The Idiom Story of Suoji and Its Enlightenment

Finding a good horse according to the picture is to find a good horse according to the picture, which is a metaphor for sticking to the rules; It is also a metaphor to follow the clues to find. Next, share idiom stories and inspirations.

Look at the pictures and find idiom stories

In the Spring and Autumn Period, Bole of Qin was good at identifying horses. He wrote his knowledge and experience about horses into a book called Xiangma Jing. There are various illustrations of horses in the book.

After reading this book, my son thought that he had learned his father's skills, so he followed the map everywhere with the "Xiang Ma Jing".

Once he saw a toad, whose forehead was just in line with the characteristics of a good horse in Xiang Ma Jing. He thought he had found a swift horse and immediately ran to tell his father. Knowing that his son was stupid, Bole jokingly replied that the horse could jump, but it was not easy to control. Ji: Good horse.

Source: "After Conan's Visit to the Old": Naked generals in the south, carving boats and seeking swords, looking for horses according to the map, in order to make sure that the materials must follow the shadow of the door, the qualifications of the people must be limited, and the talents are not prosperous, mostly because of this!

Another statement comes from the Biography of Han Shu Belle written by Ban Gu in the Eastern Han Dynasty: Today, we don't take the road of being a scholar. Obviously, we have to choose the scholars at that time by three generations, and we still look at the Boletu, looking for horses in the city, but we can't get them.

Revelation mistook toad for a swift horse, which is an exaggeration of the fable author. However, in study and work, rigid dogma, rote memorization, rut, leading to jokes and losses are indeed common. The book knowledge handed down by predecessors should be carefully studied and humbly inherited. But we should pay attention to practice, verify in practice, firmly grasp and develop. This is the correct attitude.

The idiom "follow the map" is generally used not only to describe the mechanical rigidity of work, but also to derogate and describe the search for clues. The latter usage is not derogatory.

Source "Conan's Visit to the Old": Naked generals in the south, carving boats and seeking swords, and looking for horses according to the map, are in order to rely on the shadow of the door, and the qualifications of the people must be limited. Through the ages, the ignorant politics, the talents are not prosperous, and many of them are from this!

Another statement comes from the Biography of Han Shu Belle written by Ban Gu in the Eastern Han Dynasty: Today, we don't take the road of being a scholar. Obviously, we have to choose the scholars at that time by three generations, and we still look at the Boletu, looking for horses in the city, but we can't get them.

It is difficult to draw a turtle's heart in bamboo, and it is difficult to plan. -Yuan Yuanjue's "Rong Qing lay Jishi Zi Cong Ying"

Every time you see a group of people following the map, you lose more. -Zhao Mingyun's "Ask the Right Burial Book"

..... This so-called "according to the figure" is also. -Shen's "Yi Lin De Shan"