Question 1: A famous saying that metaphorizes practice makes perfect. Ouyang Xiu's "The Oil Seller": "I don't have anything else, but I am familiar with my hands." A day of practice will make you successful, and a day of not practicing will make you empty. Three days without speaking will produce a sound, and three years without doing a hand will produce. Practice makes perfect, and skill makes essence. A good horse is made by riding, and talent is made by training. Today’s things should be done today, leaving them to worry about tomorrow. Nothing is difficult in the world, as long as there are people who are willing.

Question 2: Use an idiom to describe the story that practice makes perfect. Practice makes perfect.

Question 3: Use an idiom to describe the saying that practice makes perfect. Practice makes perfect, and skill makes wonderful.

Everyone can change the tricks, and each one has his or her own ingenuity.

The same rice and noodles, everyone’s methods.

The master leads you in, and training is personal.

Chickens don’t pee, they have their own toilet.

There is another way for porcupines to dig holes.

Pig-killing bucket ***, each has its own killing method.

Those who attend are not busy, and those who are busy are not.

It’s not difficult for those who know how to do it, but it’s difficult for those who don’t know how to do it.

Chopping firewood without following the pattern will kill the woodcutter from exhaustion.

Niu Da has its own way of destroying Niu.

A good helmsman can control the wind from all directions.

There is nothing discarded in the hands of a skilled craftsman.

Doing the same thing in a variety of ways.

Various methods can be used to skin a cat

Strong men are not necessarily good at wrestling

Those who can carry water are not afraid of the water, and those who can walk are not afraid The road is narrow.

Question 4: What kind of hand idiom is used to describe practice makes perfect? ??Handy [dé xīn yìng shǒu]

得: get, think of; YING: react, cooperate. Whatever your heart thinks, your hands can do. It is a metaphor for being skilled in skills or doing things very smoothly.