Men don't mean that Ling Yunzhi was born with a figure of eight feet.

Men don't show ambition, but they are born with eight feet, that is to say, if men can't display their lofty ambitions, they will fail to live up to the eight feet given by God in vain. From Tong Yan Gong Tie Yao

You must pursue something and don't waste your life.

The man was born eight feet tall instead of showing ambition, which came from Feng Menglong's "Warning, Silent Palace Tieshu Town Demon" in Ming Dynasty.

(1) Male: Male means male.

(2) Feng: This metaphor has far-reaching influence.

empty

Basic explanation:

empty

1. No, no content: empty. It's vague. Open function words.

In vain: running for a while.

3. From the ground, above the ground: Air Force. Air.

Extended data:

"Men are born eight feet instead of ambition." In the Ming Dynasty, Feng Menglong's poem "Silent Palace Tieshu Town warns the world of demons" is as follows:

I lament that my luck has been uneven over the years, but my children and grandchildren are separated.

The waves in the East China Sea are wide and the grass trees in the West River are low.

Bite your teeth and think about old grievances, and then write new poems.

Men are born with eight feet without ambition. ?

I sigh that my luck has been uneven for many years, and my children and grandchildren are wandering around, but no one is with me; Be ambitious, as magnificent as the East China Sea. Ambitious ambition will depress the flowers and trees in Xijiang River very low. Every time I complain, I can't help but think of old things and write new poems with pen and ink; A man who doesn't show the ambition of Lingyun has failed to live up to the eight-foot body given by God in vain.

Warning Story is a collection of vernacular short stories compiled by Feng Menglong in the late Ming Dynasty. The book will be completed in the fourth year tomorrow (1624). Its theme comes from folklore or folk religious books and novels. The times described in the story include Song, Yuan and Ming. Together with Yu's Ming Yan, which was completed earlier by the author, and Heng Yan, which was completed later, it is called Sanyan, which is one of the famous collections of vernacular short stories in ancient China. It is usually called "three words and two beats" together with Ling Mengchu's "two beats", that is, "surprise at the first moment" and "surprise at the second moment".