Once upon a time, there was an elder's son who went into the sea to collect sinking water. He accumulated it for many years before he got a cart. After returning home, he went to the market to sell it. Because of its high price, there are no buyers. After many days of not being able to sell, I felt tired and distressed. When he saw people selling charcoal, he could sell it quickly, so he thought to himself: "It is better to burn it to make charcoal, and sell it quickly." That is to say, burning it into charcoal and selling it in the market would not be worth half a cartload of charcoal. The same is true for the fools in the world. ——"The Book of Hundred Parables: Entering the Sea to Fetch the Sinking Water"
Intention: Do not follow blindly, be wary of eagerness for success
