From the crab's point of view: the way of walking is different; Look at the problem from another angle.
From the frog's point of view: proceed from reality (criticizing the frog for not considering the problem from the crab's reality)
Argument: (I only find that everything is based on reality)
Positive examples:
During the Warring States Period, Zou Ji of Qi was a handsome man. His wives and guests all say that he is more beautiful than Xu Gong in the north of the city, but Zou Ji is not blind and confident. After seeing Xugong, I felt that I was not as good as Xugongmei. I looked in the mirror and carefully "investigated" and felt that I was much worse than Xugong. He understood why his wives and guests said he was beautiful, so he used this metaphor to persuade him euphemistically, and coachable uncovered the cover, making Qi strong and "defeating" Yan, Zhao, Han and Wei in the court.
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Kuang Zhong, a native of Jing 'an County, Jiangxi Province in the Ming Dynasty, was a magistrate in Suzhou. Kunqu Opera "Fifteen Passes" tells the story of being sentenced. In the play, Kuang Zhong was appointed as the palace master, but as soon as he heard the prisoner complain, he picked up the pen and put it down again. Look at the file carefully, it seems wrong, then he raised his pen, and the prisoner complained again and told the story. Kuang Zhong Fogg put down his pen, but thought that he was a supervisor. Originally, he only needed a stroke of the pen to complete the task. I have no right to ask the verdict, so I picked up the pen for the third time. At this juncture, he thought; Life was at stake, and the pen he raised fell again. He finally made up his mind to take responsibility for himself, postpone the execution, investigate and solve the case in person, and rehabilitate the unjust prison. Kuang Zhong's brush strokes are three ups and downs, which left a deep impression on the audience in Fifteen Passes, and it is also a much-told story that he is a famous honest official, seeking truth from facts and not judging cases subjectively.
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During the first revolutionary civil war, the peasant movement in Hunan flourished. In order to answer questions and accusations from both inside and outside the Party about the peasant movement, Mao Zedong personally inspected the peasant movement in Hunan. Wearing sandals and an umbrella, he traveled 700 kilometers for 32 days and wrote a glorious chapter in the investigation report of Hunan peasant movement.
-Zhan Tianyou was the first railway chief engineer in modern China. At the end of the Qing dynasty, the Qing government wanted to build a Beijing-Zhangjiakou railway with a total length of more than 200 kilometers, starting from Beijing. As soon as the plan was put forward, some imperialist countries scrambled for the right to build roads. Because they refused to give in, they finally put forward a condition: if the Qing government used domestic engineers, they would not get involved in this matter, so the Qing government appointed Zhan Tianyou as the chief engineer to take charge of the construction of the Beijing-Zhangjiakou Railway. Zhan Tianyou, with his assistants and workers, braved the wind and sand, stepped on the ice and snow, waded through mountains and rivers, and made a route survey. He personally taught workers to use explosives to cut mountains, innovated construction schemes, opened Juyongguan and Badaling tunnels, and designed herringbone tracks, which solved the problem of extremely large slope. Jing-Zhang Railway is the first railway designed by China people themselves. Zhan Tianyou won honor for the people of China with his diligence and pragmatism.
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The first section of Ke Yan's excellent reportage "The Captain", "Variations on Hamburg Port", tells the story that my ocean-going freighter Hanchuan, led by the heroic Captain behan Ting, made an exception and loaded a set of valuable equipment in Hamburg Port. Captain behan Ting and his crew carefully investigated and studied, measured the goods one by one, calculated and arranged them carefully, and after 27 sleepless nights, they took out the stowage map, which made German navigation experts sit up and take notice. ...
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In the Song Dynasty, in order to determine the position of the North Star, Shen Kuo observed it at midnight, midnight and midnight every night for three months, drew more than 200 pictures, and made detailed measurement and mathematical deduction. "It takes more than ten years to see the true number", the size of the daily difference time is obtained and the theoretical explanation is given.
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"Pony Crossing the River" says: If a pony wants to cross the river, first ask Uncle Niu if he can cross it. Uncle Niu said that the water is very shallow and can be crossed. The pony was getting ready when suddenly the squirrel told it that the water was too deep to cross: one of its companions drowned the day before yesterday. Pony had no idea, so he went back to ask his mother, who told him to think more and try. As a result, the pony passed, and the water was neither deep nor shallow, just passed.