The truth and enlightenment of the story of three caterpillars

1. Three caterpillars, crawling from far away. They are going to cross the river and go to a place full of flowers. One said that we must first find the bridge and then climb over it. Only in this way can we get ahead of others and occupy the flowers with the most honey. One said, where is a bridge in this wilderness? Let's build a boat and float across the water. Only in this way can we reach the other side as soon as possible and drink more honey. One said, we have been exhausted from walking so much, and now we should calm down and rest for two days. The other two were surprised. Rest? What a joke! Can't you see that the honey in the flowers on the other side is almost drunk? We've been rushing all the way, non-stop. Are we here to sleep? With that, the caterpillar climbed a tall tree and found a leaf to lie down. The sound of running water in the river is as beautiful as music, the leaves are like a baby's cradle under the breeze, and soon another caterpillar falls asleep. I don't know how long it took, and I don't know what I did in my sleep. When I woke up, this lovely caterpillar found herself a beautiful butterfly. The wings were so beautiful and light that they flew across the river with only a few flaps. At this time, the flowers here are blooming brightly, and every bud is full of sweet honey. He wanted to find two companions, but he couldn't find them all over the flowers, because one of his companions was exhausted on the road and the other was sent to the sea by the river.

2. The truth of the story of "The Three Caterpillar": We should be good at grasping the opportunity and not be eager for quick success; Indifferent recklessness is doomed to failure, haste makes waste; Waiting is a beauty; A person should fully understand himself and give full play to his own advantages; Do things according to their own conditions, foster strengths and avoid weaknesses; Do everything from reality; Success comes from accumulation, and thick accumulation can make thin hair; Waiting is for the outbreak, sharpening the knife does not miss the woodcutter.