What does it mean for an old cow to know Shao Guanggui and not wait for a whip to kick his heel?

Cows still know that time is precious, so they don't have to wait for their owners to wave whips to urge them, so they vigorously raise their hooves, indicating that they should work hard and cherish their lives. Use this to encourage people to have the spirit of the old cow, cherish time, don't waste time, and strive to create a sky for themselves.

Ma Lao knows that Sunset is a poem that evolved later and was written by Cang Kejia, a great contemporary poet.

The old ox has a strong revolutionary enterprising spirit and a high sense of political responsibility, and he is consistent in his work and never slacks off; Bear the burden of humiliation, be selfless, give more and take less, never care about personal gains and losses, fame and fortune, do your best for the interests of the people, and die.

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In the communication custom of the Han nationality, there is a saying called "making friends with money", which is popular in Hunan. In the local area, a cow is shared by several families and is regarded as a relative. Once the ownership of the cow is changed to someone else, its "relative" is related to this end.

The popular "Niuwanghui" in Liuba County, Shaanxi Province is a title for the elderly to celebrate their birthdays. Because cows plow and plough fields, they contribute to people and rank in the forefront of the zodiac. They celebrate the birthday of the elderly in the name of cows to show their respect.

Miao people have the marriage custom of grabbing the oxtail, which is popular in northwest Guizhou. After the engagement between men and women, the woman should feed a yellow cow, bring it to the scene on the wedding day, and tie the cow leg with two ropes. Then the bride cuts off the oxtail with a knife, and the groom will immediately grab the oxtail. If he can win the oxtail before the woman's parents arrive, he can get married at once, otherwise the marriage will be ruined.

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