What are the characteristics of pots and cans in pottery and tin pots?

Pottery: kindness, modesty, courtesy, self-esteem and tolerance.

Tin cans: pride, arrogance, arrogance, self-righteousness, arrogance and irrationality.

The specific analysis is as follows:

Tin cans are self-righteous and arrogant; Pottery pots are modest, friendly and tolerant. From the sentences such as "Don't you dare touch me, clay pot", "Shut up" and "You wait and see, I will smash you to pieces one day", we can see the self-righteousness and arrogance of the iron pot. From "Dare not, Brother Tin Pot" to "Let's live in harmony, what's there to argue about?" We can see that pottery pots are modest, friendly and tolerant. In short, it can be seen from the sentences describing the expression and language of pottery pots that pottery pots are very modest and tolerant, and they are always commensurate with iron pots as "brothers" and generous to others. From the sentences describing the expression and language of tin cans, we can see the arrogance and arrogance of tin cans.

The enlightenment to us is as follows:

The text is about the tin cans in Wang's cupboard. He is self-reliant and despises the pottery pots. However, after the pottery jar was buried in the soil for many years, when the treasure was unearthed, the iron jar turned into soil. Skirts should learn to look at things correctly and comprehensively. Everyone has advantages and disadvantages. They should be good at discovering the strengths of others, face up to their own shortcomings, respect each other and live in harmony with others.