Two-part allegorical saying to describe overreaching.
Playing with an axe in front of Lu Ban is overreaching; Offer ugliness; Challenge veterans
Sparrows also want to lay eggs like geese.
When moving the stone mill, ants will bite off what they can't finish chewing; No self-test; Beyond sb.' s ability
The ant tried to knock down the towering pine trees, but he overreached himself.
You can't chew your teeth without stirring laxatives.
Misgur Yunus tried to capsize; No self-test; Beyond sb.' s ability
Cow dung bugs bite off more than one can chew.
I can't chew this tree.
Three-point color dyeing room is not intelligent; Don't be smart; Beyond sb.' s ability
Selling calligraphy and painting in front of saints; Beyond sb.' s ability
Selling articles in front of saints is not enough; Exaggerate one's strength; Didn't measure yourself well
When the mantis arm is a car, it is not enough; No self-test; Exaggerate one's strength; What is the correct estimate of your ability?
It is futile for mantis to be a car; Exaggerate one's strength; Lose one's life for some purpose or danger.
Dogs bite the moon and don't know how high the sky is.
Lift the millstone and hit the moon.
Flies push the wall beyond their ability; No self-test; Beyond sb.' s ability
Cao Meng Liao Jigong did not know death; Seek one's own death; Beyond sb.' s ability
Toad overreached himself when pushing the table; Bite your teeth; Didn't measure yourself well
Guan Yu made a big sword in front of him and made an ugly face; Exaggerate one's strength; Show ugliness
Guan Yu played with a broadsword in front of the door and overreached himself.
Insect-headed animals can't bite more than they can chew
A mouse carrying a millstone is overreaching.
Confucius overreached himself when he spoke the Analects of Confucius in front of the door; Overestimate one's own strength
Kuafu's pursuit of the sun is beyond his ability; No self-test; Beyond sb.' s ability
Eagles can bite elephants; No self-test; Beyond sb.' s ability
Ruban overreached himself by waving an axe in front of the door.
Idioms that describe overreaching.
Teach an axe and dance an axe in front of Lu Ban. Showing off one's skills in front of experts.
Kuafu's daily metaphor is that people are ambitious, which is also a metaphor of overreaching.
Mayflies wear pots with low metaphorical ability and undertake extremely heavy tasks. It is also a metaphor for overreaching.
Dragonflies shake stone pillars as a metaphor for overreaching. It's also a metaphor for not moving.
Finger grasp: stir. Stir boiling water with your fingers. Metaphor is overreaching and is bound to fail.
Being too ambitious means overreaching and unwilling to actually handle things.
A rafter is a metaphor for the impossible and insurmountable.
Scratching a tiger's head is a metaphor for overreaching.
The axe-making class danced axes in front of Lu Ban. Showing off one's skills in front of experts.
Throwing eggs at a stone is a metaphor for overreaching and leading to failure.
Hit the stone with an egg, and hit the stone with an egg, which is a metaphor for overreaching.
If you throw eggs at the stone, you will fail. Same? Throw eggs at stones? .
A famous saying that describes overreaching.
1, Mayflies shake trees, which is ridiculous.
Don? Han Yu's Diao Zhang Ji. Mayfly (Pi Fu Pi Fu): A big ant. Shake: shake. It's really ridiculous for ants to shake trees. The original poem expressed indignation at some frivolous young people who slandered Li Bai and Du Fu at that time, and made bitter satire, enthusiastically praised Li and Du Fu's poems and expressed admiration. The metaphor of ~ is very vivid, and later generations will refine two sentences into? Shake the tree? Idioms can be used to laugh at people who have more than one can chew and their behavior. Zhuangzi? In the world, it says: (Mantis) Angry at his arm as a rut, I wonder if it is incompetent? . Was it refined by later generations? Mantis arm as a car? Idioms, and? Shake the tree? Have a similar meaning.
Han Yu, a litterateur in Tang Dynasty, Collection of Carved Chapters
2. As a car anecdote, Mantis Raging Arms will not be competent.
Warring States period? Zhuang Zhou's Zhuangzi? Heaven and earth. Angry arm: Shake your arm. When: Stop. Shoes (y? Easy to estrus. The general idea of these two sentences is: it is of course impossible for mantis to flap its arm and try to stop the moving cart. ~ two sentences satirize the person who overreaches himself and wants to do what he can't do, and will surely fail. Little mantis, nature can't stop the rolling wheel. The author achieved the excellent effect of fable with great contrast, which made people laugh. They all think mantis's behavior is too modest. Zhuangzi? Life? You don't know if your husband is a mantis. You are angry that his arm is rutted, and you don't know if he is incompetent. Several words have the same meaning. Idiom? Mantis as a car? 、? 舵 (mantis) arm? Which is from now on.
Zhuang Zhou, a Warring States philosopher Zhuangzi, wrote Zhuangzi? Heaven and earth
3, the fish want different groups of fish, jump into the bank and die; Tigers want different groups of tigers and run away as soon as they enter the field.
Zhou? Yin's Guanyin Zi? Tripole. Different: different from. Give up and leave. Fish is different from ordinary fish. If they jump out of the water and go ashore, they will die of thirst immediately. Tigers want to be different from tigers in Shan Ye. If they leave the mountain area and go downtown, they will be caught immediately. Regardless of their own conditions, whether it is possible or not, it is ridiculous and pathetic for people to get ahead in a whimsical way. This famous saying can arouse their vigilance and warning.
Yin Xi, one of the representatives of Taoist school in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, is the author of Guanyin Zi? tripolar