Carving boats for swords, looking for fish by trees, waiting for rabbits, fishing for the moon in the water,

Pinyin: kzh not uqiúJiàn

Explanation: For example, I don't understand that things have changed, but I still look at the problem statically.

Source: Lu Chunqiu Cha Jin: "A Chu man waded in the river and his sword fell into the water from the boat, so he made an agreement with their boat and said,' My sword fell from above.' The ship stopped at the destination, and the Chu people jumped into the water from the marked place to find the sword. The boat works, but not the sword. If you want a sword, isn't it confusing? "

For example, making sentences: in this way, we are carving a boat for the sword and playing drums with rubber columns! ★ Back to Cao Qingxue Qin's Dream of Red Mansions (120)

Pinyin code: kzqj

Synonym:? Wait for the rabbit to come and obey the rules.

Antonym:? act according to circumstances

Two-part allegorical saying: Chu people crossed the river.

Riddle: Mark the boat.

Usage: as predicate, attribute and adverbial; Not flexible.

English: Stick together tenaciously, like the man who marked the ship looking for his lost sword.

Story: During the Warring States Period, a Chu man crossed the Yangtze River by boat. When the boat reached Jiangshan, he accidentally dropped the sword he was wearing into the water, but failed to catch it in time, so he made a mark where he put the sword beside the boat. After the ship landed, he went into the water to touch his sword and found nothing.

2. Wait for the rabbit?

Pinyin: Shu zhdàI tù

Description: Plants: Roots exposed from the ground. The original metaphor is luck if you don't work hard. Now it is also a metaphor for sticking to a narrow experience and not knowing how to change it.

Source: Everything is done by Han Feizi. According to records, during the Warring States Period, a farmer in the State of Song saw a rabbit hit a tree root and died, so he put down his hoe and waited by the tree root, hoping to find the killed rabbit again.

For example, I hope my brother must have been born for his country. He is the generation waiting for him. ★ Article 94 of Xu Ming Lin Zhong's Love of the Gods.

Pinyin code: szdt

Synonym:? Carve a boat for a sword and stick to the rules

Antonym: access contingency

Lantern riddle: willow tree

Usage: as object and attribute; Not flexible.

English: Doing nothing is a stump, waiting for more rabbits to hit it-believe in luck and windfall.

Story: Once upon a time, a farmer in Song State worked in the fields. Suddenly, a rabbit came running from a distance. He was so flustered that he accidentally bumped into a stump and died. The farmer was so happy that he picked up the dead rabbit and went home for a good meal. He thought it would be nice to have such good things every day, so he put down his farm tools and kept under that tree for a day and found nothing.

3. Is the edge of the wood a fish?

Pinyin: yuan müqiúyú

Description: Limb: Climb the tree. Climb the tree to find the fish. The direction or method of metaphor is wrong, and the goal cannot be achieved.

Source: "Mencius Hui Liang Wang Shang": "Do whatever you want, you can still seek fish from the wood."

For example, if you want to get through this barrier well, the king is seeking fish from the edge of the wood, which is not only useless but also harmful. ★ Xu Ming Lin Zhong's Love of the Gods: Back to 33.

Pinyin code: ymqy

Synonym:? Catch the moon in the water, fish on the hillside and draw water with bamboo baskets.

Antonym:? Catch turtles in a jar.

Lantern riddle: the funniest fishing

Usage: as predicate and object; Refers to the wrong method.

English: fish in the air

Story: During the Warring States Period, King Hui of Liang tried to expand his territory and dominate the vassals through war. Mencius disagreed with his idea and asked him what he was trying to expand for. Liang said that he wanted to satisfy his greatest wish. Mencius said that by fighting and forming hatred, the princes could not obey you. You can only do this like climbing a tree to find a fish.