What does it mean to be at the end of the book? What does it mean to abandon the original and the en

Shedding on the end. Idiom Explanation She: to give up; Chasing: Pursuit. Abandon the fundamental, the primary, and pursue the subtle, the secondary. The metaphor does not grasp the fundamental links, but only focuses on the minor issues.

Translation: Isn't it the same as the people who study in the world today who forget to lay the foundation and want to go straight to the sky, but as a result, they can't learn anything?

synonyms Seek the near and far, be greedy for the small and lose the big.

Antonym to go back to the source.

Degree of Commonality Commonly used.

Interpretation: The metaphor does not pay attention to the fundamentals, but only grasps the subtleties. Abandon the fundamental, the main part of things, and pursue the subtle, the secondary.

Pronunciation: shě běn zhú mò

Source: Warring States Lü Buwei "Lü's Spring and Autumn Period: Shangnong" "The people live in the original and the end of the matter, their production contract, their production contract is light migration, and light migration is the country's troubles, all have ambitions, and have no intentions." ”

Translation: It is simple for the people to abandon agriculture and engage in industrial and commercial property, and if the family property is simple, they will move and move at will, and when the country encounters trouble, they will want to go away and fly away, and they will not have the heart to live in peace.

Example sentence: The reason for the error is to abandon the basics, and do not know that design quality, process quality and system quality are the right way to engage in improvement.

To abandon the essential, the primary, is to pursue the minor and secondary.

She: Give up. Ben: Fundamental, primary. Chasing: Pursuit. Last: trivial, secondary. Later, it was used as a metaphor for reversing priorities, not starting from the fundamental and main problems, but only working the details.

"舍本逐末" shě běn zhú mò舍: to give up. Ben: Fundamental, primary.

Chasing: Pursuit. Last: trivial, secondary.

Originally, it referred to abandoning agriculture and doing business in business. The latter generally refers to the abandonment of the fundamental and major parts and the pursuit of the secondary and subtle ones. It is a metaphor for doing things without grasping the fundamentals, but working on the details.

It is also used as "giving up the original to the end" and "abandoning the original and chasing the end".

Idiom source: "Lü's Spring and Autumn Shangnong": "The people give up the original and the end of the matter is not ordered; If you don't order, you can't keep it; You can't fight. The people give up the original and the end of the matter is the contract; Its property contract is light migration; Light migration is a danger to the country; All have ambitions; There is no intention. ”

【Term】Abandon the book and go to the end.

Explanation] renunciation: renunciation.

Ben: The original meaning is the root of a tree, which refers to the root of things.

Chasing: Pursuit. End: The original meaning is treetops, which refers to the end of things.

Abandon the fundamental, the main part of things, and pursue the subtle, secondary parts. The metaphor does not grasp the main problem, but focuses on the minutiae. Nowadays, it is mostly used to refer to the reversal of priorities, and does not distinguish priorities.

Nature of idiom] derogatory term.

Idiom usage] associative; as a predicate, object, definite, adverbial.

synonyms] abandon the near to seek the far, greedy for the small and lose the big, put the cart before the horse, sacrifice the original to seek the end, and the opposite of each other.

Antonyms] to trace the source, to find the source.

Another way to write] abandon the book and chase the end, and seek the near and far.

It is later used as a metaphor for reversing priorities, not starting from the fundamental and main problems, but only working on the details. In the sentence, it can be used as a predicate, object, definite, and adverbial; Derogatory. Example sentence: Writing an article only pursues the form and does not pay attention to the content, which is to abandon the original and the end.

1. Try to do as little as possible.

2. Don't catch the shadow and lose the substance; Don't give up on what you need.

3. Your approach is a bit of a waste of the basics, and the gains outweigh the losses.

4. You ignore the main contradictions, but grasp the secondary contradictions, which is really sacrificing, so how can you do a good job!

5. If we don't pay close attention to the quality of the product, but only work the poor manuscript, it will be inevitable to abandon the basics.