The meaning of "chicken flying eggs"

The chicken flew away and the egg broke. Metaphor all failed, nothing.

Chicken flying eggs, China idiom, pinyin j ē f ē i à n d m, from the summer of Qing Pu Songling's Strange Tales from a Lonely Studio. "If people are unscrupulous, it is a conspiracy to abandon the old, and the dead will fly, and the heavens will reward them."

A short story about this idiom:

Once upon a time, there was a village where a rich farmer lived. The farmer keeps a flock of chickens and some ducks, and can collect many eggs every day. The villagers are very envious of his good luck.

One day, the farmer suddenly found that chickens can fly and ducks can lay eggs like chickens. He was very happy and thought it was an excellent opportunity. He had an idea and decided to tell the villagers the secret in exchange for more wealth and fame. So he called the villagers and held a villagers' meeting. He stood on the high platform and announced the amazing news. The villagers were dumbfounded, and some people could not even believe their ears.

The farmer went on to explain that he would share the secret of the dead chicken with the villagers on one condition. He asked the villagers to give him a certain amount of gold coins every day in return. The villagers discussed one after another and finally decided to agree to the farmers' demands.

From that day on, the villagers gave farmers gold coins every day in exchange for the secret of a dead egg. As a result, the farmer became richer and his farmland became more fertile. His chickens and ducks are better taken care of. However, this situation did not last long. One day, the villagers suddenly found that their chickens and ducks began to fly and lay eggs. They realized that the farmer had no real secrets, he just took advantage of their greed.

The villagers were very angry and unanimously decided to stop giving farmers gold coins. The farmer is very anxious. He tried to persuade the villagers to continue paying gold coins, but no one believed him any more. In the end, farmers lost all their wealth and reputation. He became the laughingstock of the village, and people regarded him as a liar. This story tells us that greed and deception can only bring temporary wealth, and real success comes from honesty and hard work.

Chicken flying eggs hit synonyms:

1, people and money are empty (rén cáI Liǎng kūng kūng ū ng k ū ng): even people and money are gone. Also known as "losing money".

2. The bird flew over the egg (Lu m: n f ù ni m: o f ē i): The bird flew away and the egg was broken. Metaphor is empty at both ends and nothing at all.

3. Chá o Hu ǐ Lu ǐ n: If the bird's nest is destroyed, the eggs inside will undoubtedly be broken. It is a metaphor that when parents suffer disasters, their children will be implicated. It also means that the country is dead, the family is broken and the people's lives are unstable.

4, both lose (Li m: Li m: ng bà i j ù sh ā ng): all: all. Both sides in the fight were injured.

5.Shu ǐ jü né fē i: The water is exhausted and the geese fly. Metaphor good cut off, nothing.