The enlightenment of "boiling frogs in warm water": to be prepared for danger in times of peace, a comfortable environment often contains hidden dangers; Quantitative change leads to qualitative change, so we should pay attention to small changes in the environment; The change of environment can determine a person's success or failure, so we should always pay attention, study more and be more alert.

"Boiling frogs in warm water" refers to the "frog boiling experiment" conducted by American scientists at the end of 19. Scientists first put the frog into water at 40 degrees Celsius, and the frog jumped out of the boiling water because he couldn't stand the stimulation of high temperature. When the researchers first put the frog into a container filled with cold water and then heated it slowly, the frog was very comfortable in the water because of the comfortable water temperature at first. The frog found that he couldn't stand the high temperature, but he was unable to do so, and he was boiled to death by hot water before he knew it.

Boiling frogs in warm water is a "frog boiling experiment" conducted by scientists at Cornell University in the United States at the end of 19. The philosophical truth is that quantitative change will lead to qualitative change, that is to say, the accumulation of quantity to a certain extent will lead to essential changes. The moral is that the change of environment can determine your success or failure. Too comfortable environment often contains danger, so we should always be vigilant in superior environment.