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It's so long that it's dazzling to look at.

Waiting for the Rabbit There is a farmer in the Song Kingdom who is turning the soil in the field. Suddenly, he saw a hare scurry out of the grass beside him, hit his head on the stump of a tree at the edge of the field, and lay there motionless. The farmer walked over to the state and looked at it

The rabbit died. Because it was running so fast that it broke its neck. The peasant was so happy that he picked up a fat and large hare for nothing, without spending any effort.

He thought to himself; If you can pick up hares every day, life will be better. From then on, he no longer refused to make efforts to farm. Every day he put his hoe by his side and lay down in front of the stump, waiting for the second and third hare to crash into the stump on his own.

There are so many cheap things in the world. The farmer, of course, did not pick up any more hares that had been killed, and his fields were deserted with his relatives.

Idiom: vast as a sea of smoke.

Pinyin: hào rú yān hǎi

Interpretation: Hao: vast; Sea of Smoke: The vast sea. Description: Classics, books, etc. are extremely rich.

Source: Sui Shi Zhenguan's "Dream Fu": "If the husband is the law is profound, the wonderful reason is difficult to find, it is not born or destroyed, it is not color and not heart, it is as vast as the sea, and it is as depressed as Deng Lin." ”

Example: Ancient and Modern Books, . Qing Zhou Yongnian's "Confucian Collection".

synonyms: countless, innumerable, innumerable.

Antonyms: few like the morning star.

(14) Self-contradiction.

Allusion] There was a man in the state of Chu who sold weapons and went to the market to sell spears and shields.

Then the weapon seller picked up another spear and boasted unashamedly: "My spear is the sharpest in the world, no matter how strong and solid it is, it can't stop it from poking it, as soon as it touches it, hehe, it will be pierced immediately!" He was so proud that he shouted again:

Come and see, come and buy, the strongest shield and sharpest spear in the world! ”

At this time, a spectator stepped forward and picked up a spear and a shield, and asked, "What would happen if you poke this shield with this spear?" This—" The onlookers were stunned for a moment, and then suddenly burst into laughter, and then they all dispersed.

The man who sold weapons walked away with his spear and shield on his shoulder...

Cover your ears and steal the bell, wait for the rabbit, and put the finishing touch.

1. [Idiom Story] The story of chiseling the wall and stealing the light took place in the Han Dynasty. There was a young man named Kuang Heng, who was very studious when he was young, but his family was very poor and had no money to buy oil lamps. In order to be able to read at night, he cut a small hole in the wall and borrowed the light next door to read.

This is the story of stealing light.

2, [Idiom Story] The story of a promise and a thousand gold originated from the Taishou Jibu of Hedong in the Western Han Dynasty, and he was a very trustworthy person. A man named Cao Qiusheng came to visit him and said, "Getting ** hundred catties is not as good as getting a promise from your Ji Bu." Jibu was very happy when he heard this, and the two became friends.

During the Western Han Dynasty, there was a great general named Li Guang Li Guang was born with clumsy eloquence and was not good at talking, but he was tall, superhuman, and proficient in archery