"From the perspective of the development process of human society, competition has always been a heavy topic.

A society without competition lacks the motivation to move forward.

But, in order to compete, can we play tricks and cheat? Anyone who has played Tetris will understand a truth: if you want to reach the peak of the game's success, you must learn to "learn from each other's strengths."

Cooperation = = win-win.

The game is like this, isn't life?

An industrious old fruit farmer has been studying new varieties of fruit trees for decades and finally succeeded.

It is puzzling that he didn't collect seeds tightly, but gave his fruit to his neighbors from door to door.

Under his guidance, all orchards in the village were planted with his fine varieties.

Someone asked him curiously why he didn't stay competitive. He replied, "I did it for my own fruit tree."

You see, if my neighbors still use old varieties, my fruit trees will also be polluted by the spread of pollen.

"His words made people suddenly realize that this practice not only preserved the purity of the old farmer's own fruit trees, but also allowed his neighbors to obtain new varieties and cooperate with others to make progress.

Isn't this a win-win wisdom?

History is like a mirror, through which you can see many examples of success and failure due to mutual cooperation and intrigue.

At that time, Sun Quan provided Liu Bei with temporary accommodation. Zhuge Liang designed a fire attack scheme for Sun Quan. Sun and Liu joined forces to make Cao Cao's 800,000 troops "disappear in the laughter". A fire made Sun Quan eliminate the threat of Cao Cao, and Liu Bei opened up a hegemony in Shu, which eventually burned out the situation of the three countries standing in the balance.

Liu Xiang Yu, who fought for the world, finally committed suicide in Wujiang River, and Liu Bang spent decades recuperating. Is it worth it?

Even in modern times, competition is still everywhere: many western countries want to win in the competition, but they don't want China to win, which hinders China from entering T in all aspects; After China joined the WTO, they created difficulties for China's exports. ...

What does all this mean? China needs the support of western countries to boost the national economy, and the development of western countries needs China, a big market with a population of more than one billion.

In this case, why don't the two sides put aside their prejudices and cooperate sincerely to seek a win-win situation?

As students, mutual cooperation is also necessary.

Students are not only competitors in learning, but also common partners in learning.

What we want is a sense of competition in which you fight for each other and strive for progress. We are also learning partners who help each other and make progress together.

A rising tide lifts all boats. What we want is cooperation, not asking questions.

Cooperation = win-win, let's smile and compete, cooperate sincerely and make progress together! Ask close questions

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