What's the difference between a dripping stone and a dripping stone?

There is no difference between these two idioms, but the meaning is the same: although the power of metaphor is very small, as long as you persist, you can succeed.

1, a drop of water wears away the stone

Pronunciation Shu d and Shí chu ā n

Water keeps dripping down, and it can drip through the stone for a long time. However, if you persist, you will succeed. Also known as "dripping wears away the stone", it is often used with "rope saw".

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Zhang Guai's tooth was given a double ninth festival order (the name of the ancient county), and an official took out the money, depending on the fact that there was a coin (copper coin) under the scarf (headscarf) beside his temples as the money in the treasury. Lovely Cliff ordered the staff, and was even more furious (angry): "He Zudao, is it a staff for me?" You can stab me, but you can't cut me! "The strange cliff auxiliary pen judges the cloud:" One yuan a day, 1,000 yuan a day, a rope sawed off, a stone fell through! "Take the sword to cut it. (selected from He Lu)

Synonymous idiom dripping water wears away a stone.

The idiom in the near sense is grinding into a needle, perseverance, dripping water wears away the stone, perseverance and perseverance.

The antonym idiom anticlimactic, give up halfway, try, persist, give up all previous efforts and fall short.

Step 2: Dripping water wears away the stone

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Interpretation metaphor is weak, but as long as you persist, you can do difficult things well. Also known as "water drops wear away stones".

Luo Song Dajing's "He Lin Yu Lu Yi Qian beheaded the official" Source: "Strange teeth auxiliary pen, sentenced:' one money a day; Thousands of dollars a day; The rope was sawed off; Water droplets penetrate the stone. "

Synonym iron pestle grinding needle, sawing rope, perseverance? Perseverance? Be tireless and persistent. ......

Antonyms give up halfway, wading, dragonfly.

Extended data

He Lin Yu Lu is an anecdote novel written by Luo Dajing in Song Dynasty.

This book is divided into three parts: A, B and C, with volume *** 18. More than half of them are comments on the poems of the previous generation and the Song Dynasty, which record the anecdotes of the literati in the Song Dynasty and have the value of literary historical materials. For example, Volume B, "Four Poems", records the Jianghu poems between Baoqing and Song Lizong Shaoding, which is helpful to understand the Jianghu poetry school; The third volume, Dongpo Wen, discusses that Su Shi's article is deeply influenced by Zhuangzi and Warring States Policy, because the author has a good writing style and has his own vision. Volume 5, Interview with Two Old People, records the close contact between Yang Wanli and Zhou Bida in their later years, which can be compared with the two recorded in historical books. It is based on Zhonghua Book Company 1983. There are 16 volumes (such as "Renhai" Ming edition).