The story about the race between the rabbit and the tortoise.

The story of the new tortoise and rabbit race

Mutual trust can win-win.

The students in the tortoise and rabbit race asked questions first. Just this once? No, we have to keep playing. The first time the rabbit lost, the rabbit refused to accept it and asked for a second race. The rabbit learned from the experience, didn't sleep, and ran to the finish line in one breath, so the rabbit won the second race. The tortoise lost, and the tortoise was not convinced. Let's ask for the third game. The tortoise said that the first two races were run on your designated route, and now I'm going to run on my designated route. The rabbit thought that I ran faster than you anyway, so he ran away on the designated route. As a result, the rabbit ran to the front again, and it was almost the end. A river is blocking the road, and rabbits can't cross it. The tortoise crawled slowly and swam across the river. The tortoise won the third race. Why should we compete in the old competition? Let's cooperate. Let's complement each other's advantages, so they complement each other. On land, rabbits and turtles run together, while crossing the river, turtles and rabbits swim together, and both of them reach the finish line at the same time, which is a win-win result. So this story tells us that the tortoise-hare race has four important influences on the development of students.

The first important lesson is that when you are at a disadvantage, don't be discouraged and don't relax. You should stick to it and wait for your opponent to make a mistake. You see, if the rabbit runs ahead of the tortoise in the first game, then I can't win anyway. Well, if you abstain, it will sleep or it will win, because it wakes up and it will run to the finish line. As a result, the tortoise has been waiting for the opponent to make a mistake. Sure enough, the rabbit made a mistake and fell asleep halfway, so he won the first game.

The enlightenment of the second game is to be good at turning potential advantages into realistic advantages. Rabbits can run, which is a potential advantage. Sleeping for the first time, no running, no deformation. The second time I ran to the finish line, the potential advantage turned into a real advantage, so the rabbit won the second time. For each of us, don't talk about your potential advantages, focus on transformation.

What did the Third Tortoise and Rabbit Race give you? When you find that the original strategy doesn't work, you should adjust your strategy and change it in time. After the second game, the tortoise understood a truth. As long as you run along the original route, even if you run ten thousand times, the rabbit will win. As long as it doesn't sleep, it wins. What should you do? Adjust the strategy in time and run on different routes. A river is blocking the road, so you can't give play to your advantages. So the third game is the result of your timely adjustment of strategy.

The fourth game got a revelation that cooperation, complementary advantages and win-win are all based on mutual trust. Do you think if you don't trust each other? Well, the rabbit ran on the land with the tortoise on its back, and it played badly. What should I do if I twist my body and hurt the tortoise badly when I turn the corner? What should I do if the tortoise sinks and drowns the rabbit when crossing the river? So we must trust each other and achieve a win-win situation.