As the saying goes, "rabbits don't eat grass beside their nests", but there is still the second half of the sentence. What did they say?

Rabbits don't eat grass near their nests, so why run all over the mountains when there is grass near their nests? The meaning of the first half sentence is easy to understand. Usually warn your boyfriend not to have any thoughts about his friend's girlfriend. The second half of the sentence is contrary to the first half, which means satirizing the man's misconduct and failing to meet the requirements of the first half. Instead, he slapped himself.

The source of this sentence is from Hu Xueyan, a businessman in the Qing Dynasty. He said that Hu Xueyan was also a man of the hour and a yellow jacket given by the imperial court. This sentence is about Hu Xueyan's affair. Because the situation was chaotic and the war was raging, Hu Xueyan's friend planned to take refuge in the south, but his wife refused to go. Hu Xueyan's friend had no choice but to find Hu Xueyan and ask Hu Xueyan to help take care of his wife. Hu Xueyan agreed at that time.

Because Hu Xueyan's friend's wife is very beautiful, my friend tentatively asked Hu Xueyan out of selfishness, and Hu Xueyan said that rabbits don't eat grass beside their nests. I want to do it without violating my principle of being a man. So my friend entrusted his wife to Hu Xueyan. But when Hu Xueyan met his friend's wife, he had an idea about his friend's wife. After a long time, the two became husband and wife.

Later, Hu Xueyan's friend came back to ask Hu Xueyan that Hu Xueyan changed the sentence that rabbits don't eat grass beside their nests. Why do you want to run all over the mountain when there is grass beside the nest? As soon as this sentence came out, Hu Xueyan became the laughing stock of the whole world. It can also be seen that friends can't be entrusted casually. Hu Xueyan's friend accidentally put his wife out, and finally lost her wife and lost her soldiers.