曾经看过这样一则故事:有一个刚入佛门的小和尚学剃头,老和尚让他削冬瓜皮来练习。小和尚每次练完之后总爱随手把刀扎在冬瓜上,老和尚多次劝说他都置若惘闻,之后老和尚便无奈地睁一只眼闭一只眼。有一天,老和尚让他给自己剃头,小和尚剃完后照样顺手把刀“噌”地一声插下去。可怜人脑不比冬瓜,只听“哎呀”一声,老和尚已一命呜呼了。这个故事告诉我们:坏习惯不改,最终将会酿成大祸。在电力安全生产中, Have seen such a story: there is a young monk who just got into Buddhism school shaved head, the old monk let him cut the winter melon skin to practice. After practicing the little monk, she always likes to knife stick to the melon, the old monk repeatedly persuaded him to set her sigh, and then the old monk would reluctantly open one eye and close one eye. One day, the old monk made him shave his head. After the young monk finished shaving, he could easily insert his sword and bass. Poor people are not better than the melon, just listen to “Oh!”, The old monk has a life awoke. This story tells us: bad habits do not change, will eventually lead to disaster. In power safety production,