The meaning of "encouraging seedlings"

Explanation of "Encouraging Seedlings"

(1) [Too much enthusiasm will ruin things, just like people trying to help seedlings grow up pulling them up]

In ancient Song Dynasty, there was a man who thought the seedlings were growing too slowly, so he pulled them up one by one. Later, it was used to describe that regardless of the development law of things, they were eager to achieve success, but they made things worse and encouraged the atmosphere. They worked hard but got nothing. Song? Lv Benzhong's "Miscellaneous Notes on Wei Zi" (2) also said that pulling out seedlings is harmful and encourages detailed explanation. The language book "On the Ugliness of Mencius": "In the Song Dynasty, there was a man who allowed his seedlings to grow up and returned to his hometown, saying,' My illness today can help him grow up. "His son went to see it, and Miao was dying. Wei Zi's Essays in Lu Song's edition: "The time of learning is all about long-term cultivation and choice. Once the thaw is straightened out, it will naturally meet the source. Unlike the storm in the world, young people are encouraged, and they have income from labor, but they have no income from death. " Tao Xingzhi's Breaking Children's Hell and Creating Children's Paradise: "Ignoring it will make it die like a thatch, and high expectations will inevitably lead to its death." Also stored as "Miao". "Let's put an end to mistakes and do a good thing for Tao Jun" wrote Tang Jiadao's poem "Send to" xianggong ".The King of the Five Dynasties wrote" Bad Words of the Tang Dynasty ":"If Shao Zheng's second son lost his ambition to seek fame and fortune, it's a pity that he was in the right position, but Miao's precept was unforgettable. "

Word decomposition

For the explanation of "Miao", see "Miao encourages". Fostering interpretation is helpful to growth; Exaggeration and touting articles that promote growth have greatly encouraged the arrogance of young authors, and detailed explanations have helped him grow up; Promote growth. Mencius Gongsun Chou: "You must do something, but you can't do it, you can't forget it, and you can't help it." Song Sushi's "Two Rhymes and Self-Bathing": "Peace of mind must be comfortable.