前人栽树,后人乘凉
Explanation: The benefit of future generations before the man-made metaphor. Usage: Complex sentence; as predicate, the clause; used to benefit the younger generation Source: Zhai Qing Hao, "slang for the popular series Volume sentence": "This kind of bamboo shoots to eat next year; trees planted by earlier generations shade." Examples: As the saying goes :"~。" guarding our ancestral heritage, over a lifetime, and later grandchildren, children and grandchildren of their own blessing. (Qing Yi Suo "Yellow Hydrangea 'first return)- Thesaurus: Forefather Road works Hand down Row
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