"A clever woman can't cook without rice" is a famous article in Zhuangzi, a master of health care. It is usually considered that Zhuangzi used the metaphor of "a clever woman can't cook without rice" to express the natural way of health care, and even understood it as expressing the skill proficiency of working people in the interpretation of middle school textbooks.
No matter what the explanation is, it seems that all theorists think that this is an allegorical story written by Zhuangzi, focusing on conveying the moral, and the moral has thus become the carrier of philosophical significance, surpassing the real event itself.
My understanding of cattle is as follows:
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Explain "Zhuangzi Health Master": "My master is Wen Jie Niu, touching the hand, leaning on the shoulder, pedaling, kneeling, and playing with a knife, all of which are alto." Later, after mastering the objective laws of things, I used the metaphor of "an expert at solving cows" to do things with ease and use them freely.
Synonyms are balanced and convenient, just like armbands.
The antonym is at a loss and elongated.