There is a hole in the dead sheep, so why didn t the sheep run out?

Maybe the hole was too small and not big enough for the sheep to get out. It is also possible that the wolf is squatting at the entrance of the hole, so the sheep do not dare to approach. It's also possible that the sheep were too flustered at the time to realize they could get out of the hole. More afraid that it is not safe outside the hole.

After being kept in captivity for too long, they have forgotten their former glory and courage, and only the comfort and paralysis of their bodies make them dare not escape.

Remedying the Dead: Figuratively finding a way to remedy a problem can prevent further losses. This word does not mean that there is a hole next to it, and the sheep will run.

What he means is that if you don't remediate it in time, it will cause more damage. Sheep will run, and if you remedy the hole, it won't.

Once upon a time, someone kept a flock of sheep. One day he found that one was missing, and it turned out that the sheepfold had broken a hole, and the wolf took one sheep away during the night. The neighbor persuaded him:

Hurry up and repair the sheepfold and plug the hole! The man refused to accept the counsel. The next morning, he found that the sheep was missing another one.

He regretted that he had not heeded his neighbor's advice, so he hurried to plug the hole.

When there was a hole, the sheep ran out, and when the owner found a hole, the sheep ran out and filled the hole, so the sheep did not get lost.

The first owner would feed and lead a group to graze outside, which was the same now. Second, there are wolves, sheep are like fish, gathering together can improve the survival rate of individuals, if a single sheep sneaks out of the sheep is the only target of the wolf pack, the mortality rate is very high.

First, the remedies are just fables, and stories are used to illustrate some truths, and many details cannot be studied in detail. Second, sheep, as one of the domesticated animals, have become very indifferent to many things that can be free, but wolves are different, and wild animals will try to fill their stomachs.

The sheep are generally social animals, and at night, they will be fixed in one place and will not run around.

Compensation refers to sheep.

1. The meaning of "mending the dead": it is not too late to repair the sheepfold after the sheep is lost. Figuratively, finding a way to remedy a problem can prevent further losses.

2. Pronunciation: wáng yáng bǔ láo3, source: from the Warring States Period, a national-specific historiography work created by many people during the Warring States Period, "Seeing the rabbit and taking care of the dog, it is not too late; It's not too late to make amends. Shouting sparrows".

Translation: It's not too late to find a dog to catch a rabbit and repair the sheepfold if you lose a sheep.

4. Example sentence: I did not achieve satisfactory results in the first unit exam, and I did not test my true level, so it is not too late to study hard by summarizing.

5. Usage: as subject, predicate, object; It means that if you know your mistakes, you will correct them.

The reason for making up for the dead is that if you do something wrong, you should correct it in time, and don't make mistakes again and again, so as to prevent greater losses.

Story: There was a shepherd who had a lot of sheep, and one morning when he was about to go to herd, he found that one sheep was missing. It turned out that the sheepfold had leaked a rock and stared at a hole.

The neighbors advised him: "Hurry up and repair the sheepfold and plug the hole!" He said

The sheep have been lost, what are you doing with the sheepfold? "I didn't take the advice of my neighbors.

The next morning, when he was about to go out to herd the sheep, he saw that there was one less sheep in his hair. The wolf came in out of the hole and took the sheep away. He regretted that he should not have taken the advice of his neighbors, so he quickly plugged the hole and repaired the sheepfold.

From then on, his sheep were never taken away by wolves.

There are two aspects to this story

First, don't take chances about existing mistakes, and take it for granted that mistakes are just accidents and will not happen again. The second is to correct mistakes immediately when you know them, and don't make mistakes again and again, so as to prevent greater losses, make mistakes, and suffer setbacks, which is a common phenomenon. As long as we can learn lessons seriously and take remedial measures in a timely manner, we can avoid continuing to make mistakes and suffering greater losses.

失羊补 [wáng yáng bǔ láo] Interpretation: A metaphor for finding a way to remedy a problem after it has occurred, which can prevent further losses.

2.Prevention 於未衡指然 [fáng huàn yú wèi rán] Interpretation: Refers to not yet formed. Prevent accidents or disasters before they happen.

3.防微杜渐 [fáng wēi dù jiàn] Interpretation: A metaphor for stopping bad things and bad thoughts when they sprout and not allowing them to develop.

4.防萌杜渐 [fáng méng dù jiàn] Interpretation: Prevent accidents or disasters before they occur.

5.未雨绸补 [wèi yǔ chóu móu] Interpretation: It has not rained yet, so tie the doors and windows tightly. The metaphor prepares for work beforehand.

6.有备无患 [yǒu bèi wú huàn] Interpretation: If you are prepared in advance, you can avoid the calamity of Mu and bury.

It's never too late to make amends. What it means:It's not too late for the sheep to run away and mend the sheepfold. The metaphor is to find a way to remedy the problem after it happens, so as not to continue to suffer losses in the future.

Source:"Warring States Policy: Chu Ce IV": "It's not too late to see the dog and take care of the dog; It's not too late to make amends. ”

Translation:When you see a rabbit, it's not too late to turn around and call the hounds to hunt for it; It is not too late for the sheep to run away and mend the sheepfold.