What does the fable "one person digs a well" say?

In this fable, some people believe in rumors and follow suit, and misrepresent the truth without investigation and research. This will only make more people not know the truth. This is not right. If possible, we must make everything clear like a monarch, and we must carefully investigate and study everything to find out the truth. Hearing is empty, seeing is believing. Rumors are often untrue, and only by careful observation, research and reasoning can we get the real answer. Don't believe in rumors and blindly follow others, or you will make a joke of three people becoming tigers, and the truth of the matter will be spread beyond recognition.

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This article is selected from Lu's Spring and Autumn Annals, Volume 22, Theory of Caution and Textual Research on Lu's Spring and Autumn Annals. Lu's Spring and Autumn Annals, also known as Lu Lan, is the representative work of pre-Qin sage written by Qin Prime Minister at the end of the Warring States Period, with 26 volumes and 65,438+060 articles. It was included in the first volume of the seventh grade Chinese book published by Hubei Education Publishing House, and it was renamed "A Man Driving Through a Well". It was included in the new Chinese textbook of People's Education Publishing House (version 20 16) (it belongs to four fables with two Aesop's fables and his work "Worrying about the country and the people"). )。