What do you mean you want the horse to run and not eat grass?

The phrase "I want horses to be good, but I want horses not to eat grass" is a metaphor for asking each other to be good or do good things, but not willing to provide corresponding conditions or pay a certain price.

Describe wanting to pay but not wanting to pay. Because horses are animals, animals need to eat, and running accelerates metabolism and is easy to starve to death, so feed horses.

This China folk proverb itself is a mockery, but it shows that this appeal is unrealistic and should be despised.

Let the horse run fast and let the horse not eat grass: as the saying goes, it is often to let people play their role without creating a good environment or conditions for them. If you don't feed the horse, you want it to run fast. It is to blindly expect things to go to the ideal state without providing the basis for their actions.

Brief introduction of provenance content

Twelve volumes of Notes on Night Tan are very complicated. The author's life is gratifying, but also strange, and the book also plays a lot of strange things, and taking Strange Tales from a Lonely Studio as an example, the writing style has been innovated from time to time.

The works with social life as the theme in the book are mostly in the form of supernatural beings, which is very warning and reflects the secularization tendency of supernatural novels. Such as Cui Xiucai, Lushui Department, Tan Jiu, Pan Rotten Head, Tie Rooster, Zhang Wu, Zhao Matchmaker, etc.