What do you mean, who never hits the black bowl all his life?

Whoever doesn't make a black bowl all his life shows that gold is not pure gold, no one is perfect, and people will inevitably make mistakes all their lives.

"Gold is not enough, no one is perfect" originated from Dai Fugu. The original sentence is "gold is not full of color, white jade is slightly flawed." I am not prepared for help, I wish the old gentleman a family. " It means that gold can't be full of color, and white jade will have subtle flaws. There's no need to be perfect for people. Even if you have some small shortcomings, I am still willing to take you to the old age.

Later generations condensed this poem into one sentence, "There is no perfect gold and there is no perfect person", saying that there is no perfect person in the world, just like there is no perfect gold; It is also a metaphor that you can't demand perfection and ask a person to have no flaws and mistakes. There is no shortage of gold, and there are no perfect people in the world.

The origin of the idiom: Dai Song Fugu sent a message: "Gold has no color, but white jade has slight defects. I am not prepared for help, I wish the old gentleman a family. " No one is perfect, and gold is not enough. Interpretation: It means that no one is perfect, just like gold is not perfect. Source: Chapter 26 of the Waterfall: "No one is perfect, and gold is not enough. Why complain about others? "