Ignoring trifles is a fiasco. Before the Sino-Japanese Sino-Japanese War of 1894-1895, Japanese spies went to China warships for reconnaissance. At that time, China's warships were superior to Japanese in tonnage, quantity and firepower, and the whole country was intoxicated, thinking that China would win the Sino-Japanese War. But Japanese spies saw shorts and socks littered on the turrets of China warships. So he wrote this little thing in "Wisdom" and analyzed it from this incident: This is. A poorly managed army will not have strong fighting capacity. Sure enough, the naval battle started, the Chinese side was defeated, and almost all the troops were wiped out. The advanced warships became the trophies of Japan. Can you say it's a small matter? They just hang their clothes on warships, but they can show the enemy the disadvantages. If they were strict with themselves, maybe things wouldn't be like this!
In June 1992, 1 1, qianjiang evening news reported that a merchant in Sanmen County, Zhejiang Province bought a batch of sheepskins from a leather goods purchasing station in Hohhot, Inner Mongolia. The quality requirements are: "Each sheepskin is more than four square feet, and there is no cut mark." It can be written in the purchase and sale contract: "The sheepskin is more than four square feet, and the requirement for the size of sheepskin is just the opposite of the original intention. As a result, the shrewd seller sold the inferior sheepskin less than four square feet to the company. The difference is as high as 654.38+ten thousand yuan. If the firm hadn't neglected the seemingly small thing of punctuation at that time, it wouldn't have let the seller take advantage of it, resulting in a huge loss of100000 yuan.
A little thing is a note of a magnificent movement, a sentence of a great work, a spray in boundless waves, a stone on the high mountain of Wan Ren, and the key to the success or failure of some major events, so it is not small.