The idiom "generosity makes people laugh" means.

Explanation: Make people laugh: Make people laugh. Generosity: originally refers to people who know the avenue, later refers to people who have knowledge or expertise, and refers to making insiders laugh.

From: "Zhuangzi Qiushui": "My parents laugh at home."

Interpretation: I will always be laughed at by learned people.

Example: My opinion is too immature to say for fear of making people laugh.

Grammar: formal, as predicate, object and attribute, with derogatory meaning, used for self-modesty.

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1, laughing generously?

【Jin Xiào dàfāng】？

Explanation: It refers to making people in the circle laugh.

From: "Zhuangzi Qiushui": "My parents laugh at home."

Interpretation: I will always be laughed at by learned people.

Grammar: formal, as an object, often used for modesty.

2. Teach an axe to teach others?

[ bān mén nòng fǔ ]

Commentary: Dance axe in front of Lu Ban. Showing off one's skills in front of experts.

From: Tang Zongyuan's Preface to the Chorus of the King: "When the axe is in the class, it is strong."

Interpretation: It is too thick-skinned to show the ability to use an axe in front of Lu Ban and Ren Ying (also skilled axe hands). ?

Example: I heard that Tingting's sister is knowledgeable. How dare her sister teach an axe and talk nonsense with him? ◎ Li Qingru's "Mirror Flower Edge" is back to 52.

Grammar: formalization, as predicate, attribute, adverbial and object, has derogatory meaning, and its expressive ability is not as good as that of people.