It's easier to add icing on the cake than to send charcoal in the snow. What are the next two sentences?

It means that icing on the cake is easy, but it is difficult to give timely help when you are poor.

Icing on the cake

Description: Embroidered on brocade. The metaphor is good, and the beauty is beautiful. The icing on the cake

Source: Wang Song Anshi's poem "This is the way it is": "Zhao Jia wants to build a cup, and Party C still adds flowers to the song." Huang Songting-zhang's Ode to the Ancestral Hall: "I want to pay tribute to Fu Weng again, which is the icing on the cake. "

Usage: more formal; As predicate, object and complement; With praise.

Example: Mao Zedong's speech at the Yan 'an Forum on Literature and Art: "The first step is not' ~', but' timely help'." Some people in the world like to add icing on the cake or stand on a tall branch and talk sarcastically. When others make mistakes, it's hard to think more about the advantages of others. Yao's Li Zicheng Volume II Chapter 50.

Send charcoal in the snow? Mr. Xu Zhimo

Explanation: Literally, it means burning charcoal to keep people warm on snowy days. It is a metaphor for giving material or spiritual help and encouragement to others when they are in urgent need. The top right picture shows the bas-relief "Sending Charcoal in the Snow", and the photo of this work comes from Chushan Micro-painting Sculpture Art Studio.

Description: Give people charcoal to keep warm in snowy days. It is a metaphor for giving material or spiritual help to others when they are in urgent need.

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Icing on the cake and giving charcoal in the snow are both ways to be kind to others, but the effect is quite different. When icing on the cake, others may smile back and even just remember that you are such a person. Giving charcoal in the snow is different. When a person is in trouble, he needs help most. If you lend him a helping hand, he will be grateful to you for a lifetime.

Although few people can reach the realm of "hunger is their own, drowning is their own", at least they can always observe the needs of others, always care about their friends and help them out of trouble. When friends are frustrated, we should encourage them: when friends are seriously ill, we should visit them more and talk about topics of interest that friends care about.

The early ancient prose was mostly used by the ruling class for divination, sacrifice and publication. In the Western Han Dynasty, bamboo slips were replaced by paper. When "paper" is used on a large scale, the habit of using "official documents" among the ruling classes has been stereotyped, and the ability to use "classical Chinese" has evolved into a symbol of reading and literacy.