-Thoughts on Reading Mice, Birds and Sausages
Any collective is made up of people with different personalities and skills, and they all play an irreplaceable role in the collective. Only when we proceed from the whole, unite and cooperate, regardless of our own small gains and losses, can the collective be in a good state of operation, and vice versa.
The following story will tell us the conclusion.
This story is about mice, birds and sausages.
Once upon a time, there was a mouse, a bird and a sausage. They became good friends and lived happily together. Birds fly to the forest every day to collect firewood, mice are responsible for carrying water, making a fire, setting the table, and sausages are responsible for cooking. One day, a bird went out to collect firewood, met another bird and proudly told her about her happy life. Who knows that the bird doesn't envy herself, but sarcastically says to her, "Hey, you are such a fool. You do rough work every day and call yourself happy. Think about it: the mouse is only responsible for drawing water, and after drinking it, it can rest. Setting the table is actually the simplest thing. Sausages are simpler. Stay by the pot and roll until dinner. Just add some oil and salt. Who wouldn't! "
The more the bird thinks about it, the more it feels that it has suffered. When they got home, they asked for a new division of labor. This time, they decided by drawing lots. Sausages are painted to collect firewood, mice are painted to cook, and birds are responsible for collecting firewood. The next day, they went to work according to the new division of labor. As a result, the sausage was eaten by the dog on the way out to collect firewood. The mouse fell into the pot and was burnt to death. The bird drowned while fetching water.
They do their best, learn from each other's strengths and live in harmony. After disturbing the order, everyone was punished and suffered misfortune.
Everyone has their own skills. In collective life, only by learning to cooperate, establishing the idea that everyone is for me and I am for everyone, and giving full play to their respective strengths, can everyone live in harmony and the collective develop healthily, otherwise it will only be self-defeating.