You must like many fables in the book. Please choose two you like and tell me your reasons.

Fable 1: the old gentleman in the oasis A young man came to the oasis and met an old gentleman. The young man asked, "How is it here?" The old man asked, "What's your hometown like?" The young man replied, "It's terrible! I hate it. " The old man went on to say, "Then go, it's as bad as your hometown." Later, another young man asked the same question and the old man asked the same question. The young man replied, "My hometown is very good. I miss the people, flowers and things in my hometown very much ..." The old man said, "It's just as good here." The observer was surprised and asked the old man why his statement was inconsistent. The old man said, "What are you looking for? What will you find! "

Moral: Look at one thing with appreciation, and you will see many advantages; look at it with criticism, and you will see countless disadvantages.

The Story of Frog I remember in a biological experiment, when I put a frog in a cup filled with boiling water, the frog jumped out at once, but when I put a frog in another cup filled with warm water and slowly heated it to boiling, the frog would swim comfortably in the cup at first until it found it was too hot to jump out.

Moral: 1, the change of environment can determine your success or failure. Changes in the general environment are sometimes invisible. We must always pay attention, study more, remain vigilant and welcome changes before it is too late.

2. Too comfortable environment is the most dangerous moment. A familiar lifestyle may be your most dangerous lifestyle. Constantly innovate, break the old model, I believe everything can be improved.

3. If you want to notice the slight change of the trend, you must "stop" and think from different angles, and learning is the best way to find the change.