What makes a pebble perfect is not the blow of a hammer, but the song and dance of water

What makes a pebble perfect is not the hammer, but the grinding of water. Illustrate that natural beauty is better than artificial beauty. Once a person has self-confidence, he has determination, will, diligence, and patience, all of which will enable him to reach his full potential.

Illustrate that natural beauty is better than artificial beauty.

Wen Fengjiao. Hello, meaning.

The perfect stone is not made by hammer strikes.

Rather, there is the company of water, and the rubbing handle of water.

Stone becomes more perfect. To shape a person, to make him develop in a good way, to reach perfection, it does not rely on strict restraint and training, but gentle companionship and advice. (Of course, it can be extended to everything).

Tagore's poems make the pebbles perfect, not by the blow of a hammer, but by the song and dance of water. --Bird set.

It is an interpretation of the principle of flexibility and strength.

If you hit a pebble with a hammer, you will either smash it or you won't be able to do it, just as people criticize a person violently, either to provoke a more fierce rebuttal from the other person, or to turn a deaf ear and indifferent to the other person.

Flowing water is different, as the poet describes, it is not as violent as a hammer, she sings and dances, meticulously and patiently carving exquisite pebbles. It's like people who continue to exert influence within the limits of what is acceptable to the other person will eventually bring about change.

What makes jade close to perfection is not by repeated polishing, but by the tempering of the river when the jade is in the water, and the river carries songs and dances. Here, anthropomorphism is used, describing the flow of the river as a song and dance. Among them, Zhen is close to almost, and can be understood as the meaning of one side.

This is Tagore's aphorism, from Tagore's "Birds".

The Birds is one of the masterpieces of the Indian poet Rabindranath Tagore and one of the world's most outstanding poetry collections, including 325 beautiful untitled poems.

Day and night, streams and seas, freedom and betrayal are all combined in Tagore's pen, and the short sentences express a profound philosophy of life and lead the world to the source of truth and wisdom.

Pebbles"Used as a metaphor for a person,"Hammer"refers to a strong external force"The water sings and dances"It refers to infiltrating and dissolving in gentleness.

The whole sentence can be understood to mean that what makes a person perfect day by day is not by blunt education and strong means, but by relying on good scientific education under the subtle influence of long-term moisturizing and silent. This sentence can be used as a metaphor for the method of educating children, and it can also be used to illustrate the external environment for a person to become a talent.

This sentence mainly means that the jade is close to perfection, not the repeated polishing of the hammer, but the water film. In today's life, the family should not have too much impact on the child, do not pursue perfection in everything, encouragement is the most important, and encouragement is the premise of creating a perfect person.

Personification??? Why is it water, not a hammer, that makes a pebble perfect???

Addendum: The point of this sentence should be that the softness of the water and the hardness of the hammer make the pebble perfect? And not to say simple anthropomorphic rhetoric.

I understand this: what makes life complete is not by strong and violent blows, but echoes with it and dances with fate, so that it will slowly return and tend to be complete.

Zhen: It means to achieve (in the direction of the extreme).

Singing and dancing: singing and dancing.

It's impossible to do anything, you have to think about something and do it perfectly. Be persistent, persevering, and persevering.

Dada

The translation is as follows: What makes jade close to perfection is not by repeated polishing, but by the tempering of the river when the jade is in the water, and the river water sings and dances. Here, anthropomorphism is used, describing the flow of the river as a song and dance. Among them, Zhen is close to almost, and can be understood as the meaning of one side.

The perfection of the pebble comes from the craftsman's singing and dancing (here the craftsman's action and sound striking the pebble are given symbolic meaning, indicating that the force that pushes things to change often comes not only from the hard force that can be seen at a glance, but also from the inner invisible force that really drives things to change. ）

Other meanings: Proper methods and disdainful efforts are the cornerstones of success.

The perfection of the pebble carved by the water is not something that can be achieved with the blow of a hammer. This sentence should be extended to many aspects, such as education or something, such as the determination to do something well, relying on brute force to impose is not the best way, and the gentle method is not only easy to accept but also can have a better effect. It's all up to me.

This sentence is a bit of a drop of water. Only by persevering in tempering oneself can the character of the person be warm and beautiful. There's moderation rather than great power to accomplish something that I think of myself.

There is no secret to mythology, only: struggle, struggle, and struggle! Persistence, persistence, persistence!

It's like a child growing up in a war environment... And the children who lived in peace... Different environmental factors can cause different results.

The implication is that you can't take the blame for life.

The perfection of the stone does not depend on the hammer