Pronunciation j and j: n w ú z ú chi, ré n w ú n ré n
Interpretation of red feet: pure gold, pure gold. There is no pure gold. Metaphor: Nothing is perfect. It is also a metaphor that you can't ask a person to be free from faults and mistakes.
Source: Ji Xing, Fugu, Dai Song: "Gold has no color, but white jade has slight defects. I am not prepared for help, I wish the old gentleman a family. " Used as object, attribute and clause; Used to persuade people.
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Foot red: solid color, red is the first of the seven colors, often referring to color. There is no pure gold.
use
As an object, attribute and clause, it has positive significance; Used to persuade people.
antonym
Perfect, perfect. perfect
English translation/ translator/ interpreter
No one is perfect, everyone makes mistakes.
It is human nature to make mistakes, and it is human nature to make mistakes. (recommended, this recommendation)
3 roses have thorns and silver fountain mud.
4 gold is not enough, and no one is perfect.
Everyone has his shortcomings.