Give an example from life to explain the principle of "listening to both sides will bring light, and listening to one side will bring darkness"

One day, a group of children were having fun together, and a boy accidentally hit and hurt a girl. The girl cried and told her parents that it was the boy who hit her. As a result, the little girl's parents angrily went to the little boy's parents to accuse them, saying that the little boy bullied the little girl. The little boy's parents invited the little girl's parents to join them. After clarifying the facts to the other children and restoring the little boy's innocence, the little girl's parents were naturally relieved.

The idiom "Listen to both, and you will be enlightened, and believe in partiality, and you will be dark" evolved from Wei Zheng's words to persuade Taizong. This idiom means that if you listen to a wide range of opinions, you can understand the truth of the matter and make correct judgments. If you only listen to one side's opinions, you will not understand the truth and draw wrong conclusions.

Warn people to listen to a wide range of opinions when doing things, and not to listen to one person, in order to get things done. :

Concurrent: involving or having several things at the same time. Listening: Listening to different opinions from various aspects. Ming: distinguish right from wrong. Dark: Confused, unable to discern the truth.

Only by listening to opinions from multiple sides can you distinguish right from wrong; by listening to one side, you will not be able to distinguish between right and wrong.

Modern general meaning: looking at the right and wrong of a certain thing. It will be very clear if you think about it from a positive perspective, but it will be very confusing if you analyze it from the dark side of your heart. It means that only by listening to opinions from all sides at the same time can we understand things correctly; if we only believe in one side, we will inevitably make one-sided mistakes.