The most ridiculous character in ancient Chinese fables

The most ridiculous characters in ancient Chinese fables are introduced as follows:

The wine seller of the Song Dynasty in "The Dog is Evil and the Wine Is Sour", his hotel is on the most prosperous street in the county, and the wine is in the guise of It's eye-catching, the store is clean, and his wine has a mellow aroma, but no one comes to buy wine. Because he didn't notice the vicious dog in front of his hotel, he figured out the reason after finding Yang Qian, and his business gradually improved.

The Song Dynasty man in "Waiting for a Rabbit" cannot distinguish between chance and inevitability. Because he accidentally encounters a rabbit that hits a tree, he waits by the tree stump every day, hoping that another rabbit will be killed.

In addition, the Song people in "Hearsay", the Chu people in "Carving a Boat and Seeking a Sword", "Self-Contradiction", "Elephant Tiger" and "The Suspect Stealing Shoes", "Leading the Wisdom" and "A Good Dog Catches" Qi Ren in "Rat".

The Zheng people in "The Man of Zheng Buys Shoes" and "The Man of Zheng Buys a Coffin and Returns the Pearl" also have this type of image. Sometimes they are stupid and ridiculous, sometimes their thinking is rigid, and sometimes they are confused about right and wrong.

The moral of "Zheng Ren Buys Shoes"

This story tells people: we should be flexible and adaptable to things, we should not stick to the rules and stick to dogma, we should pay attention to objective facts, and we should act according to the rules and regulations in dealing with people. Actual departure. This Zhengguo man only believed in the size obtained by measuring his feet instead of his own feet. Not only did he make a big joke, but he couldn't even buy shoes and became the butt of the joke.

In real life, when buying shoes, you only believe in foot size and not in foot matters. You only know how to stick to dogma but don’t know how to adapt. Maybe there are no brainless people, right? But there are indeed people like this, and there are not many of them.

Some people talk, do things, and think about problems only from books, not from reality. He believes what is written in books, but does not believe what is not written in books but actually exists. In the eyes of such people, only what is written in books is the truth, and what is not written is not the truth. In this way, thoughts will of course become rigid and actions will easily hit a wall.