Laugh heartily and be generous

Making people laugh is making people laugh.

Idiom pinyin: yí xiào dà fāng.

Idiom explanation: make people laugh: make people laugh; Generous: refers to a well-informed person. Let knowledgeable people or insiders laugh.

Idiom origin:

1, Li Qingruzhen's "Mirror Flower Edge" 52: "When I passed through your country last year, I must go to the church for advice; But I am ashamed of my short knowledge, and I am afraid of laughing generously and dare not take risks. "

2. The tenth time in Cai's Yue Biography: "On a small matter, I suspect that it is this sword, but I am afraid it is not. Is it ridiculous? "

Idiom usage: "Make people laugh, be generous" means to make people laugh, which is derogatory and used for modesty. This idiom can be used as predicate, attribute and object in a sentence.

Idiom implication

In this story, the river god doesn't know that "there is a sky outside, but there is a mountain inside". He just lives in his own narrow circle, but he didn't know his smallness until he saw the vast sea himself. "I think it's an armchair strategist. I don't know if it should be done." There is no right to speak without personal practice. Practice makes true knowledge!

Diderot once said: "knowing what things should be like shows that you are a smart person;" Knowing what things actually look like shows that you are an experienced person; Knowing how to make things better shows that you are a talented person. "The universe is boundless, and people living in the vast universe are just a drop in the ocean. Experience yourself, understand your own smallness, and work hard to make progress, so that you can make better progress and not be ridiculous.