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[Idiom explanation] Wise man: a wise man; Consideration: thinking and planning; Loss: error. It means that a wise man is careful about the problem and will inevitably make mistakes.
[Idiom Source] Sima Qian's Biography of Historical Records and Huaiyin Hou in the Western Han Dynasty: "Guangwu said:' If I hear wisdom, I will lose; A fool who cares will gain something. "
A fool who cares about it will gain something.
[Usage] Complex sentence patterns; Make provisions; Don't be too confident.
[Example] The fate of Lu Xun's lace literature:' ~', where' loss' means that a person's fate will always be' unknown' before the coffin is covered.
The encyclopedia is explained as follows:
Prefix: No matter how clever a person is, he is cautious and sometimes suffers (idiom).
Pronunciation: zhēqiān lǜ, b ǒ u y, sh ǒ.
Interpretation: No matter how smart a person is, there will be individual mistakes in many considerations.
Source: Sima Qian's Biography of Historical Records and Huaiyin Hou in the Western Han Dynasty: "If I hear wisdom, I will lose it; A fool who worries too much will gain something. "
In the Qing Dynasty, Liu Kai asked about Meng Tu Wen Ji: "No matter how clever a person is, he may make mistakes."
Antonym synonym: A fool who cares too much will gain something.
Interpretation: No matter how stupid a person is, after many considerations, he will certainly gain something.
Example: No matter how clever a person is, he should not be proud, because ~.
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