Examples of the importance of doing every little thing right:

One, Lin Chi-ling's story

On one occasion, Lin Chi-ling's endorsement of the Longines watch to hold a press conference, because the theme is "dancing", so the deputy general manager of the Longines watch, Mr. Zhang Zhenghun, hoped to ask Lin Chi-ling to perform a section of the dance, but brokers do not think it is appropriate, and how to not agree. Lin Chi-ling heard this, and when the time came to appear on stage, she secretly took off her shoes, went on stage barefoot, and danced for a long time in a passage that was originally just about posing.

That's not all that surprised Zhang Zhengxun. In June 2006, Longines invited Lin to Xi'an to promote the company, and had dinner with more than 100 local dealers. When the dealers from one table after another came to the stage to take photos and shake hands with Lin, Zhang Zhengxun noticed that Lin, who is 174 centimeters tall and wears high-heeled shoes, made sure that she would bend her knees slightly and crouch down to the same height as the other party, and shook hands with them with a level look in her eyes. The company's website is a good source of information about the company's products and services, and the company's website.

Second, the story of the aircraft carrier

The U.S. Navy announced on July 30, 2008, "Washington" nuclear-powered aircraft carrier fire cause of the U.S. media in an uproar. Although the U.S. military has ordered the carrier's commander to be removed from his post and investigated, it still reveals that the U.S. Navy has serious management problems.

The fire broke out on the USS Washington while the carrier was en route from Chile to San Diego. Sailors fought for 12 hours to extinguish the blaze. The ship's nuclear reactor was not affected, which was a blessing in disguise. The fire affected 80 compartments and destroyed a large number of cables and data lines, causing at least $70 million in damage.

The investigation, which was released this time, showed that the cause of the fire was unauthorized smoking by crew members in a no-smoking area, which ignited improperly stored flammable materials nearby. The fire was fueled by 90 gallons of refrigeration oil that was not stored according to regulations and was left lying around.

Three, the king's story

This is a true story, the time back to five hundred years ago in England, Charles III let a blacksmith to their war horses to nail the palms of the results of a nail, the blacksmith will work hastily.

Shortly after, Charles III was engaged in a firefight with the enemy, and in the middle of the battle, suddenly one of the horse's palms fell off, and the king was toppled to the ground, and the kingdom changed hands. From this, we can see that the details are so important to us, and just as Xunzi said, "There is no step by step without a thousand miles, and there is no river without a small stream.

Four, the story of Gagarin

In the first 20 days into space, after a layer after layer of screening, Titov, Gagarin and others stand out, into the final screening, in the simulation of the test, only to see Gagarin take off his shoes, carefully into the capsule. This detail was seen by the superintendent, and went up to him and asked, "Young man, why slippers into the capsule ah?"

Gagarin said: "I have a habit of working, that is, the object of work is very precious, especially this kind of precision instruments, more can not bring into the dust." These words moved the superintendent, so later Gagarin was honorably elected, in terms of achievement and technology, Gagarin in Titov below, but he was honorably elected, this is the charm of the details.

Fifth, the traveler's story

Three travelers at the same time stayed in a travel agency. When they went out in the morning, one traveler took an umbrella, another traveler took a walking stick, and the third traveler took nothing. In the evening, when they returned, the traveler with the umbrella was drenched, the traveler with the walking stick had fallen and hurt himself, but the third traveler was unharmed.

The traveler with the umbrella said, "When the rain came, I walked boldly in the rain because I had an umbrella, but somehow I got wet. When I walked on the muddy road, I walked very carefully because I didn't have a walking stick, and I picked out the flat places to walk on, so I didn't fall and get hurt. Inspirational short story: pay attention to every detail."

The one with the walking stick said, "When the rain came, I picked my way out of the rain, so I didn't get wet. When I walked on the muddy road, I used my crutches to walk, but I often fell." The third traveler listened and laughed: "When the rain came, I took shelter, and when the road was bad, I walked carefully, so I did not get wet, nor did I fall; and your mistake lies in the fact that you have an advantage by virtue of which you think that if you have an advantage, you will have fewer cares.