From Liezi Tian Rui. Let's take a look at the specific content. Description: Qi: the name of the Zhou Dynasty vassal, in Qi County, Henan Province. There was a man in Qi who was afraid that the sky would fall. Metaphor is unnecessary or unfounded worry and anxiety.

From: "Liezi Tian Rui": "Qi people are worried about the collapse of the world, and they are sent by the soldiers, forgetting to eat and sleep." People in the state of Qi are worried that the sky will collapse and there will be nowhere to live, and they will not sleep well and eat.

Grammar: subject-predicate type; As predicate and adverbial; A derogatory synonym: the fable of much ado about nothing and worrying about sleep tells us not to worry about unrealistic things through alarmist stories.

This is an educational fable that describes two kinds of people: those who worry about the sky and those who worry about others. The author doesn't care about these two kinds of people. The article describes the image of a "Qi native". He is worried all day that the blue sky will fall and the earth will fall, so that he can't sleep and eat.

He is also worried that the sun, moon and stars in the sky will fall, and he will always be in fear. Under the patient guidance of others, he was relieved and extremely happy. A vivid picture floated before our eyes.

Another character, a person who is enthusiastic about enlightening people, his explanation of heaven, earth, stars and moon is unscientific and only represents the level of understanding at that time, but he cares about the spirit of others and patiently enlightening people.

It is still worthy of recognition. This fable uses dialogue to describe characters, and the characters have distinct personalities. Although the story is short, it is thought-provoking. Thank you for reading and wish you a happy life.