According to legend, there was an old gentleman in ancient times who taught many students around him. One day after school, the students took out fresh pears and dates and ate them. At this time, a guest came to Mr. Wang's house. This guest is a doctor. Seeing that the students kept eating pears and dates, he suggested to them: "Although pears are good for the throat, eating too much will hurt the spleen;" Jujube is good for the spleen, but eating too much will damage the throat. "A slow student listened to the guest's words and thought for a long time before saying," Then I can't chew pears and hurt my spleen. "If I eat dates, I will swallow them whole without chewing them, so that I won't hurt my throat." The guest said, "Oh, I can't help it. You swallow dates alone! " "
writings in the vernacular
A man who thinks he is smart came to the market.
An old man selling pears said, "Eating pears is good for people's teeth", so he took out his pockets and put them in one by one, as if he were a very smart person. The old man quickly stopped and said, "Eating pears is good, but eating too much will hurt the spleen." The wise man nodded and said, "Oh, I see." So, he picked up a pear, took a bite, chewed it, and then spit out the dregs: "When I eat a pear, I just chew it with my teeth. If I don't swallow it, it won't hurt my spleen."
A big brother selling dates said, "Come on, come on, big sweet dates." The wise man went to the jujube stall, and the eldest brother who sold dates said, "Eating dates is just the opposite of eating pears. Eating dates can strengthen the spleen, but eating too much is harmful to teeth. " So, the wise man picked up the dates and swallowed them one by one: "I won't chew them when I eat them, so I won't hurt my teeth?"
The young man thinks he is very clever. If he swallowed the jujube as he said, the whole jujube would be difficult to digest, so how can he strengthen the spleen? The same is true for us to learn knowledge. If we don't analyze, digest and understand the knowledge we have received, we will only eat it alive, and we won't get any benefits.
Swallow someone's date.
Metaphor is to accept things completely without analysis and thinking. We can make a sentence like this: learning is learning, and asking is asking. Ask more questions, don't swallow them all at once.
Interpretation: whole: whole. Swallow the whole jujube, don't chew it, don't tell the taste. Metaphor is to think about things without analysis.
Source: Song Wuyuan Zen Master "Blue Rock Record" Volume 3: "If you know that people have a bottom, chew it carefully; I don't know who has a bottom, just like swallowing dates. "
A guest said: eating pears is good for teeth, but bad for spleen; Eating dates is good for the spleen, but bad for the teeth.
A foolish young man thought for a long time and said, I have a good idea: when eating pears, just chew them without swallowing them, so as not to damage my spleen; When I eat dates, I just swallow them without chewing them, so I won't hurt my teeth.
A person who likes joking said: You really swallowed the dates!
Everyone laughed their heads off when they heard this.
Zhan Yuan's Calm Words
Moral: Most things in the world have advantages and disadvantages. There must be appropriate methods to promote advantages and eliminate disadvantages. Specious, submit to humiliation, can only make people laugh.
Original text:
There is a saying: pears benefit the teeth and hurt the spleen, and dates benefit the spleen and hurt the teeth. A silly disciple thought for a long time and said, I can't chew pears without swallowing, and I can't hurt my spleen; If I eat dates, I will swallow them instead of chewing them, so that I won't hurt my teeth. The monk said: You really swallowed a jujube. It's definitely down.
White (-? ), the word Yu Ting, a native of Qiantang (now Hangzhou, Zhejiang), is good at poetry and calligraphy and is highly respected by Confucianism. In his later years, he returned to the old Qixia and was named Qixia Mountain. There is a spring flowing in front of the door, so this room is named Zhanyuan and named after it. He is the author of Zhan Yu and Zhan Yuanji. Zhan Yu is a collection of miscellaneous notes.
The fable story of swallowed dates 3.
Pinyin hú lú n t ū n z m: o m: o
The source of Zhu's "Answer to Xu Shunzhi" in the Song Dynasty: "It's easy to say that it starts at the same time, and it's swallowing dates."
It means you didn't chew much and swallowed the whole jujube. Metaphor is to accept things without analysis and thinking, without careful and general thinking. Hal: The whole thing.
Usage: as predicate, object and adverbial; Describe reading is not serious
The fable of swallowing dates:
According to legend, there was an old gentleman in ancient times who taught many students around him. One day after school, the students took out fresh pears and dates and ate them. At this time, a guest came to Mr. Wang's house. This guest is a doctor. Seeing that the students kept eating pears and dates, he suggested to them: "Although pears are good for the throat, eating too much will hurt the spleen;" Jujube is good for the spleen, but eating too much will damage the throat. "A slow student listened to the guest's words and thought for a long time before saying," Then I can't chew pears and hurt my spleen. "If I eat dates, I will swallow them whole without chewing them, so that I won't hurt my throat." The guest said, "Oh, I can't help it. You swallow dates alone! " "
The moral of swallowing dates:
Swallowing dates in full swing means that we should not swallow dates in full swing when learning knowledge. First of all, you should be clear about what you want to learn, and then you should master it carefully. If you only learn knowledge in general, you won't learn real knowledge.
Swallow a date and make a sentence:
1. Grandpa sat in front of me and kindly said to me, "We can't do anything without swallowing dates."
2. Learning should not be swallowed up, but promoted.
It doesn't seem to be of much use if you swallow jujube.
It is not easy to eat a meal, nor is it easy to produce a good book. How can I finish reading it hastily? I'm not saying I'm sorry for the author, but telling myself not to swallow the book.
5, reading can not be swallowed up, you have to read the connotation, the reading center can read well.
6. Questions you don't understand must be clearly understood, and you can't swallow dates.