In the Western Han Dynasty, Sun Bao served as Jing Zhaoyin. One day, in the downtown area of the city, a farmer accidentally bumped into a food stall selling fried seeds.

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Material 1: Sun Bao served as Jing Zhaoyin in the Western Han Dynasty. Once on the road, he met a farmer who went into town and smashed a vendor's oil cake, and a basket fell to the ground. Farmers only pay 50, but vendors charge 300. The two sides fought so hard that everyone was at a loss. Sun Bao asked people to buy oil cakes and weigh them; Then the crushed prickly heat is weighed, and the accurate number of prickly heat is calculated, so that farmers can make compensation. Both sides accept it and everyone respects it.

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Han Han

"Everything is just one plus one equals two." Fukuyama's famous saying seems to tell us a truth: many times, seemingly smart, we are confused by some superficial things. More than a thousand years ago, Cao Chong's image seemed to show that adults were far less clever than children. The reason why we often encounter some difficult problems is not that the problems are difficult, but that we are stuck in a conventional mode. In fact, if we are pushed a little, we will only feel that the original thing is so much.

What people often need is not understanding, but inspiration. The so-called micro-push is actually thinking about the same problem from another side. There was once a joke circulating on the Internet that NASA solicited the invention of a writing tool from all over the world. First, handwriting is not afraid of water; Second, you can write in vacuum; Third, don't worry about ink flowing out under weightlessness; Fourth, you can write backwards if necessary. Five years later, nothing came of it. On the deadline, NASA received a note from a primary school student: Have you tried a pencil?

This joke is a bit cold, but it is actually mocking the stupidity of us adults. Many times we will complicate some very simple problems to show off our knowledge and talents. After a long time, even the simplest question, we should think hard. Finally, seemingly simple problems suddenly "bump" in front of us, but we have no clue.

In real life, people who think reversely will be written into history as saints, such as Jing and Sun Bao, who are called scorpions, and Temple, who pulled out seeds from bird droppings. To tell the truth, they are neither clever nor clever. In fact, you and I both know a lot of tricks, but at the critical moment, we will unconsciously show off our cleverness and pretend to be mysterious, only to shoot ourselves in the foot.

Nowadays, in this society, more and more people begin to solve problems in ways that others can't understand, and finally fall into a general argument with each other in delivering parcels. Nonsense that even the parties themselves can't understand began to spread in all walks of life, but the simplest things were forgotten. A few days ago, I attended a literary creation seminar. Several experts from the upper class held a paper by Jia Pingwa for several hours, and finally argued whether Jia Pingwa was a post-structuralist or a post-positivist. This reminds me of the "Cultural Revolution" of that year, when a group of rebels held little red books to discuss whether Confucius was a "capitalist roader" or a "reactionary academic authority". Although the starting point is different, the underlying logic is the same. Everyone likes to be outspoken. To put it bluntly, it is to show off and deceive others. The end result is self-deception.

We are used to thinking about things in complicated or even wrong ways, so the result is that we ignore the true colors of things. In this respect, simple-minded children seem to see more thoroughly than we do. Sometimes I am often confused by a simple common sense of life. At this time, my three-year-old niece always tells me loudly what to do. Finally, she will say: Uncle, this is the original thing.