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What does it mean to draw a tiger but not a bone?

Just as the appearance of a tiger is easy to draw, but the bones of a tiger are difficult to draw, the appearance of a person is easy to identify, but the heart is difficult to understand.

First, the source:

Meng Yuan Hanqing's Mo He Luo: "Do you know who I am? It's easier said than done.' It's hard to draw a tiger's skin than a bone. People know its face but not its heart.' "

Second, translation:

Do you know who I am? I like to say,' It's hard to draw a tiger's skin but a bone. It is easy to understand people's surface, but it is very difficult to understand people's heart.

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