sons when he was about to die; Give me an arrow, each of you, and I will use it. Then he commanded his brother Muliyan to say:

You take out an arrow and break it, and Mulleyan breaks it. Then the jackal commanded, "Take nine branches and break them again, but Muliyan shall not break them."

And the jackal said unto his sons, Do ye know? One arrow is very easy to break, but many arrows together cannot be broken, so as long as you work together, the country can be stabilized, and you will die when you are done.

Original] A jackal has twenty sons, and he said: "You and others will each give me an arrow, and break it into the ground." "Oh and ordered his mother and brother Mu Liyan to say:

Thou shalt take an arrow and break it. Mu Li extended it, and said, "You will take nineteen arrows and break them."

Delay can not be broken. Ah Bao said: "Do you know Cao?

The single one is easy to break, and the many are difficult to destroy, and the work is single, and then the society can be solidified. "Death at the end of the word. Excerpt from the Book of Wei

Notes] 1Jackal: The king of the Tuyuhun Kingdom.

2.Bong: Hold, take.

3.Fold up: Stack.

The word "fold" in the following is the meaning of "break". 4.Ru Cao:

That is, you, you. 5.Do you know?

Know or Know 6Force: Heli 7

One Heart: One Heart 8Sheji:

In ancient times, the earth god was called She, and the grain god was called Ji, and later "Sheji" referred to the country.

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One arrow is easy to break, and ten arrows are hard to break. Excerpt from the Book of Wei

Introduction] Tuyuhun is a minority tribe in the ancient northwest of China, a branch of the Xianbei tribe, and once established the Tuyuhun country. The story is written that the king of Tuyuhun, Ah Leopard, admonished his sons to unite before his death, and the metaphor is vivid and profound.

And the jackal had twenty sons, and when he was sick and dying, he said to his sons, "Give me an arrow, each of you, and I will use it." Then he commanded his brother Muliyan to say:

You take out an arrow and break it. When Muliyan broke it, the jackal commanded, "Take nine branches and break them again."

But Mulliyan could not be broken. The jackal said to his sons, "Do you know?

One arrow is very easy to break, and many arrows together cannot be broken, so Ku whispered that as long as you work together, the country can be stabilized. With that, he closed his eyes.

A well-known example of solidarity and cooperation can be written like this. Once upon a time, there were brothers who used to quarrel. One day, my father called them and took out a pair of chopsticks, saying, "Which of you can break these chopsticks?"

The brothers all folded, and no one kept folding.

My father broke up the chopsticks and gave them one to each of them, telling them to break them again, and this time, they broke them as soon as they broke them. My father said look, a pair of chopsticks is so strong that they are constantly folded. A chopstick can easily break. Therefore, there will be strength when united.

A story of solidarity and cooperation

There were two donkeys, tied to a rope, and on each side of them there was only a pile of grass. They went in opposite directions to eat the grass on their side, but the rope was not long enough for the two donkeys to eat the grass in their respective directions. After thinking, they work together to eat one piece of grass and then another.

They can see common interests and cooperate, and if they don't give in to each other and only see their own immediate interests, no one will be able to eat grass.

Geese have a cooperative instinct, and they all fly in a V-shape. These geese change leaders on a regular basis when flying, because the leader of the geese opens the way in front of the Sakura, which helps the geese on either side of it to form a local vacuum. Scientists have found that geese fly in this form 12 percent more than they do alone.

Collaboration can have a multiplier effect where one plus one is greater than two.