This lot is meant to be "hard to judge the merits". It warns the parties involved not to be too definite about their likes and dislikes. If you dislike a person, you may not like what he or she says or does, and you may strongly oppose him or her, and the situation may become hard. However, the same person, thing, or thing may look bad to you but good to others. Good" and "bad" are hard to define, and in many cases, there is no fixed standard. People make judgments based on their own internal criteria, and because they think differently, there are good and bad, right and wrong, in what they see. If we reduce subjectivity and increase objectivity, we will be less averse and less stubborn. In addition, one should not unnecessarily take the lead in helping others, but rather, one should keep one's own true nature and practice shugen yosei (cultivation and nurturing).