Learn to appreciate others' "tolerance is great". Appreciating others is an open-minded attitude. No one is perfect, everyone has his own strengths and weaknesses. In this respect, self-contempt and arrogance are both undesirable and will only lead people into mediocrity. Appreciating others correctly will make mediocrity become excellent, inferiority become self-improvement, depression become enterprising, complacency become humility. In the Spring and Autumn Period, Guan Zhong was poor and humble when he was young. In his early years, he ran a small business with his friend Bao for a living. Guan Zhong's capital is not much, but when it comes to dividends, he gets his fair share and needs to add more. Bao's men called Guan Zhong insatiable. Bao Shu Ya defended him, saying that his family has a large population and high expenses, and I gave it to him voluntarily. Guan Zhong's troops were timid and the soldiers were dissatisfied, but Bao said that Guan Zhong had an old mother at home, and he only cared for his body. In order to serve her, he was not really afraid of death. Bao defended Guan Zhong in every way, because he knew that Guan Zhong was a rare talent, but he had not had a chance to display it. Guan Zhong sighed: "It was my parents who gave birth to me, and it was Bao Shu Ya who knew me!" In this way, they became best friends. Later, with Bao's strong recommendation, Guan Zhong became the prime minister of Qi, helping to become the first of the five tyrants in the Spring and Autumn Period. Bao Shu Ya appreciates Guan Zhong and takes good care of him. Even Qi Huangong's reuse was given to Guan Zhong, but he was willing. Visible, appreciate others will have much tolerance and mind. It's like vanilla in the valley, which makes people smell better; Steep rocks and golden pine trees make people stronger and stronger. Hugo of France said: "The ocean is the widest in the world, the sky is wider than the ocean, and the human mind is wider than the sky." Let us smile like the sea, stand tall like a mountain, abandon inferiority, conceit and complacency, and appreciate others correctly!