As the saying goes, "benevolent people have different opinions, and wise people have different opinions." What is the truth of this sentence?

This sentence still makes sense. Although it is very systematic to lead troops now, it can still be seen that people are not doing their jobs. Since ancient times, "benevolence and righteousness don't take charge of soldiers, benevolence and righteousness don't take charge of money" is a proverb handed down from generation to generation, and the truth inside must have its profound meaning. Specifically, let's talk about the following points:

1. On the surface, "kindness does not command soldiers" means that kind people should not master the military power. Most people who lead the army are decisive people. The two armies are at war, and the outcome is changing rapidly. If the leader is kind and hesitant, he may be eliminated by the regiment. Therefore, people with good hearts should not master the military power.

But if you want to take charge of the army, you must have a good proper limit, have the ability and prestige, handle the right and wrong of unity and interpersonal relationships, make people feel afraid and kind, and serve the public. You can't simply rely on power to oppress others, but use cruelty and violence to control them. In this way, in addition to not taking over the soldiers, it is easy to arouse the anger and mutiny of the soldiers, and there will be a fatal disaster.

Second, people who appear to be "not in business" mean loyalty and should not be businessmen. Businessmen do business with profit as the guide. If they are talking about business, their heroic spirit suddenly increases and their profits go out, they will go bankrupt sooner or later. Therefore, businessmen should put interests first, not friendship, otherwise they will not make money.

My little uncle is a very loyal person and has many friends. He opened a restaurant and soon turned yellow. There are many friends, and many people come to pay the bill. When my friend finished eating and drinking and paid the bill, my little uncle began to be loyal and said that this meal was my treat, and that paying the bill was to look down on me! Well, friends can't wait to pay and often come. As long as my uncle is here, invite him to have dinner together, and in the end they may not charge.

Third, it is very easy for benevolent people to suffer losses in business, and it is absolutely necessary to operate in good faith. It's not that people who do business can't be kind. Do whatever you want, and there are still some basic principles to be a man. The main point of this sentence is not whether business should be benevolent, but that business must look like business, and don't play emotional cards in everything.