Listen to both, that is, partial and dark.
[Interpretation] refers to the need to listen to opinions from all sides at the same time in order to correctly understand things; If you only believe one-sided words, you will inevitably make one-sided mistakes.
[Language] Han? Wang Fu's "On the Latent Husband"? Light and shade: You are wise because you listened to it; People who are so dark tend to believe. ?
Listening to everything is clear, listening to everything is dark.
[Usage] Complex sentence patterns; As subject, predicate and object; Used of leaders.
Idioms and allusions that you can understand by listening, but you can't understand by believing.
Emperor Taizong asked Prime Minister Wei Zhi:? As the king of a country, how to distinguish right from wrong without being deceived? Wei Zhi replied? As a monarch, only listening to one side of the story will make him confused and often make wrong judgments. Only by widely listening to opinions and adopting correct opinions can we not be deceived and understand the following situation. ?
From then on, Emperor Taizong attached great importance to the following admonitions and encouraged ministers to speak freely. After Wei Zhi's death, Emperor Taizong said bitterly: With copper as a mirror, we can see whether the clothes and hats are neatly dressed, and with history as a mirror, we can understand the reasons for the rise and fall of dynasties; Only by taking people as a mirror can we know the gap and gains and losses between ourselves and others. Wei Zhi is not here today. I really lost a good mirror! ?
Idiom? Listen to everything, and be selfish? It evolved from Wei Zhi's suggestion to Emperor Taizong.
Let you understand by listening and listening, and let you secretly make sentences by partial belief.
1) The ancients said? Listen to everything, and be selfish? It seems not bad at all.
2) I heard everything clearly, but it was dark. We should listen carefully to opinions from all sides.
3) Listening to everything makes you clear, and partiality makes you dark. We should always keep a clear head.
4) As a leading cadre, we should always keep in mind that everything is clear when we listen, and it is dark when we are selfish.
5) It is impossible to develop the value theory by adhering to the monism of value.
6) If things are not noisy and unclear, they will be clear after listening, and if they are biased, they will be dark. What is China facing now? An unprecedented change? .
7) For example, if you listen to both, it will be clear, and if you listen to it, it will be dark; ? Which is more difficult, starting a business or keeping it? .
8) You are too impatient. Put away your sword first. Listening to others will make you bright, and partiality will make you dark. Trust me once, and I will give you a satisfactory answer.
9) You can't hear the truth without patience. Tolerance is not right or wrong, good or bad, tolerance should be wise, and it is necessary to know what is good and what is flattering; You should be generous, listen to sweet words and call a spade a spade. Listen to the opinions of all parties. ? If you are tolerant, you can open your heart and brainstorm.
10) for every idea you find on the internet, you will find another opposite. So what should I do when making a decision? Listen to everything, and be selfish? .
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