There were plowmen in the Song Dynasty. There was a plant in the field. When the rabbit touched the plant, its neck broke and it died. Stand by and watch because you released this plant, hoping to get the rabbit back. Rabbits can't be recovered, but as a small fruit of a song. Today, the people who want to go to the former dynasty are all guarding their factories and so on. -from "Everything is wrong, five mistakes"
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There was a farmer in Song State, and there was a stump in his field. One day, a rabbit running fast ran into a stump, broke its neck and died. So the farmer put down his farm tools and stood by the stump day and night, hoping to get another rabbit. However, the hare could not get it again, and he himself was laughed at by the Song people. Now I want to use the past policy of governing the country to govern today's people, and I am as wrong as waiting for him!
Touch: hit.
Go: Run.
Fold: Disconnect.
Reason: So, just.
Release: release, release.
Ji: Hope.
Answer: Come again, come again.
I see.
For: passive.
Body: myself.
In favor of: existence.
Special sentence
Hold on to the plant, because release it.
Such as Song Xiaoguo-passive sentences, ellipsis sentences
Revelation editor
Don't take chances, don't think about getting something for nothing. If you don't work hard, you hope something will happen, and the result can only be nothing. You can't stick to narrow experience and stick to the rules.
2. Classical Chinese: What do the three rabbits in Waiting for the Rabbit mean? There was a plant in the field. When the rabbit touched the plant, its neck broke and it died. Stand by and watch because you released this plant, hoping to get the rabbit back. Rabbits can't be recovered, but as a small fruit of a song. Today, the people who want to go to the former dynasty are all guarding their factories and so on.
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In ancient times, there was a farmer. One day, while he was working in the field, he suddenly saw a hare running out of the Woods. Somehow, it hit a stump near the field and died.
The farmer rushed over and picked up a fat and big rabbit effortlessly. He went home happily, thinking that if only he could find a hare every day.
From then on, he dropped his hoe and sat by the stump all day, waiting to see if any rabbits would bite the stump again. Day by day passed, and no rabbits came again. His field was full of weeds, and all the crops were ruined.
3. What does the classical Chinese "Waiting for the Rabbit" mean? The word "Wei" in Waiting for the Rabbit is a preposition, which means passive and can be translated as "Bei".
Appendix: When the rabbit used to have a plow in the Song Dynasty, there was a plant in the field. The rabbit touched the plant, broke its neck and died. Stand by and watch because you released this plant, hoping to get the rabbit back.
Rabbits can't be recovered, but as a small fruit of a song. Today, people who want to live on the political life of the late king are sticking to their own views and so on.
-Han Fei in the Warring States Period "Han Fei Zi? There was a farmer in Song State. There is a stump in his field. A rabbit ran too fast and hit a stump. It broke its neck and died. The farmer put down his farm tools and stood by the stump every day, hoping to catch the rabbit again.
In the end, the rabbit didn't get it again, but it was laughed at by the whole Song Dynasty. Now (if there is anyone) who wants to govern the contemporary people with the governing strategy of the late king (the late king), they are all people like (Guo Song) who are waiting for him.
4. Waiting for the rabbit to explain the meaning of "er" in classical Chinese translation: shǒu zh daàI tù Interpretation: Metaphor is clinging to narrow experience, not knowing how to change, or thinking about getting something for nothing by luck.
In Han Fei's Note to Han Fei in the Pre-Qin Dynasty: "There were plowmen in the Song Dynasty, plants in the fields, and rabbits died when they hit the column and broke their necks." Method linkage; As objects and attributes; Feng Menglong's ancient and modern novel "Yangba Lao Yue Guo" Qi Feng: "Is it a good idea for me to keep a house diligently?" Synonym carving a boat for a sword, sticking to the rules and enjoying it; Antonym Tongda contingency lantern riddle Liu Dian Song State-owned farmer was digging the ground.
Suddenly, he saw a rabbit running out of the grass beside him in a panic, hitting a stump by the field and lying there motionless. The farmer went over and saw that the rabbit was dead.
It broke its neck because it ran too fast. The farmer was very happy and picked up a fat and big rabbit effortlessly.
He thought; If rabbits can be found every day, life will be easier. Since then, he has never tried farming again.
He put his hoe beside him every day and lay in front of the stump, waiting for the second and third rabbits to hit the stump by themselves. There are so many cheap things in the world.
Of course, the farmer didn't pick up the killed hare again, but his field was deserted. [Tip] This is a well-known fable.
Rabbit suicide on the stump is an accidental phenomenon in life. However, farmers in Song Dynasty mistakenly thought it was a frequent and inevitable phenomenon, and ended up in a rural wasteland with nothing.
Luck rather than hard work will not lead to good results. We can't be fools waiting for him.
[Original] Song people have plowmen. There was a plant in the field. When the rabbit touched the plant, its neck broke and it died.
Stand by and let the plants out and save the rabbit. Rabbits can't recover, but as Song said.
Once upon a time, there was a farmer in Song State who had a stump in his field. One day, a rabbit running fast ran into a stump, broke its neck and died.
From then on, the farmer gave up farming and waited by the stump every day, hoping to get another rabbit. Of course, the rabbit didn't wait, but he himself became the laughing stock of Song State.
【 Note 】 ① The roots and stems of plants are exposed on the ground. (2) go-run, escape.
(3) class-ancient agricultural tools, similar in shape. (4) Ji-hope.
(5) As a small fruit of the Song people, it was laughed at by the Song people. And: but (not sure).
5. Explanation in Waiting for the Rabbit (Classical Chinese) There were cultivators in the Song Dynasty.
There is a factory in Tanaka. The rabbit broke its neck and died.
Stand by and watch because you released this plant, hoping to get the rabbit back. Rabbits are hard to get, but as a song, they are small fruits.
Annotation Farming-Farming. Cultivator, cultivator, farmer.
Plants-roots left on the ground after trees are cut down. Run.
Neck-sound. Well, neck, it's neck. Release-release means to put down what you are holding.
Tired is an agricultural tool and a plow used in ancient farming. Ji-yin instrument, hope, means hope.
Commenting on this story contains two meanings, one is to satirize the lazy mind, and the other is to criticize empiricism. This tells us that we must not take accidental luck as the basis of doing things. If you do things by luck and rely on old experience one-sidedly, you will generally not succeed.
6. Classical Chinese [Original] What does it mean that Song people have tillers?
There was a plant in the field. When the rabbit touched the plant, its neck broke and it died. Stand by and watch because you released this plant, hoping to get the rabbit back.
Rabbits can't be recovered, but as a small fruit of a song. There was a farmer in Song State, and there was a stump in his field.
One day, a rabbit running fast ran into a stump, broke its neck and died. So the farmer put down his farm tools and stood by the stump, hoping to catch another rabbit.
The hare can't be carved again, but he himself is laughed at by the Song people. [Note] Tillage-cultivator-refers to farmers.
Plants-roots left on the ground after trees are cut down. Touch-touch-run, run away.
Fold-break-loosen-put down the "plow"-an agricultural tool used in ancient agriculture, which looks like a plow. Ji Xi.
Once again. Go, go.
Be a Song Xiaoguo who exists for existence-but he is laughed at by the Song people. Desire.-want.
A person who is ... [special sentence]
7. What does the explanation in classical Chinese mean? According to legend, during the Warring States Period, there was a farmer who worked at sunrise and died at sunset.
In good years, just eat and wear warm clothes; In case of famine, you will starve to death. He wants to improve his life, but he is too lazy and timid. He is lazy, afraid of everything and always wants to meet the unexpected wealth delivered to his door.
The miracle finally happened. One day in late autumn, he was plowing in the field and there were people hunting around him.
The sound of shouting came one after another everywhere, and the frightened little beast ran desperately. Suddenly, a rabbit was impartial and bumped into a nearby tree root.
On the same day, he had a delicious meal. After that, he stopped farming.
All day, looking at the magical roots, waiting for the miracle to appear. This story is used to criticize those rigid dogmatic ways of thinking.
The Chinese name "waiting for the rabbit" means not knowing how to adapt. Idiom allusions come from the Warring States Period. Han Hanfei's "Han Feizhu" means that he does not know how to be flexible and stick to the rules. Idiom definition: plants: roots exposed to the ground. Metaphor of primitive experience; Guard: narrow experience, inflexible and dogmatic.
Said by: Everything is Wrong: During the Warring States Period, a farmer in the State of Song saw a rabbit hit a tree root and died, so he put down his hoe and stood by the tree root, hoping to get the bitten rabbit again. Ex: My brother must have been born to serve his country, so he is a generation of ~.
Xu Ming Lin Zhong's Love of the Gods Chapter 94: Syntax; As objects and attributes; This allusion with derogatory idioms comes from Han Fei Zhu: During the Warring States Period, a farmer in the State of Song saw a rabbit hit a stump and died, so he put down his hoe and stood by the stump every day, hoping to get the killed rabbit again. Ex: My brother must have been born to serve his country, so he is a generation of ~.
Xu Ming and Lin Zhong's "Heroes of the Condor" 94th original song is composed of cultivators. There was a plant in the field. When the rabbit touched the plant, its neck broke and it died.
Stand by and watch because you released this plant, hoping to get the rabbit back. Rabbits can't be recovered, but as a small fruit of a song.
Today, the people who want to go to the former dynasty are all guarding their factories and so on. From the translation of Everything is Wrong. There was a farmer in Song State, and there was a stump in his field.
One day, a rabbit running fast ran into a stump, broke its neck and died. So the farmer put down his farm tools and stood by the stump day and night, hoping to get another rabbit.
However, the hare could not get it again, and he himself was laughed at by the Song people. Now I want to use the past policy of governing the country to govern today's people, and I am as wrong as waiting for him! Note 1. Plant: Stump.
2. walk: run. 3. touch: hit.
4. Fold: Disconnect. 5. reason: so, just.
6. release: put it down. 7. Ray: A farm tool.
8. Ji: Hope. 9. Answer: Come again, come again.
10. Got it. 1 1. Body: self.
12. In favor: passive. 13. Desire: want to use it.
14. moth (dù): moth [1] According to legend, during the Warring States Period and the Song Dynasty, there was a farmer who worked at sunrise every day and rested at sunset. In good years, he just eats and wears warm clothes. In case of famine, he will starve. He wants to improve his life, but he is too lazy and timid. He is lazy, afraid of everything and always wants to meet the unexpected wealth delivered to his door. But there has been no unexpected gain, and I live my own life every day.
There is always a little bit of luck in life. Finally, a miracle happened. One day in late autumn, he was plowing in the field and there were people hunting around him.
The sound of shouting came one after another everywhere, and the frightened little beast ran desperately. Suddenly, a rabbit, impartial, bumped into his field root.
On the same day, he had a delicious meal. From now on, he will not farm any more.
Watching the roots hit by rabbits all day, waiting for the next rabbit to hit them. Reading the idiom "waiting for the rabbit" means trying to get something for nothing, or sticking to narrow experience and not knowing how to change.
A special sentence is Song, because it is interpreted as Lei-an elliptical sentence-a passive sentence "neck" with knowledge of classical Chinese and words on the page. "Neck" is the neck of the finger, which is a pictophonetic character with the sound on the left and the radical on the right.
"Page" originally refers to a person's face, which is a hieroglyph. All the words belonging to a page are related to people's faces and necks.
Such as: face, forehead, cheeks, chin, etc. Enlightenment can't stick to narrow experience and stick to the rules.
The way of thinking mainly criticizes narrow personal experience and reveals the truth [2]. New situations create new problems and can only be solved by new methods. Only stupid people can't see the change of facts. For example: 1. No one succeeds by sitting still. No one can wait for him to succeed. 2. Will investors buy again passively? At this time, do investors buy first and then wait for him? .
8. Wait for the classical Chinese translation to explain the meaning of "er" in the text.
Waiting for the rabbit
Interpretation: metaphor is clinging to narrow experience, not knowing how to change, or thinking about getting something for nothing by luck.
In Han Fei's Note to Han Fei in the Pre-Qin Dynasty: "There were plowmen in the Song Dynasty, plants in the fields, and rabbits died when they hit the column and broke their necks."
Method linkage; As objects and attributes; derogatory sense
Illustrating Feng Menglong's Ancient and Modern Novel Yang Ba Lao Yue Guo Qi Feng: "Is it a good idea for me to learn to be thrifty?"
A synonym for carving a boat for a sword, sticking to the rules and enjoying it.
Antonym access contingency
Lantern riddle willow
General regulations
There was a farmer in Song State who was digging in the field. Suddenly, he saw a rabbit running out of the grass beside him in a panic, hitting a stump by the field and lying there motionless. The farmer went over and saw that the rabbit was dead. It broke its neck because it ran too fast. The farmer was very happy and picked up a fat and big rabbit effortlessly. He thought; If rabbits can be found every day, life will be easier. Since then, he has never tried farming again. He put his hoe beside him every day and lay in front of the stump, waiting for the second and third rabbits to hit the stump by themselves. There are so many cheap things in the world. Of course, the farmer didn't pick up the killed hare again, but his field was deserted.
[hint]
This is a well-known fable. Rabbit suicide on the stump is an accidental phenomenon in life. However, farmers in Song Dynasty mistakenly thought it was a frequent and inevitable phenomenon, and ended up in a rural wasteland with nothing. Luck rather than hard work will not lead to good results. We can't be fools waiting for him.
[Original]
There were plowmen in the Song Dynasty. There was a plant in the field. When the rabbit touched the plant, its neck broke and it died. Stand by and let the plants out and save the rabbit. Rabbits can't recover, but as Song said. -"Everything is ready"
Once upon a time, there was a farmer in Song State, and there was a stump in his field. One day, a rabbit running fast ran into a stump, broke its neck and died. From then on, the farmer gave up farming and waited by the stump every day, hoping to get another rabbit. Of course, the rabbit didn't wait, but he himself became the laughing stock of Song State.
[Notes]
(1) Plants-exposed roots and stems.
(2) go-run, escape.
(3) class-ancient agricultural tools, similar in shape.
(4) Ji-hope.
(5) As a small fruit of the Song people, it was laughed at by the Song people.
But: but (uncertain)