The more wit, the less courage.

Newborn calves are not afraid of tigers, which means that creatures with little experience, feelings or subjectivity have no worries and dare to do things.

From "Zhuangzi": "Virtue will be more beautiful, and Taoism will be more expensive. Your eyes are like new calves, and you don't seek reason."

Synonym: fearless and aggressive.

Antonym: timid, timid and incompetent.

Usage: generally used as attribute, complement and clause.

Structure: complex sentence patterns.

Example:

1, these children do whatever they say. It is true that newborn calves are not afraid of tigers.

2. Zhao Wei not only has the strength that newborn calves are not afraid of tigers, but also has the ambition to achieve something.