Dry people have boats, hot people have furs.
Liu Ji of the Ming Dynasty "Yu Ion·Yu Fu". S: Yes. have. The general meaning of these two sentences is: when there is a severe drought, you must prepare your boat; when it is very hot, you must prepare your fur coats. When there is a severe drought, there will be a severe flood, causing disasters; when there is a severe heat, there will be a cold winter, and dripping water will turn into ice. Therefore, we should not only focus on the present but have a long-term perspective, so as not to be overwhelmed and regretful when things happen. Even when there is a severe drought, we must be prepared for floods. In hot weather, we must prepare supplies for cold protection. Only those with foresight and foresight must do so.
A fool is as good as a fool. Those who know know before they are young.
Warring States Period·Shang Yang's "Shang Jun Shu·Modern Methods". Dark: I don’t know. Success: something that has been successful. Zhi: Same as "wisdom". The general idea of ??these two sentences is: Foolish people don’t know how things have been successful, but wise people have foreseen them before they happen. Some people are ignorant and confused when doing things. When things succeed, they don’t know what caused the success. Such success is a fluke. And some people think about things far away. Those who have foreseen how things will develop in advance and formulated strategies have a greater and more reliable chance of success. These two sentences are mostly used to emphasize that people should have foresight about things.
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