Idiom story truth

1 Iron pestle grinds into a needle: No matter what you do, as long as you have perseverance, you will succeed.

Smell the chicken dancing: it describes energetic and promising, and also refers to people with lofty ideals who cheer up in time.

Better late than never: it's not too late if you make a mistake and make it right.

4. Blind people touch the elephant: Metaphor refers to guessing only based on one-sided understanding or local experience, and making a comprehensive judgment.

Fifth-class rabbit: Metaphorically, I just want to get something for nothing, or I am obsessed with a narrow experience and don't know how to change it.

6. Everything has its order. If you just want to finish it early, you will destroy its order. In the end, you won't finish it early, but you will accomplish nothing.

7 buy gifts and pearls: you can't do things at the expense of the end, just pay attention to the appearance and ignore the essence.

8 random numbers: derailed people can be fooled for a while, but they can't be fooled for a lifetime. They can't stand the test of time and will eventually reveal clues. Only by practicing a perfect real skill can we stand all tests.

9 satirize people who are mixed with experts and pretend to be capable, but have no real talent and practical learning.

10 according to the picture: metaphorically speaking, you can't stick to dogma and stick to the rules. What I mean now is to follow the clue. Seeking is seeking, riding a good horse.

1 1 Handan toddler: The story comes from Zhuangzi Autumn Water. Metaphor mechanically imitates others, not only failing to learn others' strengths, but also losing their own strengths and skills.

12 Frog at the bottom of a well: a metaphor for a narrow-minded person.

13 Ye Gong Long Hao: Through this story, we should abandon the bad idea and style of "theory divorced from reality" and establish a good idea and style of seeking truth from facts. At the same time, it also satirizes people who are not worthy of the name and are not what they seem.

14 stealing a clock: a metaphor to cover up stupidity and self-deception.

15 self-contradiction: later, self-contradiction was used to describe inconsistent or contradictory language and actions.

16: The original metaphor will become a big mistake if it is not changed. Metaphor as long as you persist, you can always get things done.

17: Don't imitate others blindly, or you will easily make jokes.

18: from the home of Wang Goujian, a special topic in Historical Records. Describe a person who works hard and strives for the best.

19 arrogance: a metaphor for ignorance and arrogance.

20 Yugong Yishan: A metaphor for persisting in transforming nature and fighting unswervingly.

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