The meaning of Bole and Maxima

Bole refers to people who are good at discovering and selecting talents. A horse that travels thousands of miles a day; Rare talents.

This story illustrates a truth. If a politician wants to get real talents, he should not only be good at discovering talents and using them rationally, but also understand and cherish talents with Bole's special feelings of caring for swift horses.

Story:

Maxima is old and climbs Taihang Mountain in a car loaded with salt. Its hoof is stiff, its knee is broken, its tail is wet, its skin is festering, its saliva splashes on the ground and it is covered with sweat. I was whipped and climbed to the middle of the mountain road, and I couldn't go up any more.

Bole saw it, jumped out of the car, hugged it and cried, took off his linen and put it on.

Maksima bowed his head and sighed, then raised his head and screamed loudly. The sound went straight into the sky and made a loud noise like a stone collision. Why? He knows Bole is his confidant.

Extended data 1, Bole [bó lè]?

Basic interpretation: Qin people were good at watching horses in the Spring and Autumn Period, and later they were used to describe people who were good at discovering and selecting talents: leaders at all levels should broaden their horizons, be good at Bole, and discover and bring up more talents.

Source: Ma Shuo by Tang Hanyu: "There is Bole in the world, and then there is a swift horse. There are often swift horses, but Bole is not often. "

Vernacular translation: Only when there is Bole in the world can there be a swift horse. There are often swift horses, but Bole is not often.

2. Maxima [qi ā n lǐ m ǐ]?

Basic explanation:

(1) A horse that travels thousands of miles every day.

② Metaphor is a rare talent. Now it is often used as a metaphor for talents; Especially talented teenagers.

Source: Liu Xiang's "Warring States Policy Yance I" at the end of the Western Han Dynasty: "I heard that the ancient monarch had a thousand dollars to seek a swift horse, but he could not get it in three years."

Once upon a time, there was a monarch who spent a lot of money to buy a swift horse, but he didn't buy it for many years.