Not on lee's side. What does this story tell?

Wang Rong is honest. He has his own spirit and will not give in to the world.

"Don't take Li Zhidao" recorded such a story. Seven-year-old Wang Rong and his friends are playing by the roadside. They met a plum tree by the roadside, which was covered with plums and was already golden yellow. All my friends are scrambling to pick plums, but only Wang Rong is unmoved. Someone asked him why he didn't pick it. He said that Li Shu was on the side of the road, but no one would pick it up. It must be very bitter. The friends tasted it and it was really bitter.

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This story tells us

Look at problems and be good at analyzing the essence of problems through phenomena. We should be good at exploring the internal relations between things from small problems. Otherwise, you will take many unnecessary detours. Let's take a look at the importance of observation in life.

Distinguish weather from phenomena. The ancients were good at predicting the weather from the changes of everything in nature to guide the farming season. The moon is dizzy with wind, the sun is dizzy with rain, the morning glow never dies, and the sunset glow travels thousands of miles, which is about judging the weather.

In the past, farmers here planted land and cotton, depending on whether jujube trees germinated. Few people have observed it now, so sowing is blind, and the weather is different every year, especially in spring. If peanuts are planted early, they will be damaged by low temperature and will not germinate after sowing.