The devil is the details of the original title: When the little things count the original Press: Marlowe & Company, Avalon Publishing Group Author: [US] Barbara Puckett Publication date: 2004-8-3
In recent days, the Western proverb "Devils are in the detail" suddenly popular, for a while, "Detail is Devil", "Detail Decision success or failure" is full of books.
There is such a story in ancient China: there is a village near the shore of the Yellow River. In order to prevent the water from suffering, the peasants burst out the long embankment. One day, there is an old agriculture to find a lot of ant in the ant nest. Old farm heart wants: Will these ant keys will affect the safety of the long embankment? He wants to return to the village to report, and he has met his son on the road. The old farmer's son did not say, and then the rugged long embankment was afraid of a few small ants? Immediately pulled the old farm. At the same night, the wind and rain, the Yellow River water skyrocked. The roaring river is infiltrated from the ant in the ant, and then jets, and finally wear the long buffet, drowning the large village and fields along the coast. This is the origin of the idiom of "the embankment of a thousand miles, collapsed in the ant hole".
Originally, "Thousands of Miles, collapsed in the Ant Accent", explaining external forces to have potentially destructive power to the system; and "detail is devil", "Detail Decision success or failure" explains the interior of the system, local defects may also result The crash of the system.
In most cases, the crash of the system is precisely the result of external attacks and intrinsic defects.
The dam is easy to collapse, indicating that there is a major defect in the structural design of the dam itself: the Dam may collapse in the ant hole, the reinforced concrete structure will only be destroyed in the bomb.
In this sense, the success or failure is fixed due to detail, and it is exposed to the weakness of the system itself.
Similarly, if the relationship between interpersonal relationship is only because of dressing a hat, disintegrate, that is, this relationship itself is fragile and fragile, it is unreliable.
For a long time, in the cultural tradition of China's relationship between husband and wife, there is a "husband and wife quarrel no revenge", indicating that the relationship between husband and wife itself is unbreakable, even if the two are not complicated, the taste is very different and the three days is a big noisy, two days a small noisy There is no problem. Nowadays, people have revolutionized changes in the concept of husband and wife relationships, and sometimes they must rely on contracts. In this relationship, improper words in any party may make the marriage to disintegrate. After all, the "broken mirror" is the argument of the copper mirror. When the mirror turns into glass by bronze, it does not attack from the break.
Couples are like this, other interpersonal relationships are even.
Details are extremely important in interpersonal relationships and thus being attached to the side, in one hand, the interpersonal relationship is refined, stylized, and one side is explaining that interpersonal relationships become fragile products.
Because the devil is in the details, "the world must make fine", so the devil is everywhere. In this sense, don't you deal with the devil? The world is really interesting, between people and the devil, because it is almost equal to the reason for interpersonal relationship, this should be another sentence: In fact, it is half the angel, half is the devil. However, in the place where there is a devil, the angel is often the absence of the scene; because the devil has a vote of a veto. "One Jun Hundred Clown" is just an old myth, and "a mouse is born, the soup is a pot" is a harsh reality.
From this point of view, it is still in detail. It will be in the eyes. If you have a big place, you can start your eyes, such as your thin ice, such as your abyss; perhaps, be careful to care about the glassware where you may break, will become a bitter!
