A story with eyes but no knowledge of Mount Tai.

Story: On the basis of realistic cognitive view, it is described as an abnormal phenomenon. It is a literary genre, focusing on the description of the development process of events. It emphasizes the vividness and coherence of the plot and is more suitable for oral narration. What happened. Or imagine a story. The following is an ignorant story I collected for you. Welcome everyone to learn from it, I hope it will help you.

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During the Song Dynasty, Wang Sheng, the father of Wang Jin, the head coach of Tokyo Imperial Boxing Club, often beat Gao Qiu, a hooligan. 10 years later, Gao Qiu was made Qiu, directly under the jurisdiction of Wang Jin. Gao Qiu arrested Wang Jin for revenge. Wang Jin and his family fled to Shijiazhuang overnight. Shi Jin didn't understand Mount Tai, but his father knew heroes, so he asked him to worship Wang Jin as his teacher.

The master of allusions is so strong that he must be the coach. Children have eyes but don't know Taishan Mountain. Shi Ming Naian's Water Margin: The Second Time

Interpretation has eyes, but I don't know Mount Tai. The metaphor is too narrow to recognize people with high status or great skills.

Used as predicate and object; Polite language used for modesty.

Synonyms are as blind as a bat and blind.

Examples of idioms

He doesn't know mount tai. He is really a short-sighted man.

Master Tian didn't know Taishan Mountain and deliberately rebelled against Cai Mucheng. It didn't rain for a long time after the mud was put in, so the members pumped the water out of the hole to save it, but it didn't work. The corn seedlings withered and rolled up day by day.

A story with eyes but no knowledge of Mount Tai.

A long time ago, a young couple lived in front of Mount Tai and lived a happy life. But they died after giving birth to two children. Now that their wife is pregnant, both husband and wife are worried about the fate of the unborn child.

Later, a fortune teller said to her husband, "If you have another child, go north when you leave the gate that night, and choose any name when you meet something auspicious, so that you can not only save your life, but also succeed."

A few days after the twelfth lunar month, my wife gave birth to a fat son in vain. According to the fortune teller's instructions, that night, the husband went out and walked north along the mountain climbing road. Except for the cold north wind and cold stones, he didn't touch anything auspicious, so he had to go home and say that he only saw Mount Tai and stones. After hearing this, the wife named the child Taishan.

When Taishan/Kloc-0 was 0/0 years old, the carpenter's grandfather Lu Ban came to Taicheng to work and happened to live in Taishan's home. Taishan's parents let their children learn carpentry from him. However, Taishan seems to have no intention of learning carpentry, but is very interested in Luban's woodcarving. Whenever Lu Ban painted dragons and phoenixes on those plush chairs and couches, he always looked at them intently and then found a piece of wood to carve. In this way, Taishan accompanied the master for nearly a year. When the master saw that he really didn't start carpentry, he told him to go home first and wait until he was a little older.

When Taishan returned home, he began to collect firewood and medicine every day. One day, he found that the roots he had dug back were grotesque. With his rich imagination and the carving skills he learned from his master, he repeatedly pondered and carved into pieces of wood that could only be used as rotten firewood, and then sold them to people who had been visiting Mount Tai near the memorial archway of Daizongfang.

A few years later, in order to build a ladder to climb the city, Lu Ban took his disciples to Mount Tai to choose firewood. When he walked along the memorial archway of modern Zongfang, he was amazed to see many lifelike root carving crafts. Just as he was savoring it, he heard the stall owner calling the master. At this time, Lu Ban discovered that the young man who set up a stall was actually Mount Tai who studied with him a few years ago. He couldn't help but blurt out, "These things you carved are wonderful. I should never have sent you home in the first place. I really don't know Mount Tai. " It is said that Mount Tai later created many treasures of root carving under the guidance of Lu Ban, and since then there has been the art of root carving.