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wǎ瓦chá查niào尿nì溺

Extremely humble, trivial, or vile things; something utterly worthless or despicable.

对于那些自视甚高的人来说,普通人的努力可能只是瓦查尿溺,不值一提。
To those who consider themselves superior, the efforts of ordinary people might seem like mere broken tiles and urine, not worth mentioning.

Era:

Ancient

Frequency:

Story:

During the Warring States period, Dongguo Zi asked Zhuang Zhou, the representative of the Daoist school, 'What is the Dao, and where is it?'

Zhuangzi said the Dao is in ant holes.

Dongguo Zi didn't understand and asked again.

Zhuangzi then said the Dao exists in wild grass, bricks, broken tiles, and even in excrement and urine.

Dongguo Zi questioned why the Dao would become increasingly humble.

Zhuangzi replied that the Dao is precisely in those humble and lowly places.

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