Who knows the origin and meaning of "cutting grain by boat"?

Cutting grass by borrowing a boat means sailing by borrowing water, which means borrowing the power of others. Therefore, as the name implies, this plan is a scam, and the key lies in borrowing. This is different from borrowing money to do business or raising money to do good deeds. It's an accomplice at the expense of others, and no one wants to borrow it, so be clever.

After enlisting in the army, a young man received a letter from his wife saying that life had become difficult and he wanted to hoe the ground and grow vegetables by himself, and no one helped him. He wanted to reply hastily, saying that two machine guns and ten grenades were buried in the backyard, and that the letter had to be inspected by the superior at that time, so the military sent someone to dig the backyard three feet at once and found nothing. Later, he received a letter from his wife, which said, "Our people are very human. I think someone helped you turn it over."

This plan is appropriate in size. Stealing cattle is exactly the same as stealing needles. No matter whether it is a decent signboard or not, it is sneaking around, harming others and benefiting others, human nature, stealing and kidnapping for a living, so the straw is still cut and the boat is still borrowed.