Lexical information of quick success and instant benefit

Idiom: quick success and instant benefit.

Near meaning: greed for fame and profit, mantis catching cicada, yellowbird behind, shortsighted.

Antisense: visionary.

Interpretation: work, success; Near, in front of us. Be eager for success and covet immediate achievements and interests.

Source: Han Dong's book "The Story of the Spring and Autumn Period, Volume 9, The King of Jiaoxi": The benevolent just does his own thing and doesn't hurry to fix it. "

Use: combined; As predicate, attribute and clause; Describe the desire for success; This idiom contains derogatory meanings.

Example: Hu Yongzhou's Several Problems in Current Medicine: "But we can't ignore the research of basic disciplines". Zhang Da Meng Temple: "If you don't avoid the sound, Yangming's study will be strict." )