May I ask, Horses have no night grass and no fertilizer, and people have no windfall and no wealth.

Enriching the Virtuous Writings of the Past".

Expanding the Virtuous Texts of the Past is an ancient Chinese children's enlightenment bibliography. It is also known as "The Virtuous Texts of the Past" and "The Virtuous Texts of the Ancient and Modern Times". The title of the book was first seen in the opera "Peony Pavilion" in the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, according to which it can be inferred that this book was written in the Wanli period at the latest.

Original text: People are good at being bullied, and horses are good at being ridden; People are not rich without windfalls, and horses are not fertile without weeds.

Zengguang Xianwen is a very influential Mongolian scholar, and the author and the date of its writing are uncertain.

Zengguang Xianwen", also known as "Xianwen of the Past".

As for the author and date of the book, we still cannot be sure. At present, most people believe that the book was written in the middle of the Qing Dynasty, because Zhou Xitao revised the "Zengguang Xianwen" during the Tongzhi period of the Qing Dynasty and published the book "Reformulation and Expansion".

Horses have no night grass and no fertilizer, and people have no windfall and no wealth. This sentence is from "Zengguang Xianwen Part I".

No one is rich without a windfall: here the windfall is not to let the children do bad things to get rich, but to teach the children to not only work down-to-earth, but also to seize the opportunity, so that they can make a fortune.

In the past, rural people mainly made a living from farming, and if they farmed honestly, although they could not make a fortune, they could also have no worries about food and clothing. But there are some far-sighted young people who will not miss the opportunity to seize new things in addition to farming honestly, and often such young people will get rich early.

Now a lot of the wealthy people in the village are like this, what used to be uneventful, and suddenly they become rich by investing in a project, and their families build new buildings and buy cars, which is the consequence of seizing opportunities. Therefore, the old people often use "no windfall and no wealth" to educate children, in addition to being down-to-earth, they must also discover new things as early as possible, so that life will be better and better.

It is a windfall that does not enrich the lives of the poor, and the night grass does not fertilize the horses.

It means that when a windfall flashes in front of you, can you seize the opportunity to hold the windfall firmly, "windfall is not rich and poor lives" is what it means, for some people, even if there are many windfall opportunities in front of them, they do not know how to grasp the opportunity, sometimes they don't even know that the opportunity has come, can only watch them slip away.

"People have no windfall and no wealth, and horses have no night grass and no fertilizer" contains the business truth.

Most people often think that this is not a compliment. For example, when someone makes a fortune and returns to their hometown, many people will say that this guy's money is definitely not obtained through normal channels, and may be inseparable from corruption, black gold and other gray income.

In fact, this implication is valid in a specific environment, and I understand the meaning of this sentence: no matter how good a horse is, if it is only given three meals a day and no feed at night, it will not get fat; Just like people, they only hold one acre and three points of land, and when they mention risks, they are disgusted and afraid, and they can't go out, and they won't get rich at any time.

That is to say, leave the risk-taking (of course, it is not to do it blindly without distinguishing, but there are some detours that must be taken, and only after going can we sum up experience and better discern it, Tang Seng can only reach Tianzhu on the road, and the monk can still reach the South China Sea because of the only one scoop and one robe on the road), it is impossible for you to achieve the result of getting rich.

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Original meaning: A horse eating night grass is used as a metaphor for someone who has gained extra wealth in addition to his normal income.

According to the experience of horse breeders, the fatter the horse, the more durable they are, and the farther they can run. However, the horse's diet is generally a variety of forage, which is often undernourished, and during the day, the horse may go hungry if he eats some grass. If you want the horse to grow fat, you must add supper to it, otherwise the horse will only get thinner and thinner.

People are not born rich, it is very likely that they have obtained it because of some illegal means, or it may be because of their hard work, but they still use shortcuts, and it is not all their hard-earned money, if so, it is not their own, but accumulated by generations.