Doing good is selfless. Doing good is our cultural gene. Doing good shows the nobility of the soul.

In daily life, you often find such a situation: some people throw scraps of paper.

Group, some people throw bananas everywhere after eating, and some people spit everywhere. ...

These people don't pay attention to details and think that small things in daily life can be ignored.

Too small to mention.

I don't think so. Details are actually a habit and a product.

Tiredness is also the embodiment of a person's civilization. A person can't even do a small thing well,

How can he do great things? How can others give him great things to do? this

From then on, he didn't even have a chance to do great things. How can he succeed? place

Therefore, we should pay attention to details at ordinary times and develop good habits in daily life and study.

Get used to it, so that our life will be more perfect.

There is a story that King Charles had a war with the enemy because of the blacksmith.

The king's horse was missing a horseshoe nail, and the horse fell to death in the rush, resulting in

In the war, the war failed, the king was captured, and a country died like this! this

The victory or defeat of this war depends on a small horseshoe nail and a small detail.

The demise of a country is really sad!

The teacher also told us a story: the boss of a big company wants to recruit employees, asking employees to pay attention to the company's image and always worry about the company's survival and development. Before the interview, the examiner deliberately threw a paper ball on the ground as an exam question. Many people passed the exam with confidence, but no one picked up the paper ball on the ground. Only the last person picked up the paper ball and put it in the trash can. That man's behavior caused a burst of applause from the examiner. He is a detail-oriented person, and the company needs such a person!

In daily life and study, every detail can't be ignored. If something goes wrong in one place, a series of problems may occur, which will make you regret it. Once in a math exam, because I copied a wrong number, the following questions were all wrong, and I was deducted 5 points at once. Looking at red X, it's really not a taste in my heart. This should be a question I'm sure of! At this rate, will 100 still belong to me? From then on, I learned a lesson, focused on the problem, read and thought carefully, paid attention to every tiny link, and picked words when necessary, which greatly improved the accuracy.