According to the story of bullfighting and flying geese, answer with idioms.

Fly away from m: n z ǒ u g ā o f ē i.

[Interpretation] Go to a distant place; Fly high. More refers to getting out of trouble; Looking for a bright future.

[Language] 1 The Book of the Later Han Dynasty "Zhuo Maozhuan": "You don't want to repair it alone; I would rather fly away; Is there evil in the world? " (2) The Journey to the West, courtesy of Wu Ming: (The Demon King) went out and shouted, "Monkey! Good people can't fly! Come on, fight with me! "

[Pronunciation] Go; Can't pronounce "tū".

[Shape discrimination] is high; Can't write "paste"

[near meaning] ran away.

Come in droves, come in droves, come in droves.

[Usage] It is often used to describe getting rid of difficulties or dangers; Find a way out or a safe place. Generally used as a predicate.

[Structure] Combined type.

[Example] You want to; Live a good life; I have no objection; But everyone ~; What about hometown?

Travel far and wide

The famous saying of China's traditional virtue?

What are the famous aphorisms about the value of life?

What does Ge Hong use to warn young people to cherish time?

"If you want to save people, you can study medicine, but if you want to make money, you can't study medicine." This is the famous saying of a famous ancient doctor ( )