Don't do it with little evil, and don't do it with little good. This is a Chinese vocabulary, which comes from the letters of Liu Bei, Emperor Zhaolie of Shu Han. It means don't do it just because it is a minor bad thing, and don't care about it just because it is a minor good thing.
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This is what Liu Bei said in his last testament to his son Liu Chan. The original sentence reads: "Don't do little evil, don't do little good. Only virtue and virtue can serve people. " The purpose is to persuade him to study in Germany and make a difference. Don't stop doing good things because of small things, let alone doing bad things because of small things. Many small good deeds will become great good deeds for the world, while many small evil deeds will be "enough to confuse the country".
Liu Beiwen of the Three Kingdoms said, "Don't do small evil, don't do small good." . This sentence is about the truth of being a man, as long as it is good, even small kindness should be done; As long as it is "evil", even a small evil can not be done. This sentence deserves to be known and remembered by the world. Later, the world preached that "don't do evil, don't do good."