Read You Thousand Times and Never Get Tired of Four Hundred and Forty
440. Peel edamame and see the world
Cymbidium: How many edamames have been peeled?
Jin Yu: I haven't peeled many edamames, and I think of many idioms. They are unprecedented and have only a superficial appearance. They are strong on the outside and are harsh on the inside, they are slutty on the inside, they are cheated on the inside, they are domineering, and they are domineering, showing off their power, seeing is real, hearing is false, and they are back to their eyes.
Huilan: What does it mean when you think of these?
Jinyu: Don’t ask what it means first, where did you buy edamame? Do you want to return it?
Huilan: What's wrong?
Jinyu: If you peel a few, it will probably be broken. Let’s see if you still buy it next time.
Cymbidium: Edamame is nutritious, of course you have to buy it.
Jin Yu: Most of them are thrown away, will they still have nutrition?
Huilan: Why is this happening?
Jin Yu: The first word is unprecedented. At most, it was a few broken ones, but this time it was mostly broken.
Huilan: They all look full of fullness on the outside.
Jin Yu: The second thing that comes to mind is that it is just a sign of its own.
Huilan: It’s really bad.
Jin Yu: The third and fourth idioms are: seeing is real and hearing is false. I haven’t lie, right?
Huilan: What is the relationship with "strong outside and hard on the inside, and weak on the inside"?
Jin Yu: I read an article in a book before, saying that apples start to rot from the inside. The author is used to describe a certain mechanism. I didn’t expect that the same is true for edamame. This reminds me of the amazing similarities in some countries in the world today. The destruction of the empire began from the inside.
Huilan: How can we explain "returning back"?
Jin Yu: This is a medical term, I have seen it in medical books. It is a metaphor for the sudden excitement of a person before his death. It is also a metaphor for the superficial prosperity on the eve of the demise of things.
Huilan: Can peeling edamames still "peeling" everything in the world?
Jin Yu: No matter big or small, there are similar principles.
Huilan: I have also heard a saying: "There is nothing in the world, but the mediocre people disturb them."
Jin Yu: The world could have been peaceful. It was just a group of self-righteous and greedy people who made the world chaotic and uneasy.
Huilan: Oh, no. The edamame you spent a lot of time peeling out, and there were bugs inside, why didn’t you see it?
Jinyu: I have poor eyesight, please search one by one.
Huilan: Let’s throw it away, I won’t buy it next time.
Jin Yu: "I don't see you, but I'm not upset." You can handle it cleanly.