What do you mean by riding a donkey to find a donkey?

"Riding a donkey to find a donkey" means riding a donkey to find another donkey. Metaphorically, things are here and still looking for them everywhere. From Ming Hong Yingming's "Caigen Tan, Seeking Buddha from the Heart, but Learning from the Heart": "Only on the raft will you think and be fine; If you ride a donkey and look for it again, you will not be a Zen master. "

Make sentences:

1, wearing a red scarf around his neck, riding a donkey to find a donkey, which is ridiculous!

2. The author tells a modern story of "riding a donkey to find a donkey" in a humorous tone, and a careless father jumps on the page.

3. It turns out that the strange circle that bothers us is like the fable of riding a donkey to find a donkey.