What happened to you that made you think it was a good thing for the world to drop the pie?

One day I was walking down the street and picked up a hundred dollars.

I bought a pot of gardenias at the flower market, and the boss said that I was in a good mood today, and I also gave a tiger pill orchid.

When I was shopping, I found a lipstick of a brand I liked very much, and I finally bought it.

I probably walked on the blind date road for five or six years, and when I was about to become a saint warrior, I suddenly met my husband, and then got married three months later, and now I have been married for seven years and am still very affectionate, I always feel like pie in the sky.

When I went to ** before, I actually won a mobile phone, and I thought this thing was really good.

When I was in college, it seems that the Bertelsmann Book Club once sent a flyer saying that there was an essay contest, and it happened that there were a lot of stamps in my hand at that time that I couldn't use them, so I found a piece of manuscript paper and wrote dozens of words and sent it over. Later, I wrote that I had won the lottery and asked me to wait to receive the package. I thought it would be nice to get a book for free.

As a result, I won the jackpot and won 30 books.

When the company held an annual meeting, I actually drew 500 yuan in cash once, more than 1,000 people and 5 places, and I felt really lucky at that time.

A few days ago, there was a craze in my circle of friends, and seventy or eighty percent of my WeChat friends were ** a news about koi. So I went to find out, and it turned out to be an event that drew one lucky person out of a million people. However, I really have such a classmate who is officially lucky to become a Chinese koi.

When I was in college, I got sick, and I had to shoot a lot of films in a hospital, and I had to pay a lot of money to the same doctor in less than a morning, and then the doctor asked if I was still a student. I said yes.

I insisted on buying lottery tickets, and later won 50,000 yuan, which is the largest amount I have ever won.

When I was in elementary school, I bought a certain brand of cereal and filled in the return visit card and won a gameboy, which is still transparent, and I like it very much. I still have it.

I once bought a newspaper and had two dollars left, so I just bought a 4-digit lottery ticket with no limit to playing in any order, and I bought the name of my birth, and the next day I won it all, 416 yuan.

When I was a child, I bought popsicles and gave 5 yuan, and as soon as the boss threw the money in the drawer, he turned around and asked me if you just gave me 50 yuan, and I said, "Yes!" "Hahaha.

A friend was walking on the streets of New York and was shoehorned into a MacBook Pro by Apple's salesperson, and he was so shocked that he didn't dare to ask for it, so he had to explain to him ten times that it was a pie.

Meaning: It refers to the ability to enjoy ready-made things without exerting effort.

The allusion to "pie in the sky" comes from the Bible. It's about Moses leading the Israelites out of Egypt, they were walking in the wilderness, there was no food, and the people were complaining. The god LORD sent many quails to fly, and when the dew rose, there was a little round thing on the ground like hoarfrost, which the Israelites called Mana, like coriander seeds, white in color, and tasted like crepes mixed with honey.

That's where pie in the sky comes in.

This sentence is used as a metaphor for not having that kind of sweet dream for nothing, because pie will not fall from the sky, and it can mainly be used to describe impossible things! For example, when it is used to describe the joy gained by some accidents or when you get foreign wealth, you can use it to describe a kind of psychological joy when you get foreign wealth, and then you will say, "Isn't this pie in the sky?" I'm so lucky"!

Pie-in-the-sky refers to sitting back and enjoying what is ready-made without having to exert effort.

It means that there is nothing in the world where you can enjoy something ready-made without contributing.

Pie in the sky.

This allusion comes from the Bible

Exodus" chapter 16.

It's about Moses.

Led the Israelites out of Egypt, they walked in the wilderness, there was no food, and the people were complaining. God Yahweh.

And when the dew had risen, there was a little round thing on the ground like hoarfrost, which the Israelites called Mana, and it looked like coriander seeds, and was white in color, and tasted like crepes with honey. That's where pie in the sky comes in.

That is to say, you have to work hard in everything you do, just like there is a truth in the world that you don't eat for free, if you don't pay, how can there be something for you to eat for nothing?

To put it bluntly, when you sit at home, money can't fly into your pocket for nothing.

It's hard to say! Don't believe too much about pie dropping, there is no such thing as a free lunch!

1. A tornado can sweep a lot of things up into the sky and take them to other places and fall down. So, theoretically, pie will fall from the sky.

2. When we say "pie in the sky", we mean that we got a windfall. Everyone's potential for a windfall. But this probability is too small.

3. The matter of "pie in the sky" has always been **set**. In order to fool people, set up a bureau for people to enter.

So, don't keep thinking about pie-in-the-sky good things!

Yes Wow! There is one thing recorded in the book "The First Half of My Life" written by Pu Yi:

There is a poor Eight Banners disciple, the orthodox "Yellow Belt", who works as a servant in a Han official's family.

One day, the servant knelt down to the Han official and said, "Master, my husband's father (duke) is dead, and he has no son. I'm the nearest branch and want to go to the Zongren Mansion to walk around.

Will you lend me three hundred taels of silver? The Han official comforted him and gave him silver. The servant prostrated and went away rejoicing.

After a few days, the Han official overheard the sound of a gong outside the door. A doorman handed in a "greeting post", saying that the new lord's grandfather was coming to visit. The Han official hurriedly changed his clothes to greet him.

When I got out, I saw a noble man in a python robe coming out of the green sedan chair, with a smile on his face.

Han Guan looked at it, wow! The Servant!

A heavy "big pie" fell from the sky!

Yes! - But if you can smash it, you don't know.

No, you can only rely on your own efforts.