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Idiom truth: Don't worry and worry about unfounded things.

Expanded: The idiom originally meant that there are people in the country who are afraid that the sky will fall, and it is often a metaphor for unnecessary or unfounded worries and worries.

The original intention was to advocate "following nature and governing by inaction". This is a reflection of the Taoist philosophy of life. Later, the idiom "unfounded worries" was often used to describe unnecessary and unfounded worries.

However, if you look at it from a positive perspective, it is a good performance of actively discovering problems in life and being diligent.

Before human beings fully understood the natural world, it was not wrong for a person to ask any question, and his inquisitive and inquisitive spirit was not wrong. However, it is not right for people to worry and worry about this problem all day long, and it affects their physical and mental life. There's a lot going to happen and not going to happen in the future, what's the use of us just worrying all the time?

The key is to learn more knowledge, understand nature, and take precautions.

There is nothing in the world, and mediocrity disturbs itself. "Modern society is a highly competitive society, and whether or not you have a good mindset and a healthy psychological condition is extremely important for a person's development. We should always pay attention to analyzing the connection between things and prevent subjective one-sidedness and blindness.

For some problems that cannot be recognized and solved, we should not fall into endless sorrow and be unable to extricate ourselves. Life is joyful and open-minded.

Don't worry about what can't happen around us and live your life in peace. Even if it happens, it will not be a big deal to take precautions in advance.

The meaning of worrying about the sky: A person in the country is worried that the sky will fall. A metaphor for completely unnecessary or unfounded apprehensions.

Truth: Tell us to be down-to-earth, there is no need to worry about things that will not happen, because these worries are meaningless, it is better to spend more time and energy to do meaningful things.

The worries are from "Liezi Tianrui".

Excerpt from the original text: Chang Luzi laughed when he heard it and said: Rainbow dragon, clouds and mist, wind and rain, four o'clock, this accumulation of qi is also the one who becomes the sky.

The mountains, the rivers and the sea, the gold and stones, the firewood, the shape of the earth. Knowing the accumulation of qi, knowing the accumulation of blocks, is it not bad? Fu heaven and earth, a small thing in the air, there is the greatest in it.

The implication of worrying about the sky:

"Worrying about the sky" is mostly used to ridicule those who worry about things that they don't need to worry about, and it is good to have a sense of being prepared for danger in times of peace, but in the face of things that cannot be changed or are unlikely to happen, there is no need to worry excessively. When dealing with things, we should have an optimistic and positive attitude and think about the better. Pay attention to your mental balance and don't need to worry about yourself.

Synonyms of unfounded worries:

Gill gills are too worried, the worries of the sky, the worries of the people, the mixed feelings, the mediocrity disturbs themselves, the country worries about the sky, the Bo worries about sleep, and complains about the sky.

Antonyms for unfounded worries:

Lotte is peaceful, carefree, restless, and nothing happens.

The story of unfounded worries tells us not to worry about things that are unrealistic.

This is a puzzle fable, which writes about two kinds of people: those who worry about the sky and those who worry about people. This parable is a spicy satire on those who have no ambitions, and who suffer from gains and losses.

The objective significance of this fable is worthy of attention, because it reflects the achievements of the natural sciences at that time in the transformation of the cosmic shape into theory, the so-called "accumulation of gas", "accumulation of blocks", "the sun, moon and stars also accumulate the glory in the atmosphere" and other opinions, and its level of dialectical thinking is so high that it is convincing.

This fable uses dialogue to portray the characters, and the characters are distinct. The story is short, but the moral is profound and intriguing. The article is basically composed of dialogue, concise and to the point, logical and rigorous, and the tone of the reading is coherent.

This fable has also become a common allusion to literati in later generations, such as Li Baiyou's poem "Some people in the country are worried about the sky", which is based on this.

1. The fable of unfounded worries.

Tell us not to think about the things that can't happen around us, and just live our lives in peace. Even if it happens, it will not be a big deal to take precautions in advance.

2. This parable is a spicy satire on those who have no ambitions and suffer from gains and losses. "There is nothing in the world, and mediocrity disturbs itself. We must never be "modern people", but we must have great ambitions, an open mind, and devote our whole body and mind to study and work in order to realize lofty ideals.

The enthusiastic man's interpretation of the heavens, earth, stars, and moon in the fable is unscientific and can only represent the level of understanding at that time, but his spirit of caring for others and his patient induction are still commendable.

3, the source of the worries: "Liezi Tianrui" said that Qi Guo.

One person was worried that the sky would fall and he would have nowhere to live, so he would not be able to eat or sleep. Tang Li Bai in "Liang Fu Yin".

used this allusion to write the poem "The country has nothing to worry about". Later, he used the metaphor of unnecessary worries and worries.

There are people in the country who are worried about the collapse of the world, and the death is sent, and the people who sleep and eat are wasted. There are also those who are worried about the other, because they are bored, they say: "Heaven, the ears are full of air, and there is nowhere and no air."

If you bend and stretch your breath, and stop walking in the sky all day long, why do you fall into sorrow? The person said: "The heavenly fruit accumulates qi, the sun, the moon, and the stars, should not fall?"

The one who knows said: "The sun, the moon, the stars, and those who have glory in the air can only fall, and they cannot be slandered." He said:

What is the bad of Nadi? The one who knows said: "The earth, the ears are full of four voids, and there is nowhere and no block."

If you stumble and walk on the earth all day long, why should you be worried? Those who are happy are rejoicing, and those who know are rejoicing.

Translations. In ancient times, there were people in the Qi Kingdom who were worried that the sky would fall, the earth would fall, and they would have nowhere to live, so they could not eat and sleep. And another man was grieved for the sorrow of this man, and he went to enlighten him, saying,

The sky is nothing but airless. You move every day, breathe in, and move in the air all day long, so why are you still worried that the sky will fall? The man said:

The sky is gas, so won't the sun, the moon, the stars, and the stars fall? The enlightener said, "The sun, moon, stars, and stars are also glowing things in the air, and even if they fall, they will not hurt anything."

Then he said, "What if the earth falls?" "The one who enlightened him said:

The ground is just a pile of clods, filling all over the place, there is no place where there are no clods, you walk and jump, you move around the ground all day long, why are you worried that the ground will sink? After this person's explanation, the Qi country relieved his heart and was very happy; The people who enlightened him were also relieved and happy.

Explanation of terms. Qiguo: a small country in the Spring and Autumn Period, now Weifang, Shandong Huangqibao (a said Henan Qixian).

Collapse: Collapse collapse.

Send: dependent, attached.

If: You. Flexion and extension: (limbs) flexion and extension.

Stopping: This is the meaning of action, activity.

Nakshatras: Stars, stars in the sky.

Slander: Blow, bruise.

Walking: Walking to pretend to be a fighter.

Trampling: Trampling.

Resignation: Relief, abandonment of all worries. She, through "interpretation". Yet, look.

Fall: Fall. Xiao: Tell me, explain the reason.

Ear: That's it. Xiao: Enlightenment.

Death: "None", no.

When: Possibly. Four voids: four places.

Blocks: Clods of dirt that are clustered together.

Gas: Gases that accumulate together.

Medium: Hit, hit.

Forgetting to sleep: Can't sleep, can't eat.

Worried: worried, worried.

Fruit: True. Reason.

The idiom originally meant that there was a person in the country who was afraid that the sky would fall, and it was often used as a metaphor for unnecessary or unfounded worries and worries.

Enough, right? Not enough can be asked again.