Autumn hair: fine hair newly grown on birds and animals in autumn, which is a metaphor for extremely tiny microscopic things.
An idiom in China, pinyin is míng cháqi haáo, which means that the eyesight is good enough to distinguish the fine hairs of birds and animals in autumn; The latter describes people as smart, sharp-eyed and able to see everything.
From "Mencius Hui Liang Wang Shang": "Ming is enough to see the end of autumn, but not to pay, then Wang Xu?" Later generations summed up "being observant in autumn" as the idiom "seeing the end of autumn"
Usage: as predicate and attribute; It is full of praise.
Synonym: Seeing fire from a hole has a unique vision and a long-term vision.
Antonym: short-sighted, superficial and ignorant.
Bao Gong, who is observant in Kaifeng Prefecture, never wronged any good person and never spared any bad person.
The last sentence of the insight is: you can look at the sun with your eyes open. The poem means: you can look at the sun with your eyes open and see the smallest things clearly.
From "Childlike Fun" by Shen Fu in Qing Dynasty. The full text can be divided into two parts. The first paragraph is the first part. I always write about my childhood vision, like to observe things carefully, and often have unexpected fun. The second paragraph at the end of the article is the second part, which specifically describes the curiosity of observing the scenery when I was a child. This article tells an interesting story about the author's childhood full of imagination and fantasy. The writing is simple and natural, the emotion is sincere and the language is vivid.
To be a man, you should be half smart and half confused. If you want to look smart, you must be as good at observing your own shortcomings and mistakes as a mirror, and you can't be careless. Look at others with confused eyes, but can't see others' right and wrong gains and losses. Just like Tang Priest, there are no goblins and bad people in your eyes. Even if you can't see it, at least learn to know what you are doing and not say it. Say, it is hurt; No, that's tolerance.