12 As the saying goes, deep roots and leafy leaves ?

Explanation: When the roots are deep, the leaves are luxuriant. If the foundation of the parable is strong, it will flourish.

The original meaning of "deep roots and leafy leaves" usually refers to the coordination between the aboveground part and the underground part. That is, the root system grows well, and the branches and foliage of its aerial parts are more lush; Similarly, the above-ground parts grow well and also promote the growth of the root system. The causes of "deep roots and thick leaves" are roughly the following three aspects.

1) The aboveground and underground parts of plants are connected by vascular bundles, and there is a large exchange of nutrients and information substances.

2) The growth and activity of the above-ground parts require the root system to provide water, minerals, nitrogen, plant hormones (CTK, GA and ABA) and amino acids synthesized in the roots.

3) The activity and growth of the underground part depends on the photosynthetic products, auxin, vitamins, etc. provided by the aboveground part.

Therefore, there is a relationship of interdependence, mutual promotion and mutual restriction between the growth and development of the aboveground part and the underground part.

The roots of the tree are deep and stable, the nutrients are abundant, and the leaves naturally grow densely.

People are the same, there are many things in the heart, there are many things in the brain, and there is a wealth of knowledge, so that they are a better and more complete person, knowledgeable, showing talent, and the origin of achievement is inseparable from a person's accumulation efforts.

Big trees grow from small trees, and it's the same with being human.

Roots, how important! Solid foundation peiyuan.

Power comes from the roots!

This is a law of nature, and it is also a criterion for us to deal with people. Without a deep foundation, it is delusional to grow into a towering tree, with lush branches and fruits, which is unconventional and unattainable. Just like if we are not rooted in the grassroots, we want to reach the sky in one step, and it is impossible to achieve something.

This Gu Zhi Rong idiom explains.

Pinyin] [ běn gù zhī róng ] Explanation] Only when the trunk of the tree is strong, can its branches and leaves flourish, the foundation of the metaphorical thing is consolidated, and the other parts can develop.

Source] Qing Jiang Zhenming "Yongqing Shengping Prequel".

The first time: "There are also words written 'Tao Zhu business' and 'Ben Gu Zhirong', and the next paragraph is a famous person who is a scholar, a farmer, a worker, and a businessman." ”

Synonym. Bengu Bangning, deep roots and leafy leaves.

Meaning: Only rivers with far-reaching sources can flow long, and trees with far-reaching roots can flourish. The latter metaphor is accessible up and down, and the foundation is solid, and it will prosper; Or the metaphor is that things are developed only when they have deep roots.

From: Tang Dynasty Zhang said "Ode to the Uprising Hall".

Original text: If the husband cultivates virtue to surrender his life, he is ordered to build a state, the source is long, the root is deep, and the retribution of heaven and man is far away.

Interpretation: If you take self-cultivation as your mission and are ordered to settle the country, then the rivers with far-reaching sources can flow long, and the trees with far-reaching roots can flourish. When man and nature are united, the benefits will be endless.

Jun: Deep. Later, it evolved into an idiom "deep roots and leafy leaves"; Meaning: If the source water is sufficient, the water will flow for a long time, and the roots of the tree will be deep, and the leaves will flourish. It is often used to describe going deep into the masses and taking root at the grassroots level.

The source is long, and the roots are deep"On the surface, this sentence means that "only rivers with far-reaching sources can flow long, and trees with far-reaching roots can flourish", describing that only with a solid foundation can flourish.

The source is long, and the roots are deep"This sentence comes from the Tang Dynasty Zhang Shuo's article "Ode to the Uprising Hall".

Zhang Shuo (yuè) (667-730), a native of Luoyang, Henan Province, was a politician and writer in the Tang Dynasty.

Zhang Shuo's personal works:

Zhang Shuo is the author of 30 volumes of anthologies, 20 volumes of "Jinshang Shilu" (co-authored with Tang Ying, Zhaoqin), and one volume of "The Biography of Mr. Hongya", and participated in the editing of "Three Teachings of Zhuying". [49] [55-57]

The Quantang Wen contains 211 articles on Heheqi, divided into 13 volumes (Vol. 221 and Vol. 233); "All Tang Poems" contains 293 poems, divided into 5 volumes (85 vol. 89).

The meaning of deep roots and leafy leaves: when the roots are deep, the leaves will flourish. If the foundation of the parable is strong, it will flourish.

Pinyin] [ gēn shēn yè mào ] [Interpretation] 茂: 繁繁. When the roots of the tree are deep, the leaves grow luxuriantly. If the foundation of the parable is strong, it will flourish.

idiom usage] as a predicate, definite; Refers to the fact that things are luxuriant.

Near antonyms. [synonyms] the solid branches, deep-rooted, deep-rooted.

Antonyms] dead wood, rotten trees, reeds on the wall.

Dyed in the wool. Pinyin [ gēn shēn dì gù ] Explanation] The metaphor has a firm foundation and cannot be shaken.

Idiom usage] associative; as a predicate; The metaphor is firmly grounded.

synonyms] accumulate heavy and difficult to return, the tree has deep roots, intertwined roots, deep roots, indestructible, deep roots and leafy leaves, deep into the bone marrow.

Antonyms] top-heavy, rickety, wobbly, cloud-ridden.