Let's talk about how to have four virtues: kindness, mind, wisdom and energy.

To make yourself have the four virtues of kindness, heart, wisdom and ability, you can combine your work practice from the following aspects:

1, compassion:

Cultivate sympathy and understanding, establish good interpersonal relationships with colleagues, customers and partners, listen to the needs of others and understand their challenges and difficulties.

Encourage and support teamwork, share your knowledge and experience, and be willing to provide help and support. Be tolerant and understanding of other people's mistakes and mistakes, and treat different views and opinions with an inclusive attitude.

2. Open mind:

People who are open-minded, adaptable, appreciate diversity and are willing to contact and understand different cultures, backgrounds and viewpoints.

Keep an open attitude when facing new ideas and changes, and don't stick to old ideas and ways. Willing to learn and improve themselves, and constantly develop their skills and knowledge.

3. Wisdom:

Cultivate critical thinking and intelligent decision-making ability, encourage yourself to think from multiple angles and avoid single viewpoint and prejudice. When necessary, solicit opinions and suggestions from others and make decisions with the help of collective wisdom. Learn to weigh different choices and consequences and make wise judgments and decisions.

4. Energy (vitality):

Cultivate a positive attitude and abundant energy to pay attention to your physical and mental health, and keep proper leisure and exercise after work. Cultivate a positive work attitude and maintain enthusiasm and motivation for work. Learn to manage and allocate your own time and resources to maintain a balance between work and life.

Through practice and self-reflection, we can gradually cultivate and develop our kindness, mind, wisdom and energy. The important thing is to keep working hard and put them into action, to integrate these virtues into your work and life, and to actively apply them to interaction with others and teamwork.

"Benevolence" is the first of China's traditional virtues of "benevolence, courtesy, wisdom and faithfulness", which corresponds to the "fraternity" advocated by the West and is a symbol of traditional virtues. It has a long history in China. "Benevolence" is the core value concept in China's traditional Confucianism, and it is also the most basic moral spirit and code of conduct of ancient people in China.

Historically, in the process of ethnic integration in China, the grass-roots concept of "benevolence" has gradually spread to thousands of households and been passed down from generation to generation, which embodies the basic demands of ordinary people of all ethnic groups and has become a deeply rooted traditional virtue in China people's thoughts.