Idioms and famous aphorisms related to size include: "Knowledge has no size, and those who are capable are respected." ".

1. There is no great or small knowledge, only those who are capable are respected.

Explanation: No matter how old or young you are, you should take someone who is good at a certain aspect as your teacher.

Source: (Qing Dynasty) Chapter 23 of Li Ruzhen's "Flowers in the Mirror"

2. Small essays on big topics

Interpretation: write big topics into small articles . It is a metaphor for treating major problems as small matters.

Source: Lao She's "Reading "The Unstoppable Hand"": "This work is not a big topic, but a big topic. It is not long in length, but of great significance."

3. Chu Xiao Huai Da

Interpretation: Chu: pocket. Use small pockets to carry big things. Metaphorical ability is not up to the task.

Source: "Zhuangzi·Zhi Le" by Zhuang Zhou in the Warring States Period and Song Dynasty: "Those who are small cannot have a big heart, and those who are short cannot be deep."

4. Small Cowardly and brave

Definition: cowardly: afraid. If you encounter a small enemy, you will be timid, but if you see a big enemy, you will be brave. Describe the psychological effect during battle. It also means giving in to small things and striving for big things.

Source: "Emperor Guangwu of the Eastern Han Dynasty": "General Liu has always been timid when he saw small enemies, but now he is brave when he sees big enemies. It is strange."

5. A large number of ambitions 小

Definition: Zhi: ambition; Quantity: measurement. Although he has great ambitions, he is narrow-minded.

Source: "On Jia Yi" by Su Shi of the Song Dynasty: "Jia Sheng had great ambitions but small amounts, so he had more talents but insufficient knowledge.

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