Pay more attention to the advantages of others and less attention to their shortcomings.

Pay more attention to the advantages of others and less attention to their shortcomings, that is, learn more from their advantages and avoid their shortcomings: the first eight-character idiom: take your own strengths and make up for your own shortcomings. Take the strengths of others, make up for your own shortcomings, take the strengths of others, and abandon the shortcomings of others.

The second eight-character idiom: take its essence and discard its dross. In fact, the meaning is similar to the previous one, absorbing the essence and excellent ingredients of others and removing the bad ones of others. This can be used for people, study or work. Learn from others' excellent experiences, change bad experiences and habits, and make yourself better.