skill comes from practice(shú néng shēng qiǎo)

skill comes from practice

Practice makes perfect. As a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is sh ú n é ngsh ē ngqi ǎ o, which means that skillful means skillful means good. It's from flowers in the mirror.

The origin of Idioms

Chapter 30 of Jing Hua Yuan: "don't talk about Jiu Gong. As the saying goes, "practice makes perfect."

Idiom usage

Subject predicate; as subject and predicate; with commendatory meaning. examples if you want to master technology, only by studying hard and practicing hard can practice make perfect. the old man has been practicing for a long time. Practice makes perfect, and in a short time, he has finished the difficult movements. Grandma often said that practice makes perfect. Sure enough, I never know how to cook. After trying again and again, I finally made delicious food.

Idioms and allusions

original text

In "the oil seller", Mr. Chen Kangsu was good at shooting. He was unique in the world, and he was proud of it. Taste shot in the garden, there are oil man release Dan and stand, look at it, long and do not go. See its hair arrow of ten in 89, but micro chin. Kang Su asked, "do you know how to shoot? Do I not shoot well? " Weng said: "no one else, but the hand is familiar." Kang Su angrily said: "Er'an dare to light my shot!" Weng said: "I drink oil to know it." Take a gourd and put it on the ground. Cover its mouth with money. Take a dipper to drink the oil. Pour it in from the money hole, but the money is not wet. Because he said, "I have no one else, but my hands are familiar." Kang Su sent him with a smile.

translation

Chen Yaozi was good at archery. At that time, no one in the world could compare with him. He also boasted of this. Once he was shooting arrows in his garden. An old man who sold oil put down his burden and stood aside, looking at him obliquely for a long time. The old man saw that Chen Yaozi could shoot eight or nine arrows out of ten, and he only nodded slightly in praise of the situation. When Chen Yaozi saw it, he ran over and asked, "can you shoot arrows, too? Isn't my archery also superb? " The old man said, "there is no other secret, but practice makes perfect." After hearing this, Chen Yaozi said angrily, "how dare you despise my archery skill!" Old man said: "with my experience in pouring oil, I can know this truth." So the old man took a gourd and put it on the ground. He covered it with a copper coin. He slowly poured the oil into the gourd with a spoon. The oil was poured into the hole of the copper coin, but it didn't get wet. The old man said, "I don't have any other secrets about this skill. It's just that practice makes perfect." Seeing this, Chen Yao sent the old man away with a smile.

Chinese PinYin : shú néng shēng qiǎo