First of all, this sentence, as a stalk, shows that you also have shortcomings. The original words are "why do you see a thorn in your brother's eye, but don't want a beam in your own eye?" You only notice the shortcomings of others, but don't look for reasons from yourself. You only see a thorn in other people's eyes, but you don't know there is a beam in your own. The beam is as thick as the thorn.

Introduction:

"Gan" is a false word, and the orthography should be "Chong". But in fact, the original intention of "stalk" is misinformation, and misinformation is people. The famous actor Feng Yikang once pointed out this problem: I spent a lot of time, words and phrases, folded a lot of bald pens, and finally got the word' wardrobe' back on track. Here we go again. What is a "stalk"?

Like "wardrobe", "stem" is the result of mispronouncing and misspelling from existing nouns. Bang! Jokes, or describing interesting people or things. What is a terrier? Who started it? I tried to imitate people using proper nouns, but I read and wrote them wrong. What a poor thing!