Who is Sun Yang’s son?

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Look for horses according to the picture

In the Qin State during the Spring and Autumn Period, there was a man named Sun Yang who was very good at identifying the quality of horses. No matter what kind of horse, he can accurately distinguish the pros and cons, so people respectfully call him Bole ("Bole" is the god in the sky who is responsible for managing Pegasus. , the position is equivalent to Sun Dasheng's "Bima Wen"). Sun

Based on his years of accumulated experience, Sun Yang wrote a book called "Horse Appraisal Sutra" that specifically talks about how to appraise horses and how to distinguish them.

Thousand-mile horses.

Sun Yang had a stupid son who went to find Chollima with his father's "Xiangma Jing". The book said: "

A thousand-mile horse has a high forehead, big and lively eyes, and round and thick hoofs." His stupid son discovered

a toad with a high forehead. Tall, with big and bulging eyes, full of air. He thought happily that it was almost the same as what was said in the book. This is a thousand-mile horse! He showed the toad to his father and said, "Dad, I found a thousand-mile horse. It's just a thousand-mile horse." The hooves are not that thick." Sun Yang couldn't laugh or cry when he saw it, but he couldn't scold his stupid son, so he said humorously: "What a pity, this horse likes to jump too much, so it can't be used for it. Pulling a cart

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This idiom is used to describe doing things mechanically and rigidly, without knowing how to adapt, or to seek for things based on certain clues

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Thinking and Reflection

This story is really funny. Someone actually mistook a toad for a horse! Why did Sun Yang’s son make such a joke?

Because he Stupid! That's right! But where is he stupid? Let's take a look at what the "Xiangma Sutra" says: "A thousand-mile horse has... eyes... horseshoes..." Attention! Something with these characteristics must first be a horse. But the stupid son didn't notice such a crucial issue at all. He only noticed the characteristics: high forehead, big eyes, and big feet. Hey, according to this, how many "thousand-mile horses" there are in the world!

Searching according to the picture means doing things according to the experience and rules you have mastered. These experiences and rules can help us become familiar with things we have never been exposed to as quickly as possible so that we can better master them. But things are always changing

Even if it is the same thing, each of us has a different point of view. How can we make use of book

knowledge without making the mistake of mechanically copying it? First of all, we must grasp the key to things. We must not

look for a thousand-mile horse like a stupid son, but fail to I don’t even know what a “horse” is. Secondly, in the process of actual application of book knowledge, we must constantly compare and check with books and make timely adjustments to areas that are not consistent with the facts. This is what teachers often call “learning and applying”. Don’t want to be a “nerd

? Well, let’s try this method!