Three-tier translation of ancient Chinese should face up to the urgency of word-for-word translation. . . .

There used to be rich fools who didn't know anything. When I arrived in Yu Fujia, I saw a three-story building, lofty and elegant, spacious and spacious, and my heart was thirsty. I thought, "I have money, and I won't lose it. Why don't I come here to build such a building? " It was he who called the carpenter and asked him, "Do you think his family is right?" The carpenter replied, "I did it." Even if the language says, "You can build a building for me today." Even if the foundation is built, it's time for carpenter Gai Lou. When the fool saw that he was building a house, he was still puzzled and couldn't know, so he asked, "What do you want?" The carpenter replied, "Make a three-story house." The fool replied, "I don't want to go to the double house. You can give it to me at the top house first." The carpenter replied, "Nothing is nothing! Why not make the lowest floor, but build the second building? How can I build a third house without building a second house? " The fool said firmly, "I don't need to go to the second room today, but I can do what suits me best." When people heard about it, they all gave birth to a strange smile and made such remarks: "If you don't build the first house, how can anyone get it!" A long time ago, there was a very rich and stupid man. He was so stupid that he didn't know anything. Once, he went to another rich family and saw a three-story house, which was tall and gorgeous, spacious and generous, with bright air circulation. He is very eager and envious. He thought, "My wealth is no less than his. Why not build a building like him? " When he came back, he immediately invited a carpenter and asked, "Will you build such a tall building?" The carpenter replied, "I built that building." He immediately said, "Now you can build me a house like that." So the carpenter began to measure the foundation and build a house with bricks. The stupid rich man saw the carpenter build a house with bricks. He didn't know how a carpenter worked, so he asked the carpenter, "What are you going to do?" The carpenter replied, "Build three floors." The stupid rich man went on to say, "I don't want the bottom two floors, just cover the top one for me." The carpenter replied, "There is no such thing. How can you build a two-story house without building the lowest floor first? " How can we build a third floor without building a second floor? "The stupid rich man stubbornly said," I don't want the bottom two floors now. I have to build only the top one for me. "At that time, when people heard about it, they all felt ridiculous. People all know: "If you don't build the first floor, where can you build a house on it? "? Just like men and women who practice Buddhism at home, some of them are lazy and sloppy, but they want to get rid of all their troubles, so they say,' I don't need to go through the first fruit, the second fruit and the third fruit now, I just want to reach the highest level of practice, which is the fourth fruit of Luo Han Guo.' Such believers will also be laughed at. This is no different from that stupid and rich man. The moral is that things have no foundation or basic mistakes. "Climbing high makes you feel inferior, and walking far makes you complacent." Everything should be done step by step, starting from the foundation. Just like some people in the world just want to be great scientists and entrepreneurs, they are unwilling to study and work in a down-to-earth way. Is it possible? How to explain the metaphor in the topic "Triple Architectural Metaphor"? A: "Yu" is an ancient prose style. There are forms such as "original …", "on …" and "debate". This style is the author's view of a certain theory ... usually by borrowing something, a profound truth is made in a simple story, so as to achieve the purpose of metaphor, metaphor and metaphor. Idiom summary: castles in the air

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