Why do you say a bowl of rice raised benefactor, a bucket of rice raised an enemy?
The old saying says, "a bowl of rice to raise a benefactor, a bucket of rice raised an enemy",. One cold and hunger, you give him a bowl of rice, is solved his problem, he will be grateful. But, if you continue to give him, he will feel taken for granted. A bowl of rice, two bowls of rice is not enough, three bowls of four bowl is not enough, then a lenovo to you filled with storehouse of m, he'll think you give too little, and with what you have full of rice, he is only a few bowl of rice, and the bowls of rice, even thousand well thanks for you? Have the idea, trouble came.
To keep a benefactor, the old saying says, a bowl of rice a bucket of rice raised an enemy. One cold and hunger, you give him a bowl of rice, is solved his problem, he will be very grateful. But, if you continue to give him, he will feel taken for granted. A bowl of rice, two bowls of rice is not enough, three bowls of four bowls or feel you gave only a drop in the ocean, people's desire is endless.
A bowl of rice a benefactor, a bucket of rice have an enemy To keep a benefactor, the old saying says, a bowl of rice a bucket of rice raised a Nemesis, the same is true. One cold and hunger, you give him a bowl of rice, is solved his problem, he will be grateful. But, if you continue to give him, he will feel taken for granted. A bowl of rice, two bowls of rice is not enough, three bowls of four bowls or feel you gave only a drop in the ocean, people's desire is endless.
