Does the old cow know that it is too expensive to wait for a whip to kick his heel?

Cows still know that time is precious, so they don't have to wait for their owners to wave whips to urge them, so they vigorously raise their hooves, indicating that they should work hard and cherish their lives. Use this to encourage people to have the spirit of an old cow, cherish time and don't waste it.

From the poem "The Old Cow" by the contemporary poet Cang Kejia: "Pieces of barren land, water and mud are dug deep and carefully taken away. The old cow can also solve the problem, don't wait to slap yourself. "

This poem is a typical metaphor for people. It eulogizes the working people in China with the image of a cow, and at the same time, it is a metaphor for the 70-year-old self. This poem is full of heroism, a vigorous struggle and enterprising spirit.

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The workhorse, in the hearts of China people, is the embodiment of hard-working doers, a typical worker who is loyal to his duties and hard-working, and the banner of an honest, frank and indomitable pioneer.

Cow spirit has always been one of the connotations of Chinese national spirit. It shows justice and kindness, advocates selfless dedication, pioneering and innovative, and advocates loyalty and hard work.

The image of the cow is mighty and honest, and it is a symbol of justice, loyalty, strength and courage. In the world of classical literature in China, Liu Zongyuan, a great essayist in the Tang Dynasty, highly praised the character of cattle. In the painting history of the motherland, there is a picture of five cows written by Han Kun in the Tang Dynasty, which is regarded as one of the top ten treasures handed down from generation to generation.