The idiom "teaching one axe to teach one class" is a derogatory term, but Mr. Hua said: "It is my lifelong proposition to find a chess master and teach one axe to teach one class." "Teaching people with axes" originally refers to showing off their skills in front of experts, but it refers to people who dare to betray themselves and show their talents in front of experts. Such people don't show off their skills in front of the whole class, but show their talents in order to get attention and learn more skills. If that's the case, why not "teach fish to swim"?
Those who teach fish to teach fish how to swim are not satisfied with the status quo, and sell themselves to people with higher skills, which reflects their spirit of being enterprising and unwilling to lag behind. At the same time, they also show strong self-confidence, believing that their long-term skills will be appreciated, and then learn more skills under the guidance of experts. Such people should not only be laughed at by everyone, but also praised by everyone, because they really realize that the value of self lies not in being complacent about the little skills they have learned, but in constantly enriching themselves and learning more skills. In this case, the teacher should not be blamed, and even Lu Ban should be happy to have such a good learner.
Chopin, the prince of piano, was a poor and unknown mistress before he became famous, but he loved music very much, was willing to devote his life to beautiful melodies and practiced the piano very hard. He specially invited Liszt to play a famous song for the audience at his first concert. Later, Chopin became famous. Chopin thanked Liszt and said, "You helped me with your generous arms." Liszt, on the other hand, smiled and said, "No, you succeeded yourself." Chopin's success is inseparable from self-confidence and courage. He dared to show his musical talent in front of piano master, which was not only appreciated by the master, but also praised by everyone.
From this perspective, "teaching someone an axe" is not a bad thing. On the contrary, "teaching people an axe" reflects people's courage and self-confidence. With this kind of courage to show yourself, the teacher's skill is increasing day by day, thus achieving success.