Is man an iron rice bowl or synonymous with steel?

There is someone outside, and there is a day behind.

What does it mean that people are iron rice or steel? What does rice and steel mean?

You can't make steel without eating iron. Do you understand?

What do you mean, people are iron rice or steel?

Man is iron rice or steel: even if he has a stubborn will like steel, he must have the material guarantee of food.

This comes from "whether people are iron rice or steel, they will be hungry if they don't eat." As the saying goes, people are compared to iron, rice to steel, and then people are compared to rice, emphasizing that people have to eat no matter how powerful, which means emphasizing the importance of eating. With a teasing and humorous tone. Even if a person has a stubborn will like steel, he must have the material guarantee of food, otherwise he will be embarrassed by hunger and his will will will be less stubborn. Because the hardness of steel is greater than that of iron, the basic importance of matter is emphasized. Secondly, steel and ingot are homophonic, which is used to facilitate the spread of folk proverbs, such as tenderness and fluency.

People are iron rice steel. What does this sentence mean?

Man is iron rice or steel: even if he has a stubborn will like steel, he must have the material guarantee of food.

This comes from "whether people are iron rice or steel, they will be hungry if they don't eat." Emphasizing that people should eat no matter how powerful they are means emphasizing the importance of eating.

How to understand the sentence that people are iron rice steel?

Explain that the public does not care about the logical relationship behind things, but only cares about what they want to say. Socialization is a dump.

People are iron rice and steel, so similar sentences describe work. Think of a jingle

Look at this article. There are some jingles you want. By the way, let's know:

Putonghua-the brand of the times

This topic really took a lot of thought: it was originally intended to be called "jingle-proverb of the times", which was inappropriate; It's called "Jingle-Characteristics of the Times"? In fact, each era has its own characteristics, and it will be branded with the times, even in the jingle. By the way, let's call it "Jingle-the brand of the times". You see, there is a popular phrase nowadays-please look at the rostrum of the venue, a group of corrupt officials are coming up. This is the product of the times, and he is certainly branded with the times. Imagine, if many years later, our party is fully aware of corruption, who will say this jingle then? If someone says it, people will be surprised: you see, there are no corrupt officials.

Some jingles can last for a long time, such as: "People are iron rice steel, and they are hungry without eating a meal", "Women can't stay, but keep their sorrows (enmities)" and "Go after dinner and live to ninety-nine". But with the passage of time, people's social habits and concepts have changed and will naturally die out. For example, the phrase "a good iron does not twist a nail, a good man does not serve as a soldier" is dead, isn't it? This jingle was still popular even in the early 1960s. Because, in the old society, a family of soldiers and bandits, good people can go to the army? But now, it is very difficult to be a soldier, especially a female soldier. Is it okay not to use the back door?

Some jingles may be indecent or even abusive, but they are the product of the times and spoken by the people. For example, before liberation, most cyclists were plainclothes or agents, so when children saw cyclists, they would chase and shout: Bicycles turn at both ends, and there is a bastard sitting inside! Even at the beginning of liberation, this jingle is still popular! And then it went extinct, right? Who will shout this at this time of the child?

Phrases, even if they are derogatory-netizens should never take it for granted and laugh after reading them, because this is the product of the times! Some jingles may be exactly what netizens like to say. How about some? Maybe your parents said it! Okay, let's get down to business.

Old society:

If an old man doesn't marry an underage wife, it will be someone else's sooner or later;

War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression period:

China is big and Japan is small, so he can't stand the long-term war of resistance;

The Eighth Route Army is mysterious and full of webbed feet. (Note: At that time, the Eighth Route Army was chased around by Japanese devils every day. Needless to say, it took a bath and changed its clothes. Sometimes, just after a short rest, the enemy comes back, and he can't even wash his face. Run. Will there still be blisters on your feet? )

During the War of Liberation:

If you want the central government to look forward to the central government, it will suffer even more when the central government comes;

The villain Chiang Kai-shek dropped a bomb with a plane!

In the 1950s and 1960s:

Seven-foot pants, eight-foot hips, three beams on the water pipe rack, bells ringing everywhere, no bells calling sorry, no brake fins;

From afar, it looks like a refugee. If you look closely, it looks like a beggar. Take a closer look, it turns out to be exploration!

Some women don't marry geological lang, and their rooms are empty all the year round until they come home with a pile of rags!

Later, the phrase changed:

Some women would rather marry Geological Lang, because spicy food tastes delicious. When Lang Jun came home, she threw a lot of tickets on the bed!

After 1958, when the communist wind blew, it was said that communism was coming. At that time, there would be no oil for lighting (referring to electric lights, there was no electricity in the countryside at that time), and there would be no cows (all tractors) for farming. As a result, not only the electric lights were useless, but also the kerosene supply for lighting was not enough, so it was dark. In difficult times, people starve to death a lot, even animals starve to death a lot, and farming can only be done by people pulling plows. The jingle branded with the times came out again:

You don't need oil to light a lamp-touch the blind, and you don't need cattle to pull the ground.

At that time, each person supplied 3 feet 8 inches of cloth tickets every year, and the jingle came out:

* * * That's really flattering. A cloth ticket is 3' 8, and you have to make underwear.

At that time, there was a popular phrase among students:

After Wednesday, it is Sunday;

3 points is good, 3 points is good, you can't get up early when it's dark, you can't repeat the exam. (It was implemented in five years.

In the late 1970s, the wind of entering through the back door blew:

The roof of a cart, a woman driving a car;

Stethoscope, steering wheel, chisel and saw salesman. (refers to what people can eat, and it is easy to do things. Among them, the chisel saw refers to the carpenter)

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