What Maxima looks like, what kind of person does Maxima refer to

Maxima refers to: 1. Talented people; 2. People who have great ambitions but have not yet begun to shine;

1. Talented people: Talented people are often compared to thousands of horses, because thousands of horses are very good horses, very good at running, can travel thousands of miles a day, so they are often used to describe intelligent and outstanding talents.

2. People who have great ambitions but have not begun to shine: In ancient times, there was a saying that Maxima often existed, but Bole did not often have it, so Maxima can also be used as a metaphor for people who have their own advantages but are not valued.

Maxima refers to a person with outstanding talents, especially a talented teenager, originally referring to a horse that is good at running, can travel thousands of miles a day, in ancient times, there is a saying that "Maxima is often there, and Bole is not often", from Tang Hanyu's "Horse Said".

Example sentences: 1. There is Bole in the world, and then there is Maxima.

2. Bole is good at identifying Maxima, and he wants to train his son to be an expert in Soma.

3. Sima (Yuan Keli) Ju Heng taught Yu to see the law, and taught his son Xiang Guoma, thinking that Maxima was not common, that is, the good phase was useless.

Maxima refers to a person with outstanding talents.

The scenery of the small restaurant, the scenery planning and the ancient style song are very good, and the meaning is expected to be in a trance, hahaha, okay, coexist, and the aunt and the Hokage are not allowed.

Originally, it refers to a horse that is good at running and can travel thousands of miles in a day. Nowadays, it is often used as a metaphor for talent, especially talented teenagers. From:

Tang Hanyu's "Horse Says", Maxima often has, but Bole does not often have. The phrase "Maxima often exists, but Bole does not often have" means that there are often Maxima in this world, but there are not many Boles who are good at discovering Maxima.

The author borrows this sentence to express his embarrassing situation of not being able to meet talents and not being appreciated. In this sentence, "Maxima" refers to talented people, while "Bole" refers to people who reuse talented people.

Historically, most people have believed that Maxima refers to a generally good horse. The so-called "thousand miles" is just an imaginary number. Because no one in modern times has ever seen a horse that can run 500 kilometers a day, but the ancients have mentioned many times in ancient documents that their horses really run thousands of miles.

It seems that the problem lies mainly in the length of "thousands of miles".

Extended Materials. Frog at the bottom of the well – a metaphor for a short-sighted person.

Maxima – A metaphor for a person with outstanding talents.

Smiling Tiger - A metaphor for a person who is kind on the outside but vicious on the inside.

Landlubbers – people who can't swim.

Wall grass - a metaphor for the fickle and the wind makes the rudder.

Followers - people who are always following behind other people's backs.

Ruzi Niu - refers to a person who is willing to serve the people.

Old scalper - refers to people who work honestly and diligently.

Turtle in an urn - refers to a person or animal that cannot escape.

Fool – Foolish people.

Reservoir Dogs – Refers to bad guys who have lost their position.

1. Maxima - a metaphor for people who have outstanding talents.

2. Maxima, a Chinese word, originally refers to a horse that is good at running, and can travel thousands of miles a day. Now it is often used as a metaphor for talent; Refers specifically to talented teenagers faux oranges. In ancient times, there was a saying that "Maxima often exists, but Bole does not often have".

3, Ming Dong Qichang's "Preface to Yuan Boying's Poetry Collection": "Sima (Yuan Keli) Ju Heng taught Yu to see the law, and taught him to be a thousand miles away, and taught him to be a big closed son to a country horse, thinking that a thousand miles of horses are not constant, that is, the good is useless. ”

I'm a thousand-mile horse. At that time, I didn't know Bole, and I was not named "Maxima". In this way, "old age dies between stables".

But now the times are different, if I become a horse again, I must be an extraordinary horse, and live a chic "horse life".

If I were Maxima, if there was no Bole, I would not wait out of thin air, I would borrow my director Lachang to show myself; If there is Bole, it is even better, I will try my best to give full play to the advantages of Maxima, so that Bole can get acquainted and become a real Maxima.

If I were Maxima, if I couldn't wait to come to Bole, I wouldn't stay in the stables for the rest of my life. I will gallop along the vast grassland with other horses with a posture of a thousand miles.

If I were Maxima, I wouldn't be stupid and just scream. I will use my ingenuity and try to communicate with the "horse eater" in a special way. When looking for a job, you also need an interview, and everything is easy to do after "communication".