Safety thoughts brought about by a short story

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This post was last edited by Zhongyuan people at 2016-11-9 20:50. There is a story about a farmer who hated the mice in the farm, so he placed a mouse trap to clean them up. The mice worried all day and night and told the news to the chickens, pigs and cows who lived on the farm. The chicken is hatching the eggs, say: “Worry about yourself!" The pig was sleeping and said impatiently when he was woken up.: “Don't disturb others' sleep easily. What does that mousetrap have to do with me?" The cow was eating grass with relish and said casually.: “Don't worry about me. When did you hear that a mouse trap can kill a cow?" Later in the story, a snake passed by the mouse trap and was caught in the tail, and bit the farmer's wife who came after hearing the news. The farmer sent his wife to the hospital. In order to replenish his health, he killed the chickens and stewed them into chicken soup. The pigs were killed and made into food to entertain relatives and friends who came to visit after hearing the news. In the end, the cow had to be sold to the slaughterhouse in order to pay for the expensive medical expenses... In our work, any seemingly small person * A habitual violation or an inadvertent unsafe behavior will be like the mousetrap in the story. It exists objectively but is often ignored by us, as if it has nothing to do with us, but the shock wave of its consequences will cause great harm to us. 　　The story tells us that if we ignore safety traps and allow violations and hidden dangers to develop, the consequence will be that a small mousetrap will kill a cow.