There was a sudden power outage at home, and I kept coming in, so I could only solve the lighting problem by frequent appearances. From where?

This sentence may come from a fable or humorous joke about life or life, which is used to describe the way people deal with difficulties and challenges.

This sentence means that when there is power failure at home, I always walk in the door, and only when I often appear (or stop at the door temporarily) can I solve the problem, that is, I keep trying and light up for a short time. This can imply that people need to keep trying and persisting in the face of difficulties and challenges, and may also need outside help or temporary solutions to deal with problems.

The purpose of this story or joke is to describe people's attitudes and behaviors in the face of difficulties in a relaxed and humorous way, and to remind people to be patient, persistent and wise in the face of problems and challenges.