Combined with your own learning experience, talk about the meaning of breaking the casserole and ask

1. It refers to getting to the bottom of things, figuratively investigating the root of things.

2. Break the casserole and ask the end, this is a mantra that people often hang on their lips. Clay pot is a pot made of mud, which is mostly used by people to make traditional Chinese medicine or winter soup, this kind of pot is very easy to break if you are not careful, and if it is broken, it will break to the end.

3. "Break the casserole and ask to the end" should actually be "break the casserole pattern to the end", that is, the crack reaches the bottom, and then it becomes "ask the end".

Step 1: Interpret the ...... literally (or in general).

As the question asks, breaking the casserole to ask the end literally, it shows the questioner's constant extravagance for knowledge, and the spirit of not being ashamed to ask questions without answers.

Step 2: But I think any problem should be treated in two, just like this sentence, if you blindly "break the casserole and ask the end", you will ignore the ability to think, self-analyze and solve problems ......(Think about other angles).

Step 3: The above is my understanding of this sentence, which should be viewed dialectically in two and should not be absolute...

Idiom: Break the casserole and ask to the end [Explanation]: A metaphor to investigate the root of the matter.

You're going to break the casserole and get to the bottom of it. See "Break the casserole and ask to the end". Example]:

We have to rack our brains. Tao Xingzhi's "The Road to Popularizing Modern Life Education" [allusion]: "Break the casserole - ask the end".

Because "line" is the same as "ask", when the casserole is broken, you can see the long lines from the edge of the pot to the bottom of the pot, and "ask the end" is also the meaning of "line to the end". Modern people, especially young people, have rarely used casseroles, and there is a lack of cooking practice in casseroles, let alone experience in breaking casseroles.

Example sentence demonstration in this paragraph.

Example sentence]: Xiao Ming is very studious, and if you don't understand the problem, you have to break the casserole and ask it to the end. "Break the casserole" and "ask the end" "Break the casserole and ask the end" is a common saying, and it is also an afterword.

This is to start with China's afterwords. The afterword is to say the first half of the sentence, and the listener already knows the meaning of the next sentence. For example, "the dumb man eats coptis - there are words of suffering", it doesn't matter if you don't say "there are words of suffering", because there are vivid metaphors to point out the meaning.

Some of the afterwords, the previous words seem to have nothing to do with the following words, but if you think about it carefully, it is a clever use of homophony, which leads to interesting and intriguing results, such as "The monk plays an umbrella - lawless", because of the homonym of "law" and "hair", which has a peculiar effect; "Confucius moves - net is losing", because "losing" and "book" have the same sound, Confucius's move leads to a special meaning of only losing but not winning. Back to "Breaking the Casserole and Asking the End". Because "line" is the same as "ask", when the casserole is broken, you can see the long lines from the edge of the pot to the bottom of the pot, and "ask" and "line" are homophonic.

Break the sand pot and ask the end" is a metaphor to investigate the root of the matter. Everyone has the spirit of exploration of "asking to the end", in order to have real talent and real learning.

The metaphor gets to the bottom of things.

The world is complicated, and you need to be careful about everything. Asking more questions in everything is better, because any difficult question can not withstand the beating of more than three question marks, as long as you break the casserole and ask to the end, the crux of the problem will definitely come to light.

The meaning of breaking the casserole and asking to the end is: we ask a question, and after others, another question arises, and on the basis of our original question, we keep generating questions, and we keep asking, that's what it means.

Seeking the meaning of "breaking the casserole and asking to the end" Idiom: breaking the casserole and asking the end [Explanation]: Figuratively investigating the root of the matter.

You're going to break the casserole and get to the bottom of it. See "Break the casserole and ask to the end". Example]:

We have to rack our brains. Tao Xingzhi's "The Road to Popularizing Modern Life Education" [allusion]: "Break the casserole - ask the end".

Because "line" is the same as "ask", when the casserole is broken, you can see the long lines from the edge of the pot to the bottom of the pot, and "ask the end" is also the meaning of "line to the end". Modern people, especially young people, have rarely used casseroles, and there is a lack of cooking practices when there are casseroles.

The person who breaks the casserole and asks the end is generally to get to the bottom of the matter and deliberately spy on people's privacy.

For example, some people ask themselves if they are going to ** today, and I say to see a friend, and that person will ask what friend they are, what they have done, and so on.

So, such people are very annoying!

Once I didn't know much about a problem, and then I asked my neighbor's brother, who only briefly explained to me the solution idea, but I still didn't understand, for example, I broke the casserole and asked my brother to understand the problem.

After this period of practice, I found that the set given to me by my previous director in charge was very, very useful. Whatever question you face, start by asking why. That is, what is the essence of the question?

Once you understand the reasons for solving this problem, you will know to what extent, how to solve it, and what are the final consequences?

The same applies to a person. When doing something about Hui Zenzhi, you must first know what his purpose is, what he wants to do, and why he wants to do it?

Knowing this, in the process of doing it, you will understand how to do things, to what extent, specific methods, paths, measures, etc., will be clearly understood.

This is a very useful method, a method of the essence of things. In the past, when I was in school and dusty, the teacher often talked about asking one more question when encountering a problem, and having the spirit of why I should break the casserole and ask to the end.

But when we enter society, as we grow older and more experienced, we become more and more sophisticated, and many times we forget this spirit of exploring the truth.

Therefore, from today onwards, we should regain this spirit of exploration, ask a few more whys, and explore the roots.

It's like a joke chatting, keep asking and then what? All people and things will be exposed in this constant questioning, and this is when we finally take action. This is the state of knowing oneself and knowing one's opponent.

Break the meaning of the casserole to the end: Investigate the root of the matter, the casserole is a pot made of mud, which is mostly used by people to cook traditional Chinese medicine or winter soup utensils, and it is very easy to break if you are not careful, and it will crack to the end if it is broken.

Relevant example sentences: 1. It will lead you to a deeper understanding of business needs, it will help you break the casserole and ask to the end, allowing you to dig out the detailed and clear requirements that everyone agrees on.

2. Breaking the casserole to get to the end in order to fully understand it will give you a splitting headache.

3. If I don't break the casserole in learning, I will go far and detour, and I must develop the habit of asking more questions.

4. For the problems encountered in learning, we should break the casserole and "ask" to the end, and we can't seem to understand or not.

5. We call the person who has to break the casserole and ask the end everything as Biru paranoia.

6. "She invited you to live with her?" "Fred. Henry broke the casserole and asked.

7. Girls are always emotional, like to break the curiosity of the casserole to ask questions, and prefer to take back the debts of others to small satisfaction, even if it is only the connection of friendship.

8. We should learn from scientists such as Newton and Edison, and have the spirit of "breaking the casserole and asking the end".

9. Breaking the casserole has always been the sales trump card of table games.

10. The world is complicated, and you need to pay attention to everything. Asking more questions about everything will be better, because any difficult question can not resist the beating of more than three question marks of Huiyuan, as long as you break the casserole and ask to the end, the crux of the problem will definitely come to light.

Question 1: Breaking the casserole and asking what spirit symbolizes What does it mean Breaking the casserole and asking the end symbolizes perseverance, perseverance, and perseverance. The spirit of exploration, the four words "discovery", "invention", "creation" and "achievement" are arranged from small to large, which also shows that ordinary things contain truth and great achievements, and these can only be done by those who "break the sand pot and ask the end".

Question 2: What online games are the most popular right now? Fantasy Journey to the West and Journey to the West!

It's true! I don't even like to play!

World of Warcraft would have been a good game.

But his is 9 cities.

So now the private service is full of Feila! ~

Now the most popular ones are the big fantasy words

I think it's boring

Question 3: Break the casserole and ask what spirit symbolizes what it means The spirit of perseverance, persistent pursuit, and the spirit of not giving up until the goal is reached.

Question 4: What kind of spirit does breaking the casserole symbolize? Sweat blood.

Question 5: "Break the casserole and ask in the end" is a common saying, what spirit does it vividly express Reply:

Idiom : Break the sand (sand?) Stuffy pot to ask to the end" "Break the sand pot pattern (w en) to the end" "Break the sand pot to the end":

Analysis: 璺: the same pattern, homonym question, refers to the cracks on the utensils. When the casserole is broken, its cracks must be cracked all the way to the end.

Metaphor: Dealing with things to get to the bottom of things.

Question 6: Is there any trick to passing the graduation defense? Be well prepared for!

There is a self-statement in the defense, which is the content of the introduction! The total time for the defense is relatively the same, about 35 minutes to 55 minutes (varies greatly depending on the major), and the less time you have left for the instructor to ask questions, the fewer questions he can ask!

To paraphrase my experience back then, our defense time at that time was 45 minutes, and my ** introduction was prepared for 50 minutes, and finally had to be stopped! The final question time was only 10 minutes, and I could only ask the basics, and nothing else!!

If you leave the tutor for a longer time, let's assume 20 minutes, then ask the question from the basics, unless you learn very well, it is difficult to answer After all, people are also experts, how can there be loopholes** imperfections, they will definitely find out! But if you don't have enough time, you can only ask the fur!

That's all for my experience, I hope it will be helpful to you.

Question 7: Break the casserole and ask what kind of scientific spirit is expressed, please find a craftsman spirit in the short term.

Question 8: Breaking the sand pot and asking what is the sentence, and what spirit is expressed in the image Breaking the sand pot and asking the end means that a person likes to go to the bottom of the problem and solve the doubts. Express a person's studious and self-motivated spirit.