Explanation of the words that promote the seedlings, and the key words and explanations of the seedl

There was a farmer in the Song Kingdom, and after planting rice seedlings, he hoped to harvest early.

Every day when he went to the rice fields, he noticed that the rice seedlings were growing very slowly. He waited impatiently and thought to himself:"How can we make rice seedlings grow tall and fast? After thinking and thinking, he finally thought of one"Best Practices", that is, to raise the rice seedlings by a few points.

After some hard work, he was satisfied with his hoe and went home to rest. Then go back and confess to the people at home:"I'm tired today, and I'm helping the crops grow a lot taller!

His son hurried into the field and looked, and all the seedlings were dead.

From "Mencius: Gongsun Chou Shang").

Seedlings are promoted: The metaphor violates the objective law of the development of things, rushes to achieve results, and instead makes things worse.

Seedlings are promoted. There is a Song man who is anxious, and he hopes that the rice in the rice field will grow up soon. However, rice grows slowly, no.

It can go as fast as he thinks.

One day, he came up with a clever plan: he went down to the field and pulled every rice tree out of the soil.

I'm so tired! A long day's work! However, the rice in the field has grown taller and better. ”

When his son heard that the rice in the field had grown taller, he hurried to the field to see. But, very badly, the rice in the field.

The leaves of the seedlings began to wither.

It means to pull up! The whole thing is to pull up the seedling and help it grow.

1.The Song people have the pronoun of pity for those who do not grow long and take care of the seedlings, on behalf of the seedlings.

3.It is said that the person is right. Say.

4.Those who think it is useless and give it up.

Pull: pull; Help: Help.

揠苗助長 [yà miáo zhù zhǎng].

Interpretation: Pull up the seedlings to help them grow. The metaphor violates the objective law of the development of things, rushes to achieve results, and instead makes things worse.

Example sentence: Do things step by step, and don't rush to achieve success.

Source: Song Lu Benzhong's "Ziwei Miscellaneous": "Seedlings are promoted; Painstakingly; There is nothing to be gained. ”

Idiom story: This idiom tells the story of an ancient Song Dynasty man who pulled the seedlings up in order to make the seedlings in his field grow faster, and the seedlings withered quickly.

The moral of the idiom: objectively show that the development of things has its own laws, and it is not enough to rely solely on good intentions and enthusiasm, and it is likely that the effect will be the opposite of subjective wishes. This idiom also tells a specific truth:

If you want to hurry, you can't reach it", "I can't eat hot tofu in a hurry", we must respect the laws of nature.

I can't eat hot tofu in a hurry. The people who are fueled by the seedlings are stupid.

揠 means to pull out, help is to help.

Pulling the seedlings to help the pulling means pulling.

They mean to pull and help, respectively.

I don't know if it's a pull!

Answer: Yes, EQ Deng Ziqi and Liaoning.

1. Something else.

2. Mood particles; particle; Seedling.

3. Particle;of people.

Pull: Pull up. Seedlings: seedlings, seedlings. Help: Help. Long: Growth.

The metaphor violates the law of development of things, rushes to achieve results, and is a bad thing.

Don't rush, take your time, it's useless to be in a hurry. Huh

Pull: Pull up. Pulling up the seedlings and helping them grow is later used as a metaphor for violating the law of development of things, rushing for success, but doing bad things.

Miao: It is a seedling.

Help: Help. Long: Growth.

Someone in the ancient Song Dynasty was worried that his seedlings would not grow tall, so he pulled up the seedlings one by one, and he was very tired at the end of the day, and said to his family when he came home: "Today has exhausted me, and I finally helped the seedlings grow taller all at once!" When his son heard this, he hurried out into the field to look at the seedlings, but they all withered.

There are very few people in the world who don't make this kind of mistake of pulling out seedlings and promoting growth! People who give up thinking that it is useless are like lazy people who do not hoe grass for seedlings. He who helps it grow in vain is like a person who pulls out a seedling to help it grow, but instead of doing it good, he harms it.

People have Min (1) whose seedlings do not grow (2) and those who rub (3), Mangran (4) returns, saying that (5) his people (6) say: "Today's illness (7) is gone!" To (8) help the seedlings grow!

His son tends to (9) and looks at it (10), and the seedling is (11). The world's (12) does not help the elderly, the widow (13)! Those who think it is useless and give it up are not the ones who do not grow (14); Those who help the elderly, and those who pull the seedlings; It is not in vain (15) but useless (16), and harmful.

Excerpt from "Mencius: Gongsun Chou Shang").

Translation: A Song man who was worried that his seedlings would not grow tall and pulled them up, was very tired but satisfied at the end of the day, and returned home to his family and said, "Today has exhausted me, I have helped the seedlings grow taller!" When his son heard this, he hurried into the field to see the seedlings, but they all withered.

There are very few people in the world who don't want their seedlings to grow faster! People who give up thinking that the seedlings are useless when they grow up are like lazy people who don't hoe the seedlings. The person who helps it grow in vain, like the person who pulls out the seedlings to help it, not only does it not do it good, but harms it.

Note 1, 闵 (mǐn) – Same as "compassion", worry, worry. 2. 長 (zhǎng) – grow, grow. 3. 揠 (yà) - pulling. 4, Mangran - showing a tired but very satisfied look.

5. Say: Yes....Said 6, his person - the people of his family. 7. Illness - fatigue, hardship, exhaustion, the text is an extended meaning 8, give - I, the first person pronoun.

9. Tend to walk briskly. 10. Go to, to. Go.

11. 槁 (gǎo) - Plants and trees are dry and withered. 12, of: cancel the independence of the sentence, no real meaning, no translation 13, widow:

Less 14, Yun Miao: hoe grass for seedlings 15, non-disciple - not only. Apprentice, just.

16. Benefits: benefits.

Idiom Story: Seedlings Grow (Full Text Explanation).

The idiom 揠 (yà) comes from "Mencius, Gongsun Choushang".

During the Spring and Autumn Period, there was a farmer in the Song Kingdom, he always thought that the crops in the field were growing too slowly, so he went to see it today, and went to see it tomorrow, and felt that the seedlings did not seem to grow taller. He thought to himself: Is there any way to make them grow taller and faster?

One day he came to the field and pulled up the seedlings one by one. It took a lot of effort to pull out a large number of seedlings one by one, and by the time he finished pulling out the seedlings, he was exhausted, but he was very happy in his heart. When he returned home, he boasted:

I'm tired today, and I've helped the seedlings grow a few inches taller! When his son heard this, he hurried into the field, and found that all the seedlings had died.

"Seedlings to grow" is used as a metaphor for ignoring the law of development of things, rushing to achieve results, but instead messing things up. "Pulling out seedlings to grow" can also be written as "pulling out seedlings to help grow".