Proverb on safety: Be prepared for danger in times of peace
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Idioms are a distinctive feature of Han culture; they are concise and incisive, draw on classical references, and possess profound intellectual depth. So, what are the safety concepts in our idiom culture? From The Spring and Autumn Annals by Zuo Qiuming, Zuo Zhuan·Year 11 of Duke Xiang: “In times of peace, one should think of potential dangers; by thinking ahead, one can be prepared, and with preparation, there are no troubles. I offer these words as advice.” ”Even though I am in a safe environment, I still think there is a possibility of danger. It refers to the mental readiness to deal with unexpected events at any time.
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