“为得到一枚钉子,竟失去了一块蹄铁; 为得到一块蹄铁,竟失去了一匹马: 为得到一匹马,竟失去了一名骑手: 为得到一名骑手,竟失去了一次战斗; 为一次战斗取胜,竟连国王也失去了; 而这全是为了要得到一枚马蹄钉。”这是一首英国摇篮曲。在第二次世界大战时,伦敦英美联合给养司令部办公楼墙上就曾张贴着这首摇篮曲,时时提醒工作人员.切不可因某个工作环节失误而影响战争胜利,造成“因小失大”的严重后果.这首摇篮曲还蕴涵着系统论思想的深刻哲理:任何事物都是由相互联系、相互依存的若干要 “To get a nail, I lost a shoe; I lost a horse to get a shoe: I lost a rider to get a horse: I lost it to get a rider Fight; win for a fight, even the king also lost; and this is all in order to get a horseshoe. ”This is a British lullaby. During the Second World War, London liaison with the United Nations Command headquarters office wall posted on the wall of the lullaby, from time to time to remind staff must not be due to a work-related errors affect the victory of the war, resulting in “ ”The lullaby also contains the profound philosophy of system theory: everything is interdependent and interdependent