A master performer was about to go on stage when his student noticed that his shoelaces were loose and pointed it out. The master nodded in gratitude and knelt down to carefully tie them. After the student turned away, the master knelt again and gently loosened the shoelaces. A bystander was puzzled and asked, “Master, why did you loosen them again?” The master replied, “Because I am portraying a weary traveler who has journeyed a long distance. Details like loose shoelaces help better convey his fatigue and exhaustion.” The bystander then asked, “Why didn’t you simply explain it to your student?” The master said, “He was attentive enough to notice my shoelaces were loose and kindly reminded me. That enthusiasm is worth encouraging. I need to protect his initiative and help him maintain this sense of observation. As for performance details, there will be more opportunities to teach them later.” A person can only focus on one thing at a time; knowing how to prioritize is what truly defines real talent.