Ancient merchants sold grain by the number of barrels, and when they were full, they crushed the mouth of the barrel into barrels. However, in the process of buying rice, ancient merchants always added a little and piled it into a spire, thus embodying the merchant's moral character and building an "equal" and cordial relationship between the merchant and the people. So we say, "Sharp business, sharp business, no sharp business."

Today is different from the past. This warm-hearted remark was completely changed into "profiteer, profiteer, no tip, no business." If you are too honest to calculate customers, then don't do business. Why? Because you can't count as a customer, you can't make money, and you can't get along. It can be seen that the business environment has become so bad that "profiteers" have become "thresholds" and even "drug dealers" abound ... Of course, the world is still fair, and "profiteers" can only get short-term benefits forever and will eventually be forced to spit it out. People who do things honestly will always be treated well in order to gain the right to sustainable management. ...

Therefore, people who really do things should always give customers something beyond their expectations under the guidance of the moral character of "smart management", so as to obtain long-term returns and realize sustainable management.