I wrote it myself.

According to Liu Rong, a writer in the Qing Dynasty, in his essay "On Habits", Chen Fan in the Eastern Han Dynasty was pretentious since childhood and only wanted to do great things. One day, his friend Qin Xue visited and saw that the yard where he lived alone was dirty. He said to him, "Why don't you clean it for the guests?" He replied, "A gentleman wants to sweep the world and live in one room?" Qin Xue immediately asked, "If you don't sweep a house, how can you sweep the world?" Chen Fan was speechless.

In this story, it seems that there is a philosophical connection between "sweeping the world" and "sweeping the house" to show that any major event is accumulated by small things. But once you sum up everything, you will often deviate from the original direction.

"Sweeping the house" is only about household hygiene, and its influence is limited to itself. From a distance, it's just that neighbors look very different in their eyes. Wang Anshi, also known as Long Claw Lang, did not cut his nails or even pay attention to personal hygiene, but it did not affect his future career.

"Sweeping the world" is not sweeping everywhere with a broom, but two things that have nothing to do with sweeping the house. Of course, you must be an official and help the king to govern the world. Governing the country and calming the world, in the eyes of ordinary people, may pay attention to the external appearance image. It is actually wrong to observe whether its behavior conforms to the popular view from some details. At the beginning, before Wang Mang usurped the throne, he was a good corporal, covering everything, but who could see what was on his mind? Yuan Shao IV was born in a noble family and was proud of his pursuit. You can't be free from vulgarity, you are eager to be an emperor, and you don't want to have this condition. In the Tang Dynasty, Li Jing was much smarter. After trying to understand that he didn't have an emperor after all, he seriously assisted the king and wiped out the world for him. Follwed and Yuan Shaozhi also swept the world, but after all, they wanted to sweep out a world for themselves and prosper for themselves.

Of course, to sweep the world, we should take the world as our responsibility, not plunder it for ourselves. If there is no high intention, it is often difficult to achieve good results.

So in my opinion, not sweeping the house has no decisive influence on sweeping the world in the future. Don't go online for a trifle. "It is wrong to look at the old at the age of three and look at the old at the age of seven."

The result of insisting on cleaning the house is that it pays too much attention to details and ignores the overall situation and long-term goals. If one has to consider too many details when pursuing one's goals, the pace of progress will definitely slow down.