What is the meaning and truth of "walking in Handan"?

The moral and truth of the story "Walking in Handan" is that learning is the same as being a man. Learn from others, imitate others, and you won't automatically choose the learning method that suits you. In the end, there is only one ending, that is, shooting yourself in the foot.

The story goes like this: During the Warring States Period, there was a young man guarding the mausoleum in Yan State. I heard that people in Handan, Zhao, walked beautifully, so I came to Handan to learn to walk. As a result, he not only failed to learn the walking posture of Zhao Guoren, but also forgot his original walking posture, and finally had to climb back.

Extended data:

The idiom "Handan toddler" is also called "Handan toddler". Metaphor blindly imitate others, not only can't learn skills, but also lose the original skills.

The youth guarding the mausoleum's enthusiasm for learning when he was a toddler in Handan is commendable, but he did not learn from others according to his original conditions and keep pace with the times, but followed the trend mechanically, so the result was a failure. Of course, it is important to learn from others' strengths, but it is more noteworthy that the learning methods must be suitable for yourself and practical.