Where did the interests of ancient fishermen come from? The story of the fisherman's profit.

First of all, it comes from Su Dai. (Su Dai: a strategist in the Warring States Period. Luoyang people in the Eastern Zhou Dynasty. )

Second, the story is as follows:

"The Warring States Policy: Yan Ce": Zhao Yan, Su Zhao said: "Today, I came to cross Yishui, clam dew, snipe pecked its meat, and clam closed without crossing its beak. The snipe said, "If it doesn't rain today, there will be dead mussels tomorrow!" " The clam is also called a snipe, saying,' If you don't come out today or tomorrow, there will be a dead snipe! The two refused to give up. Fishermen get it and catch it. Now Ye Zhao is cutting down Yan, and Yan and Zhao have long supported the interests of fishermen to the detriment of the public. I'm worried that Qiang Qin will become a fisherman. So, I hope the king has skills. "King Hui said," Good! "Stop here.

Three. Related supplement

This is a very vivid fable. It tells us that the weak and the weak should unite, eliminate contradictions, unite and deal with the enemy together at present. The same is true of dealing with internal affairs. Local interests should obey the overall interests, immediate interests should obey the long-term interests, and small principles should obey the big principles. Otherwise, endless internal struggles and intransigence will only hurt both sides and benefit the third party. "