China ancient fable: 1 hundred words

China's ancient fables contain idioms that people like to use, such as "All plants are soldiers", "Donkeys are poor in skills", "Ye Gong is good at dragons", "One leaf blocks the eyes" and "Mantis catches cicadas".

One of my favorite stories is the idiom "ramble", which tells that Qi Xuanwang especially likes listening to others play the piano, so he is in a hurry to get many experts to play it for him. Outside Linzi, the capital of Qi, there was a gentleman named Nan Guo. His life was very poor. He was introduced to the palace by a friend to help Qi Xuanwang support his family. Although he can't play, he is putting on airs and not being noticed by others. Later, Qi Xuanwang died, and the new king liked to listen to solos, so he ordered the band to play for the king every day, and the rest of the players had a holiday. They are all very happy, except that Mr. Nan Guo is very sad. When his companion asked him what happened, he was embarrassed to say why. It turns out that Mr. South Guo Can can't play the flute.

This idiom tells me not to be smart, you will be found out one day. It's no good for people without real talents to make up the numbers among experts, but they will only make jokes. I will keep my feet on the ground and study hard in the future. I can't make up numbers like Mr. Nan Guo.