The toxicity of common sayings – We welcome everyone to participate actively in [Haichuan’s Spring Has Arrived Sharing]
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What do you think of these so-called common sayings below? -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- As the saying goes: a dead camel is still bigger than a horse ； But as the saying goes: a phoenix without its feathers is no better than a chicken! As the saying goes: It is better to die as a precious stone than to live as cheap pottery ； As the saying goes: As long as the green mountains remain, there will be no lack of firewood! As the saying goes: You can’t judge a person by their appearance, nor can you measure the depth of the sea ； As the saying goes: People depend on their clothes, and horses on their saddles! As the saying goes: There is no end to the sea of suffering; turning back leads to safety ； But as the saying goes: once the arrow is released, it can’t be brought back! As the saying goes: Take a step back, and the world opens up before you ； But as the saying goes: in a narrow passage, the brave shall prevail! As the saying goes: There are 360 trades, and in each one there are experts ； As the saying goes: All other occupations are of low status, only studying is noble! As the saying goes: One regrets not having read enough books when they’re needed ； But as the saying goes: scholars are of no use at all! As the saying goes: Money can’t buy everything ； But as the saying goes: Money can make even ghosts grind grain! As the saying goes: emerging from the mud yet remaining untainted ； As the saying goes, one takes on the colors of those around them. As the saying goes: The pupil surpasses the master ； But as the saying goes: old ginger is the spiciest
Proverbs are just things said later; they are excuses, comforts, ways of avoiding reality
It all comes out of the mouth. Whether viewed from one perspective or another, it’s his logic; no matter how it’s looked at, it remains his logic. He is the least valuable of all. Thank you to the original poster for compiling its evidence of guilt.
I’m also taking this opportunity to promote the 【Spring Has Arrived by the Sea】 event in the leisure tourism section. This way, the advertising isn’t too forced, but it doesn’t seem to be very effective
China is inherently the wisdom of “Taiji” – nothing should be too full
Proverbs are things said later on; they are summaries. It makes sense, but one needs to be careful about the context of use.