If you don't have rules, you can't be Fiona Fang-you must obey the law. "If you don't obey the rules, you can't be Fiona Fang" is a well-known saint, from Mencius and Li Lou: "If you don't obey the rules, you can't be Fiona Fang." The original intention was that if there were no rules and regulations, square and round objects could not be made, which was later extended to the standards and rules of behavior. This article aims at educating people to obey the law. Zhou Yafu has a mountain of discipline. Zhou Yafu was an outstanding general in Han Dynasty, famous for his bravery and strict military discipline. On one occasion, Emperor Wen of Han wanted to reward the army himself, and first went to the barracks stationed on Bashang and Ximen. Wendi and his party rode straight into the camp, and the general and his men rode to see him off. Then, Wendi came to the military camp in Liu Xi, where Zhou Yafu's army was stationed. I saw the soldiers of Xiliu Camp wearing armor, holding sharp weapons and full crossbows. Wendy's vanguard arrived and wanted to go straight in, but the guards at the camp gate wouldn't let them. Pioneer said: "The son of heaven is coming soon!" A captain of the military gate guarding the camp gate said: "The general has an order:' The army only listens to the general's orders and does not listen to other instructions.' "After a while, Wendi Deng arrived, still unable to enter the barracks. So Wendi sent an emissary with Jeff to tell the general, "I want to go into the barracks to comfort the army." At this time, Zhou Yafu conveyed the order: "Open the gate of the military camp!" The officer guarding the gate of the barracks said to Wendi and his party who rode and drove, "The general has a rule: horses are not allowed to gallop in the barracks." So Deng Wendi and others took the reins and walked slowly. As soon as he entered the barracks, Zhou Yafu bowed to Emperor Wen with a weapon in his hand, saying, "A warrior in armor can't bow his head. Please allow me to see your majesty with a military salute. " Wendi Deng was moved by him and her expression became serious. Holding the crossbar in front of the car, he thanked him and said, "The emperor respects the general! "Don't leave until you finish the ceremony. Out of the camp gate, all the ministers expressed surprise. Deng Wendi said, "Alas! This is the real general! The troops passing in front of Bashang and Zhaizhai are like children's play, and those generals can easily capture them by surprise attack. As for Zhou Yafu, who can offend him? " After that, Emperor Wen continued to praise Zhou Yafu and ordered four questions. Cao Cao was a great statesman and strategist in the Three Kingdoms period. Many of his stories are familiar to later generations, and one of them is still meaningful to read today. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, warlords scuffled, and the people were miserable and complained. Cao Cao is very aware of the importance of winning the hearts of the people, so he attaches great importance to the discipline of the army and repeatedly demands that the army must obey the rules and discipline. In view of the phenomenon that some soldiers did not pay attention to protecting the interests of the masses when marching, Cao Cao specially formulated strict and specific laws, such as beheading when war horses trampled on the crops of the masses. Once these disciplines were promulgated, they were welcomed by the masses. On one occasion, Cao Cao's own war horse was suddenly frightened, ran into the field and trampled several young crops. It is understandable that the commander-in-chief's horse trampled the crops. Of course, conviction is not easy. But Cao Cao refused to forgive himself, whipping his horse and pulling out his combat knife. At this time, the guards around him quickly stopped him, and all the family members quickly advised him that you are the pillar of the country and cannot commit suicide for the benefit of the country. Even if it is punished according to discipline, it is understandable to be lenient. However, Cao Cao solemnly said that the discipline has just been promulgated, and if it is not implemented because of me, others will have no way to implement it in the future, and they will still commit suicide. Staff suggestions can be handled flexibly. For example, "cut your hair without cutting your hair." So Cao Cao got off the donkey and went down the slope and agreed to make a change. He used his combat knife to cut off a handful of hair as a warning. This story may seem ridiculous today, thinking that cutting hair is still so serious. In fact, cutting hair at that time was also a heavy punishment. The ancients pursued filial piety, emphasizing that my body and skin were given by my parents, and I could not easily damage them, otherwise it would be unfilial. Therefore, Cao Cao's move of "replacing the head with hair" has had the effect of shocking the whole army and ordering the ban. Regardless of whether Cao Cao's play is true or not. For the commander-in-chief, he can do this, and this spirit of obeying the law is worth learning. Liu Chuanzhi, who created the legend of association, also has many legendary stories, one of which is that he is strict with himself and stands late for punishment. Lenovo Group has established a weekly office meeting system. At one time, some leaders attending the meeting were often late for various reasons, and most people wasted precious time waiting for one or two people. Liu Chuanzhi decided to add a meeting discipline, and latecomers should stand at the door for 5 minutes as a warning. After the promulgation of discipline, the phenomenon of being late has been greatly improved, and few people have been punished. On one occasion, Liu Chuanzhi himself was late because of special circumstances. After Liu Chuanzhi entered the venue, everyone was waiting for Liu Chuanzhi to explain and face it. Liu Chuanzhi first apologized and explained the reasons, while consciously standing at the gate for five minutes. References:

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