Everyone has their own tier, but the house is one

Today, April 24th, is the International Day of Multilateralism and Diplomacy.

It's complicated in politics, but natural in the forest.

Look at the forest structure:

Tall pines catch the sun first, but protect the undergrowth from the wind.

Bushes provide shelter for birds, which protect trees from pests.

Grasses and moss retain moisture, without which a giant cannot grow.

This is ideal diplomacy: everyone occupies their place, respects their neighbor's boundaries, and contributes to common security. When connections break, the forest weakens. When they are strong, it will withstand any storm.

Let's cherish the balance around and within us.