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When I read Lao Tzu’s “Tao Te Ching, Chapter 66”, there was a passage that made me think for a long time, “The reason why Jiang Hai can be the king of the hundred valleys is because of his goodness, so he can be the king of the hundred valleys. “The people must say what they say, and if you want to be the first, the people must be behind. Therefore, the sages are below the people and the people are not serious, and the people are not harmed when they are in the front. Because the world is happy to push it and never tire of it, and because it does not fight, the world cannot compete with it. Fight.” The general meaning of this sentence is that the reason why Jiang Hai can become the king of hundreds of rivers is that he can be king because he is good at dealing with others. In the same way, if the sage wants to lead the people from a high place, he must be humble in his words. If the sage wants to stand in the front and lead the people, he must put his own interests behind. Only in this way will everyone not feel heavy…
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