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齐王舍牛
齐王舍牛
齐王舍牛
齐王舍牛
齐王舍牛
齐王舍牛
齐王舍牛
齐王舍牛

qí齐wáng王shě舍niú牛

A metaphor for a ruler or person in power showing compassion and empathy towards their subordinates or those under their care, often by demonstrating mercy or leniency.

在处理一些轻微违规事件时,管理者如果能秉持齐王舍牛的仁慈,或许能更好地激励员工改正。
When dealing with minor infractions, if managers can uphold the compassion of King Qi sparing the ox, they might better inspire employees to correct their mistakes.

Era:

Ancient

Frequency:

Story:

During the Warring States period, King Xuan of Qi saw someone leading an ox past the hall and asked where the ox was being taken.

The person leading the ox replied, "It is to be slaughtered for a bell consecration ceremony."

King Xuan said, "I cannot bear to see the ox trembling as it is led to its death. Let a sheep be used instead."

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