Pooling wisdom of the people breeds success
Chinese idiom is one of the priceless legacies deeply rooted in traditional culture, making Chinese language more (power), more functional and thus, more fascinating.
Pooling collective wisdom or"Ji Si Guang Yi,one of Chinese (idiom), can better ensure success, reminding people to humbly listen to others' advice they make major decisions. The idea was first proposed by Zhuge Liang, renowned military strategist during the Three Kingdom Period (220-280). "One who (hold) office should pool the ideas and wisdom of the people and (extensive) draw on all well-intended and useful views," wrote Zhuge Liang in his article," Instructions to Subjects and Officials. "
Today, the expression(develop) into an effective way to improve working efficiency and show respect for the opinions of the masses. All the opinions and ideas(collect) from others can give the decision maker a more comprehensive picture of the current situation and help him or her make a correct decision.
Listening humbly to other's opinions, especially thosediffer from one's own, can help one improve the initiative, wisdom and power of the masses. The method has been adopted by the Chinese people in their decision-making in daily life (secure) success.
