What does it mean for the snake and mouse to come out of the hole?

The word "out of the cave" refers to animals that often live in caves, such as snakes and mice, leaving the caves to go out. It means that sometimes people dare to take risks, try to change and get out of trouble under certain circumstances. Like snakes and mice, they resolutely jumped out of their comfort zone and went forward to seek a new life. This is a positive attitude and the courage to face the unknown and unfinished things.

This idiom can be used in many occasions. For example, sometimes we encounter difficulties and have no way to start. At this time, we need to face and solve it bravely and make a decisive decision like a snake and mouse. This may enable us to regain new vitality and development opportunities. At the same time, it will also make us realize the value of persisting in and pursuing our dreams, and let us grow and progress.

This idiom teaches us the spirit of "dare to innovate, realize oneself, embrace change and move towards success". If everyone wants to succeed, they must have the sense of innovation and pioneering spirit, so as to make themselves full of vitality and have the motivation to make continuous progress. Be as brave as a snake and mouse to meet the challenges and changes on the road of life, and don't be afraid because of difficulties. Only by staying calm in difficulties and daring to break through difficulties and obstacles can we succeed in the future.