Moxibustion for headache and foot pain
Headache moxibustion head, foot pain moxibustion foot, that is for the treatment of pain parts, do not investigate the root of the disease. Metaphor only solves specific problems, not the root of the problem.
original text
T ó ut ǔ t ó u, Ji ǎ ot ǔ Ji ǎ o headache moxibustion head, foot pain moxibustion foot (headache moxibustion head, foot pain moxibustion foot). Metaphor only solves specific problems, not the root of the problem. "Zhu Zi Yu Lei" volume 114: "today scholars also come to seek the root of the disease. Some said to him: headache moxibustion head, foot pain moxibustion foot. This is the only way to cure the disease, let alone the root cause. " Also known as "headache treatment head, foot pain treatment foot.". Zhang Juzheng of the Ming Dynasty wrote a book with Zhang Xinzhai, which said: "headache cures the head, and foot pain cures the foot." Today, the recipe for disaster is in Liao Dynasty. Liao Dynasty takes one town as a whole, and the disease is in its time. If we don't treat it urgently, we will be worried about it. "
usage
To act as an object or attributive
Source of allusion
In Chapter 114 of Zhu Zi Yu Lei written by Zhu Xi of the Song Dynasty, "today scholars often come to seek the root of the disease. Some people say to him that headache moxibustion on the head and foot pain moxibustion on the foot. The disease lies in this. We can only treat it, let alone seek the root of the disease."
words whose meaning is similar
Headache for head, foot pain for foot
English translation
adefensivestopgapmeasure
Idiom information
Idiom explanation: the pointer treats the painful part without investigating the root of the disease. Metaphor only solves specific problems, not the root of the problem. Degree of common use: rare emotion color: commendatory words, grammatical usage: as object and attribute; idiom structure: complex sentence form, generation time: ancient times
Chinese PinYin : tóu tòng jiǔ tóu,jiǎo tòng jiǔ jiǎo
Moxibustion for headache and foot pain
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