What are the poets laughing at?

The reason why the farmer is waiting for the rabbit to be laughed at by the Song Dynasty people is:

Because he was lucky enough to get a rabbit that hit a stump and died, he thought that another rabbit would also hit the stump and die, so he put down his furniture and stopped farming. The result must be that the rabbit didn't get it and the field was abandoned. His idea of hoping for luck and getting something for nothing is stupid and ridiculous.

This passage also tells us that we should look at things from a changing point of view, do not stick to dogma, do not be flexible, and use flexible thinking to solve problems. Hard work can make you rich, and hard work can make you successful.

Idiom story:

Once upon a time, there was a man in the Song Dynasty who had a fertile land. He managed the land diligently and gained a lot. There is a stump in the field. When he is tired of all kinds of jobs, he will have a rest beside him.

One day, when he was farming in the field, a rabbit came from nowhere and ran away in a hurry, and bumped into a bag on the stump. He ran over and looked very happy: "What a lucky day! I got a rabbit for nothing! " When he walked home with a rabbit in his hand, he proudly thought, "If I wait here every day to harvest a rabbit, I won't be so tired in the future." "

So, from the next day, he put down his hoe and stood by the stump at the edge of the field every day, waiting for the rabbit to run over and kill it on the stump. As time went by, the fields were covered with weeds and desolate. Song people are still waiting by the stump, but no rabbit has ever killed them.