If you don't experience one thing, you won't get wisdom.
Pronunciation bù j and ng y and shi, bù zh m: ng y and zhi.
Interpretation of wisdom: wisdom, insight. You can't increase your understanding of a thing without experiencing it. A fall into the pit, a gain in your wit.
An example says: "~" Now that I know, you should ask me again! (Cao Qingxue Qin's "Dream of Red Mansions" 60th time)
Used as object, attribute and clause; To learn from failure.
Zen language means that people's wisdom increases with the increase of experience. Buddhism not only advocates universal idealism, but also attaches great importance to the verification of practice. Stone's "The Legend of Continued Lights" Volume II: "The monk said,' You don't get wisdom because of one thing." "Song? Wu Ming's Lian Deng and Yao Hui Volume 10
Eight: "Old Zhao Zhou was over eighteen years old and separated from his family. It was just a play. Even so, he will not gain wisdom because of one thing. " Also known as "you won't get wisdom unless you do something." Go back to episode 64 of A Dream of Red Mansions: "As the saying goes,' You don't get wisdom unless you do something'." I like
Now that I know, you should ask me again. "Another example is Hong Shen's" The Method of Creating Screenplays for Movies and Dramas ",Chapter 4:" As the saying goes,' Don't learn from one thing, experience one more environment, and you will understand its meaning.