Ming Ling Mengchu "took it by surprise and lost his son". If you are eager to eat more, you will often not chew. "The second moment of surprise, the Lantern Festival lost its son" contains: a thief kidnapped a child in order to get more money, but it was inconvenient to take it away, so he had to throw it away halfway. The thief asked, "Where are the children now? Yes ~ "is often used to describe the blind pursuit of quantity, but the quality is affected, persuading people to do what they can;" It is also often used in learning, indicating that learning knowledge should not be blindly sought, so as not to affect digestion and acceptance.

Ling Mengchu, a writer in the Ming Dynasty, "was shocked at the second moment, Xiang Min Gong Yuanxiao lost his son."

Do what you can. It's too fresh. Do your best.

During the Spring and Autumn Period, Zuo Qiuming wrote Zuo Zhuan Xi Gong for Twenty Years. P: negligence. Fresh (Xi m: n): less. The general idea of these two sentences is that if you act according to your actual ability, you will make fewer mistakes. Do things according to your ability, decide whether to do or not to do it according to your own ability, to what extent, and not to exceed your power, so that things will be more successful and not easy to make mistakes. Otherwise, if you act reluctantly and fail, you will easily make mistakes and lead to failure. These two sentences are mostly used to warn people to do what they can.

Zuo Qiuming, a historian and blind man in the Spring and Autumn Period, Zuo Zhuan's Twenty Years of Xi Gong.

Bathing doesn't need rivers and seas, it needs cleaning; The horse doesn't have to aim at the horse, but walk well.

See Sima Qian's Historical Records Family Taiwan. Dirt: dirt. Miracle: Maksima. You don't have to go to rivers and seas to take a bath, but you can remove dirt from your body. You don't have to ride a famous horse, but you can run fast and far. This famous saying is a metaphor for doing things with practical results, not just for fame. Those who blindly pursue famous brands and high-end products to satisfy vanity without looking at practical value can take a warning.

Sima Qian, a historian, thinker and writer of the Western Han Dynasty, "Historical Records, Family of consorts"