Explanation: Egg: eggs. In order to get eggs at the chicken killed. Analogy seek immediate benefits, regardless of long-term interests. Usage: -Linked; as predicate, object, attribute; with derogatory Source: Greece, "Aesop's language chicken that lays golden eggs": a fool trying to kill a chicken out gold from the chicken stomach, so all of a sudden fortunes, the result is a non-income Examples: Please emperor to forgo the Terra Tragedy, ~, for the little people to stay alive. (Like Yao, "Rereading," Chapter II 32nd)
shā jī qǔ luǎn
Eggs and the hen to get killed. Analogy seek immediate benefits and long-term damage to the interests of
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No. 3
Please emperor to forgo the Terra Tragedy, Banded, stay for the little people a chance!
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No. 4
Yu seek immediate benefits of the expense of long-term interests of the minor. Like Yao, "Rereading," Chapter III of the Second 2: "Please emperor to forgo the Terra Tragedy, Banded, leaving a chance for the little people."
Agriculture, Fisheries and dry Ze, drain the pond to get all the fish, kill the goose that lays the golden eggs, Citation Dove quench one's thirst, drink poison to quench one's thrist
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serve a double purpose, kill two birds with one stone, (literally) to kill two birds with one arrow--to win the affection of two beauties at the same time, Of two minds, A stitch in time saves nine., Second, the heart and mind, Understanding of the past few, foresee the future by reivewing the past