The bigger the flower of speech blooms, the smaller the fruit of deeds bears

Judging from the content, tell people to be down-to-earth, not exaggerated, and philosophical;

In terms of form, the length is short, the language is vivid, concise, and contrasting.

The bigger the flower of speech blooms, the smaller the seed of action will become", I hope that there will be more action and fewer slogans in our lives! Let's be giants in action, and leave a wonderful piece for ourselves and the society!

Translated: just say but don't do, good talk, will not achieve practical achievements.

This sentence is mainly used to exhort people to be pragmatic, devote themselves to practice, and achieve achievements, and not just fantasize and do nothing.

It is to describe the greater the power of estimating oneself, the smaller the actual get.

Focusing on small things, narrow concepts, only seeing and thinking of small places, there is very little room for play and expansion, and there is very little room for action.

The bigger the flower of speech, the bigger it blooms. This means that the bigger the thing, the bigger it doesn't necessarily come out of it. We should be humble-minded.

If you don't have time to act, you won't get big gains.

Again and again, they only know how to preach and do not do things, and no matter how good the words are, they can only be empty words.

It means that if you speak beautifully, you will do things badly.

Philosophical, short, vivid, concise, contrasting.

The bigger the flower of speech blooms, the smaller the fruit of deeds becomes.

Meaning: talk a lot, talk a lot before doing things, talk about it vividly, and when you do things, you can't do it.

Simile. No matter how much you say, it's better to do everything well, save only blossoming and not bearing fruit, and talk about it. It is also a metaphor that humble and low-key people can often do good deeds, and proud and boastful people often achieve nothing. Many people always do things with good words, but they don't put them into practice.

This sentence comes from the famous writer Bingxin's "Stars" and "Spring Water".

"Stars" and "Spring Water" are two poetry collections created by Bingxin, a famous modern female writer in China, both of which are sister articles, both created in 1923, and first published in the "Morning Post Supplement", of which "Stars" is composed of 164 small poems, and "Spring Water" is composed of 182 small poems.

It is useless to say more, if you do things in a down-to-earth manner, you will not only blossom but not bear fruit, and empty talk will mislead the country. It is also a metaphor for modest and low-key people who often succeed, and those who boast vainly achieve nothing. It is an admonishment and an admonition.

Everything is relatively drip!You ask that sentence is not quite complete!You think that if you think it's easy, you can definitely do it, even if you make it known to foreign countries, because you have the strength to achieve it, because it's easy to do relative to you.

If you think that this thing is difficult to do, it is almost possible, and you have to boast, and the result is that the rice has any result, even a sesame seed has rice, then you have agreed to the above sentence, the bigger the flower blooms, the smaller the fruit of the deed.

A giant in words, a dwarf in action. It cannot be put into action and implemented, but can only blossom and bear small fruits.

It is better to talk about it than to do things in a down-to-earth manner.