It is said that there was a scholar in the state of Chu who was very stupid in reading. He saw mantis covering himself with leaves in the book, so he picked up a leaf and asked his wife, "Can you see me?" "I can see." His wife replied. "Can you see me?" He held up another leaf and said. "I can see." The wife answered patiently.

He asked again and again, and his wife had to answer again and again. Later, his wife got impatient and casually replied, "I can't see it!" " "

A bookworm goes bad when he listens to coke. He took the leaves, walked into the street, blocked himself with the leaves, took the things in the shop in front of the shopkeeper and left.

The shopkeeper was very surprised. He caught him and sent him to the government. The magistrate felt very strange that someone dared to steal in broad daylight and asked him what was going on. The bookworm told the story, and the county magistrate couldn't help laughing and put him back home.

It is a metaphor for similar actions of some people in real life. It is very appropriate to satirize the whole without looking at it.

Chu people live in poverty. After reading Huai Nan Zi, I learned that mantis and cicada blocked themselves behind leaves, so that they could become invisible. So they went under the tree.

Pick up the leaves-the mantis is holding the leaves and waiting for the cicada-to pick them up, and the leaves fall under the tree. There are fallen leaves under the tree first, so it is impossible to separate them. Sweep them, several times, one.

One of them blocked himself with leaves and asked his wife, "If you don't see me,

"My wife always answered' yes' at first, but she was tired at the end of the day.

Mi Yun said, "No way." Hey, I was overjoyed. Ye entered the market and met people opposite, so the official bound Yixian.