What are some words that are similar to stealing chickens and rice ?

1. Self-inflicted.

Explanation]: I have done stupid and bad things, and I am unlucky.

From]: Song Shi Puji's "Five Lantern Huiyuan": "The monk asked Jin Shanying: 'One hundred and twenty catties of iron flail, who will teach Ah to bear?' Ying said: "Self-inflicted." ’”

Example]: He doesn't talk about maintenance, but also plays tricks on people; Ming'er is sick and calls him. Qing Cao Xueqin, "Dream of Red Mansions".

Fifty-first.

Grammar]: Linked; as a predicate, object; Derogatory.

synonyms] self-casting, self-inflicted, troublemaking, moving bricks and smashing feet

Antonym. Shame on oneself, self-satisfaction, and blame others.

2. Lift a stone and hit yourself in the foot.

Explanation]: Move: Move. The parable was intended to harm others, but ended up harming himself. Taste of your own medicine.

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Talk to Xinhua ** Reporter on the New International Situation": "I was at the Sixth Plenary Session of the Sixth Central Committee of the Communist Party of China in October 1938.

He once said, 'Lift a stone and hit one's own feet, this is Chamberlain.'"

The corollary of policy. ’”

Example]: He did this undoubtedly .

Grammar]: Linked; as an object, a clause; Derogatory.

synonyms] self-reaping, self-inflicted.

3. I lost my wife and broke my soldiers.

Explanation]: The metaphor wants to take advantage, but suffers a double loss.

From]: Ming Luo Guanzhong "Romance of the Three Kingdoms.

The fifty-fifth round: "Zhou Lang had a clever plan to settle the world, but he lost his wife and lost his soldiers." ”

Grammar]: complex sentence form; as a predicate, complement; Derogatory.

synonyms] loss of soldiers.

Antonyms] won resoundingly, unscathed.

4. The gains outweigh the losses.

Explanation]: Compensation: Worthy. The benefits received do not cover the losses suffered.

From]: Song Su Shi.

Hezi sent the poem "Except for the day": "When you feel the time, the incident changes, and the gain outweighs the loss." ”

Example]: Although Rao Hongsheng turned dozens of yuan into unjust money in Jingyangxuan, he understood a classic in the back garden, and he can't say it. Qing Li Baojia, "A Little History of Civilization".

Fifty-third round.

Syntax]: subject-predicate; as a predicate, object, and definite; Derogatory.

synonyms] kill two birds with one stone, regret the finger and lose the palm, pearl bullet bird,

Antonyms] kill two birds with one stone, lose sheep and get cattle, double the profit of the market, twice the result with half the effort, kill two birds with one stone, beg for wine, and the gains and losses are equal.

5. Pearl bullet bird.

Explanation]: Beat birds with pearls. The parable does not compensate for what is lost.

From]: Han Yangxiong.

Taixuanjing Tang": "The pearl is bounced on the flying meat, and it is gone." The test said: The pearl is meaty, and the cost is not appropriate. ”

Syntax]: subject-predicate; as a predicate, object; Derogatory.

synonyms] the gains outweigh the losses, with the beads and the birds, the Sui beads and the birds, and the overkill.

2. Stealing chicken is not a loss of rice, a Chinese colloquialism, pinyin tōu jī bù chéng shí bǎ mǐ, which means that the chicken did not steal, but lost a handful of rice, which is a metaphor for wanting to take advantage of it but suffering a loss.

3. Story content:

Legend has it that a long, long time ago, there were two thugs in a small town who spent their days doing nothing and idle. One day, the two of them saw a big rooster that had been raised for many years by a wealthy family surnamed Wang in the town, and the two brothers summed it up: if it was stolen out at night and roasted on the fire, how delicious it would be.

So the two of them tried their best to steal the chicken, but it may be that the chicken has lived a long time and learned well, and it found it when the people were still a meter away, and raised its head and claws to demonstrate to them. The brothers tried their best to steal it, and they wandered around the town depressedly all day. On this day, the two brothers were knocked down by something when they passed by the door of the restaurant, and when they got up, they saw that they were drunk.

The two brothers looked at the drunk, frowned, and didn't bother with the drunk, so they ran back to the nest quickly, poured out two taels of old wine and poured it into the bowl, and then took a handful of rice and soaked it in, thinking about the drunken appearance of the big rooster after eating rice, not to mention how beautiful it was.

Sure enough, at night they got the chicken, and they couldn't wait to carry the chicken to the woods in the suburbs, cut the neck with a dagger, bleed and plucked the hair, and couldn't wait to roast it without cleaning the internal organs. However, how wrong is the air, I turned my head and looked, Mom, why are there so many people, the two brothers can't take care of it, they rush out, far away, far away I also heard Wang Dafu's heart-rending cry "My Nobita!" ”

The chef of the restaurant in the town had a sudden inspiration, bought the chicken at a large price, went home to hang the beam, and after carefully studying it for half a year, he left the town with the drunken chicken recipe and embarked on the road to the distant big city. Since then, the dish of drunken chicken has been added to the menus of various restaurants, and the chef has become a well-known celebrity at that time. It is said that a prince who later visited Weifu privately brought him into the palace and became the emperor's favorite imperial kitchen.

As for the two thugs who inadvertently invented the drunken chicken, they were charged with stealing chickens, and they didn't know where they went, and they never appeared again anyway.

Since then, there has been a proverb among the people that "stealing chickens does not make rice".