1, know and master the internal laws of things

Learning how to know a cow as an expert makes me feel that everything in the world is complicated, and improper handling will inevitably bring trouble to people. In "A clever woman can't cook without rice", we know that cows are complicated, but as long as we master the texture of cows, we can solve them easily and simply. Everything in the world is the same, no matter how complicated it is, there are rules to follow, so it is easy to fully understand and master the internal laws of things.

2. Dare to show your talents

"hide it with a good knife" means that enough is enough, and you must accept it. Don't show off your skills too much. In today's world, there will be a bright future only if you have real talents and practical learning, and you can only succeed if you constantly hone yourself. In class and in society, if you don't show your talent, no one can find your talent. When you hesitate to seize the opportunity, others have already beat you to it.

3. Persistent efforts

As the saying goes, "Rome was not built in a day." This is another factor, that is, the internal factor, which makes it "easy" for me to understand the skills of cattle. Because of long-term understanding of cattle, repeated practice, continuous accumulation of experience, understanding and mastering the internal laws of cattle, so you can "be comfortable."

4, the way of keeping in good health

When doing things, we should not only master the rules, but also be cautious, converge and sharpen our edge. At the same time, we should practice repeatedly while knowing how to use the rules. Just like an expert who knows a thousand cows, we will eventually realize the truth of things by repeating them. Human society is full of complex contradictions. When people live in the world, only by avoiding contradictions and conforming to nature like experts can they preserve their health, support their loved ones and spend their lives.

Extended data

The origin and interpretation of the idiom "A clever woman can't cook without rice";

Source: Zhuangzi Health Master in Zhuang and Zhou Dynasties of the Pre-Qin Dynasty: "My hands touch the text, my shoulders lean on it, my feet walk, my knees rest, my feelings, and my knife play are all alto."

Commentary: There is a chef named Ding who specializes in slaughtering cattle for Liang. Where his hands touched, where his shoulders rested, where his feet stepped, where his knees stood, his skin was raw, and the knife went in, making a louder noise. All these sounds are not out of tune.