I have never eaten pork, and I have never seen a pig run. What's the next sentence?

This is a folk saying, which roughly means: one person doesn't know what pork is, and another person says that you haven't eaten pork and never seen a pig run?

Now the extended meaning probably means that you don't know much about some things, but you may know things or situations related to these things. To put it bluntly, haven't you eaten shark's fin and seen sharks? Never been married, never seen boys and girls? Even if you haven't done something yet, you can still think about something related to it.

"I have never eaten pork, and I have seen pigs run." This is a joke. It is said that although things have not been experienced personally, they have seen and understood a little. There is a cloud in the sixteenth time of A Dream of Red Mansions: "You are afraid that he is gone. Who is good at it? The child is so big that he has never eaten pork or seen a pig run. " To put it simply, if you are going to cook, although you don't cook often, you can cook by yourself after watching too much, but you are not skilled and taste the same.

Because I was poor before, I couldn't eat pigs at home, so I gradually didn't eat pork and never saw pigs run away?

The revelation is: there is a difficult thing that hinders me. Does that mean I can't even do basic things?

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Similar verse:

1, Bodhisattva of the Earth Temple-I have never seen Daxiang.

2, the frog at the bottom of the well-only see a sky with a big dustpan.

Look at the street from the door-the view is too narrow.

4, sit and watch the sky-too little knowledge.

5, hang the key between the eyebrows-open your eyes.

6. Ants climb locusts and exaggerate the country-a little knowledge.

7. Carry eight sides and find nine sides-I have never seen ten (world) sides.

8, eyes look at the tip of the nose-one inch of light.

9, short-sighted-one inch of light.

10, eyes on my ass-I only see my own pile of shit.