As the proverb goes, Hit a snake and hit seven inches , why hit seven inches?

Because seven inches is the most vulnerable place for snakes, as long as it hits this place, it will be crippled if it doesn't die, because this is the spine, as long as the spine is broken, it is basically a waste snake.

For the heart of the serpent is seven inches away. When hitting a snake, you can hit the snake directly by hitting the vital point of the snake.

"Seven inches" is where the heart of the snake is located, and once it is fatally seriously injured, the snake is naturally certain to die. Seven inches refers to the key parts.

Seven inches is the vital part of the snake, and every animal or person will have its weakest point, and if it hits the heart, it will definitely die.

The seven inches of "beating snakes and hitting seven inches" refer to

I'm telling you. The seven inches of "beating the snake and hitting the seven inches" refer to the heart of the snake

Idiom allusions

Qing Wang Youguang's "Wuxia Proverbs: Fighting the Snake in Seven Inches": "The snake has seven inches, under the head, above the abdomen, it can be seen clearly, hit hard, and control its vital points. ”

Interpretation

Figuratively, speaking, and doing things, we must grasp the main link. Whenever an animal's vertebrae are seriously injured, the spinal cord protected by the vertebrae is also severely damaged, and the nerve centers and other parts of the body are blocked. The closer the damage is to the head, the greater the impact.

If you hit its tail, it has no effect on its life.

Why do you have to hit the snake with "seven inches".

To fight a snake is to hit the vital point. As the saying goes, "hit a snake and hit seven inches", but some people say "hit a snake and hit three inches". Although the statements are not the same, there is one thing in common here that is the fatal place to fight snakes.

Some people may ask: "Then just say "hit the spine"! Why is there such a thing as "three inches" or "seven inches"?

Because the vertebrae of the "three inches" are injured and broken, it will not be able to raise its head and bite you; And the "seven inches" is where its heart is located, and if it is seriously injured, it will naturally die. Of course, the "three inches" and "seven inches" are not the same for every snake, because the types and sizes of snakes are different.

Actually"Seven inches"It refers to a general part, which is actually the heart of the snake, if the snake is less than seven inches, you hit the snake on the belly (snakes are different from people, the heart is in the abdomen)!The neck behind the snake's head is only three inches of the snake, and the snake will only faint for a while after the beating, not really die. Because the snake's head will be immediately ischemic after hitting three inches, it will temporarily pass out for a while, but it is not very long, so it is best to hit the snake's abdomen!

The seven inches of the snake are the heart of the snake, but because the size of the snake is different, the seven inches generally refer to the key parts.

The "three inches" of the snake's vertebrae are injured or broken, it can no longer raise its head to bite, the so-called "seven inches" is its heart, once it is fatally seriously injured, it will naturally die, the "three inches", "seven inches" is not the same for every snake, because the species and size of snakes are different.

The seven inches of the snake refer to a general part, if the snake is less than seven inches according to the snake's abdomen, the neck behind the snake's head is only three inches of the snake, and the snake will only faint for a period of time after the hit, not really die, because the snake's head will be immediately ischemic after hitting three inches, so it will temporarily faint.