Today, Teacher Ji gave us a lesson. When it comes to closing the window, it involves systematic thinking. For example, if you open a window, you should turn off the air conditioner. If it doesn't affect the situation, you can also open the door for ventilation. From another point of view, if you open the window, you should close the window and close the door. So after opening the window, should the window screen be pulled up? What is the function of the window screen? It prevents dust and some small bugs from flying into the house. Therefore, when you open the window, you should also open the screen. In the same way, when you close the window, you must also close the screen. Or, how do you close the window?
From the perspective of closing the windows, Mr. Ji gave us a lively class of system thinking. If we only consider the current and partial aspects of things, then whatever we do, there will be the possibility of thanklessness, and if we look at the overall situation If you start to think about things and use systematic thinking to control, it is possible to achieve a multiplier effect with half the effort.
System thinking is the basic way of thinking that combines principle and flexibility organically. Only by systematic thinking can we grasp the whole, grasp the key points, and adopt flexible and effective methods to deal with affairs without losing the principle.