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Anonymous users2024-02-15It's a pity to discard it.
Explanation: It doesn't taste good when you eat it, but it's a shame to throw it away. (The implication should be that a certain benefit is too small, and it is not very interesting to fight for it, and it is a pity to give it up.)
Source: "Three Kingdoms, Wei Zhi, Emperor Wu Ji" Pei Songzhi's note quotes "Kyushu Spring and Autumn": "The husband has chicken ribs, it is a pity to abandon it, and there is nothing to gain from eating. ”
Story: Cao Cao and Liu Bei faced off against each other in Hanzhong, and the two armies were at loggerheads. Cao Cao saw that the rain was falling for days, the grain and grass were about to run out, and he couldn't win, so he was worried.
At this time, the soldier came to ask for the password for the evening, and Cao Cao was staring blankly at the chicken ribs in the bowl and thinking about the plan for advancing and retreating, so he replied casually: Chicken ribs! When the command of "chicken ribs" was transmitted to Yang Xiu, the chief bookkeeper, this guy acted as clever and instigated the soldiers to pack up and prepare to withdraw their troops.
The soldier asked why. Yang Xiu said: Chicken ribs and chicken ribs, it is a pity to abandon them, and the food is tasteless.
Today, the prime minister cannot win, and he is afraid that people will laugh at him, and he will be ordered to withdraw tomorrow. So everyone believed it. This matter was known to Cao Cao, and Cao Cao cut off Yang Xiu's head in the name of inciting the army.
This is an allusion to chicken ribs.
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Anonymous users2024-02-14There is no meat in eating it "Chicken Ribs", and it is a pity to throw it away.
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Anonymous users2024-02-13It doesn't taste good when you eat it, and it's a little credible if you lose it. It's better to keep it for now and use it later.
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Anonymous users2024-02-12Stuff is not tasty. and reluctant to lose it.
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Anonymous users2024-02-11It is a pity to eat tastelessly and discard, which means that it tastes tasteless, and it is a pity to throw it away. It is not necessary to metaphorically carry things on, and I am reluctant to let it go. It also describes a dilemma, hesitation, and helplessness.
(The implication should be that a certain benefit is too small, and it is not very interesting to fight for it, and it is a pity to give it up.)
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Anonymous users2024-02-10Chicken ribs, look at it annoying and can't do anything about it.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09The food is tasteless, and it is a pity to abandon it.
Hello dear, the idiom "food is tasteless, it's a pity to throw it away" is a truth: if something you get doesn't have a taste after eating, it seems a pity to give it up. A metaphor for something that is appealing on the surface, but is actually unsatisfying.
On the surface, it seems to be a precious sail, but after the actual experience, it is disappointing. To be understood in terms of "attractive, but actually not ideal". This idiom is about a matter of value judgment.
Something is superficially appealing and seems to be worth cherishing. But when you really taste or experience it, you find that it is actually not as beautiful as it seems, resulting in a sense of disappointment and regret. This process reflects people's blind and credulous value judgment, which is easy to be confused by superficial phenomena and ignore the substance.
Everyone has a ruler in their hearts, when the value of a thing in your heart becomes no longer important, you will choose to give it up, and there will always be times when the value of this thing will make it difficult for you to decide whether to give up, this is the feeling of "tasteless food, it is a pity to abandon it", this kind of psychology confuses us again and again, affecting our choice, in fact, it is not the embarrassing situation of this thing itself, but we are not clear about it, or our understanding of ourselves, We are not very clear about what we really want, which will cause this situation, sometimes we are too greedy, and we are too indecisive, in short, to solve this psychology, we must start from our own heart.
Of course, that can't be done. If you are going to do it now, there will be a lot of problems in the future, like breaking up, because you are tired of her feelings, it means that you don't love her very much. If you don't have enough love in a relationship, the relationship won't go far, because you won't be able to tolerate her to the best of your ability. >>>More
There is a feeling called the tastelessness of food. Since the food is tasteless, don't abandon it, breaking up may be the best option, and you are responsible for both parties. Give each other a way to live, and be good for each other. >>>More
1. Interpretation. It is a pity to eat tastelessly and discard, which means that it tastes tasteless, and it is a pity to throw it away. It is not necessary to metaphorically carry things on, and I am reluctant to let it go. It also describes a dilemma, hesitation, and helplessness. >>>More
It's a pity to discard it.
Explanation: It doesn't taste good when you eat it, but it's a shame to throw it away. (This is the dictionary answer, even think that is the original meaning, its extension should be a certain benefit is too small, it does not make much sense to fight for it, and it is a pity to give up.) ) >>>More