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This post was last edited by q2774594 on 2016-9-7 09:00. 1. A turkey and a cow were chatting; the turkey said, \"I wish I could fly to the top of the tree, but I don’t have the courage.\" The cow said, \"Why don’t you eat some of my cow dung? It’s very nutritious.\" The turkey ate a little cow dung, and it indeed gave it enough strength to fly to the first branch. The next day, it ate more cow dung and flew to the second branch. Two weeks later, the turkey proudly flew to the top of the tree, but soon a farmer saw it and quickly shot it down from the tree. The Way to Survival 1: Good luck can take you to the top, but it can’t keep you there. ▼ 2. The crow sat on the tree, doing nothing all day long. When the rabbit saw the crow, it asked, \"Can I do as you do and not have to do anything all day?” The crow said, \"Of course, why not?\" So, the rabbit began to rest in the clearing under the tree. Suddenly, a fox appeared; it jumped up, caught the rabbit, and swallowed it. The Way to Survive 2: If you want to stand there doing nothing, then you must stand very high, extremely high.
Similar posts are still better posted in the leisure section.
In fact, we can consider these issues from a safety perspective: These two stories tell us that before making any changes, it is necessary to conduct a thorough assessment of the new conditions and environment, as well as to identify any potential safety risks that may arise as a result of those changes, and to prepare appropriate countermeasures in advance.
It’s very meaningful, and it serves as a great mirror as well