Combined with my own learning experience, I would like to talk about the meaning of breaking the casserole and asking the truth.

1. Refers to getting to the bottom of something, metaphorically getting to the bottom of something.

2. Break the casserole and ask the truth, this is a mantra that people often talk about. A clay pot is a pot made of clay. It is mostly used by people to boil traditional Chinese medicine or make soup in winter. This kind of pot is easily broken if you are not careful, and it will crack to the bottom if you are not careful.

3. "Break the casserole and ask for the end" should actually be "break the casserole to the end", that is, the crack reaches the bottom, and later it became "ask for the end".

The first step: explain literally (or according to the general explanation)...

As the title says, breaking the casserole and asking the question literally shows the questioner's knowledge of the matter. He is constantly asking for extravagant things and has the spirit of not giving up even if he doesn’t get the answer.

Step 2: But I think any problem should be treated in two. Just like this sentence, if you blindly "break the casserole and ask the end", you will ignore self-thinking, self-analysis, and The ability to solve problems... (You can think about other angles)

Step 3: The above is my understanding of this sentence. It should be viewed in two dialectical terms and should not be made absolute. . .