Chinese Idiom Used to Describe Flattery
A joke is used to describe people who climb by flattery without real substance. A Chinese poem, titled 'Seeking Songs,' by General Ye Ting, is being used to metaphorically criticize individuals who achieve success through flattery rather than genuine merit. General Ye Ting's poem 'Seeking Song' is cited, contrasting a locked door for people with an open hole for dogs, urging them to 'crawl out' for freedom. The story aims to convey wisdom and cultural sentiment.
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CNR Economic Voice
“有的一个笑话 由到上述后来来 就用来比喻没有真材实学 专靠奉承往上爬的人 讽刺之意那是异于言表了 叶廷将军写过一首诗 听不叫做求歌 他说哈为人进出的门紧锁着 为狗爬出的洞场开着 一个声音高叫着爬出来吧 给你自由 我渴望自己”
CNR Economic Voice
“叶廷将军写过一首诗 听不叫做求歌 他说哈为人进出的门紧锁着 为狗爬出的洞场开着 一个声音高叫着爬出来吧 给你自由 我渴望自己”
CNR Economic Voice
“有的一个笑话 由到上述后来来 就用来比喻没有真材实学 专靠奉承往上爬的人 讽刺之意那是异于言表了 叶廷将军写过一首诗 听不叫做求歌 他说哈为人进出的门紧锁着 为狗爬出的洞场开着 一个声音高叫着爬出来吧 给你自由 我渴望自己 我应该在猎祸一鲜血中得到永生 这样的风骨啊 那才是令人清静的呀 讲述文史故事 传递人文情怀 展现中国智慧 百家说故事 广播版 精彩在线”
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