Two watches

◇ Two watches

A tourist was walking through a thick forest when he dropped his watch on a rock under a tree.

Unfortunately, a fierce monkey appeared and picked up the watch and threw it away. The watch was used to plan working and vacation time for the monkey in the forest, so the monkey with the watch could become the king of the pack. That is why the monkey, who was lucky enough to get a wristwatch, wanted to get more watches.

Later the monkey picked up more watches. But the timing of the presentation was so different that it was hard to tell which clock to trust. Eventually, the herd was thrown into disarray.

Before long, the monkey had to step down from the king's seat and all the watches he had were taken away by the new king.

But soon the new king was in the same predicament.

◇ 天下雖興 好戰必亡

Even if the country is prosperous, if it likes war, it must be ruined.

天下雖安 忘戰必危

Even if the country is at peace, it is bound to be jeopardized if it forgets the war.

不好不忘 天下之王也

To neither like nor forget, this is the attitude a good leader will take.

- Sima law 司馬 法

◇ If you defy the people's sentiment, you will be destroyed by the people, and if you follow the people's sentiment, you will be destroyed with the people."

- Seneca.

◇ You can count the seeds in an apple, but you cannot count the apples in it.

- Ken Keege.

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