1, the shell is a person, not a person, just for today's shell.
Translation:
In the word gambler, gamblers are people, but not people in human nature.
Appreciate:
This poem originated in the late Qing Dynasty, when gambling became more and more popular. A young man is addicted to gambling and never changes his mind. His father was miserable, so he wrote a poem "Don't gamble" for him to read again and again. The young man suddenly realized after reading it, so he repented and turned over a new leaf.
2, a few poor bets, the rear car draws lessons from the front car.
Translation:
An indulgent gambling will make several families poor, and the loser will be praised as the winner and eliminated, just like the car behind pushing the car in front of him backwards.
Appreciate:
Gambler describes a gambler's ups and downs in gambling and his thoughts on love and life. It has profound social insight and rich characters, and also involves philosophical themes such as human nature and fate. Through careful observation and description, the author shows people's complex emotions such as desire, greed and timidity in this environment, and makes readers feel the complexity and fragility of gamblers' psychology.
Remember, it is best to quit gambling and not gamble.
Translation:
We should learn from the lessons of our predecessors and remember not to make the same mistakes. The best way is to quit gambling.
Appreciate:
The whole sentence is in approachable language, but it contains profound philosophy and wisdom. Its expression is concise and clear, and its meaning is clear, which embodies the speculative ability and spiritual demeanor of the ancients. It warns people to take the experience and lessons of predecessors seriously, always strengthen self-vigilance, and constantly improve their ideological consciousness and moral quality, so as to avoid risks and go astray.