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Idioms that express many wrong questions.

Many a mickle makes a mickle: at first, although the difference is small, the result will be a big mistake.

A tiny difference is a thousand miles away: difference: difference; Millimeter: a very small unit of measurement; Myth: The same as "myth". At first, the difference is small, and the result will be all wet.

A small difference, a thousand miles away: although the difference is small at first, the result will be all wet.

Small differences, thousands of miles away: although the difference is small at first, it will lead to great mistakes.

A small difference, a thousand miles away: although the difference is small at first, it will lead to great mistakes.

Change a person's mind: mistakes made in the morning are corrected at night. Describe correcting mistakes quickly.

Change in the morning: smell it in the morning and change it at night. Describe the speed of correcting mistakes.

Lessons from the past: punishment: vigilance; Yi: Be cautious. Criticize the mistakes made before, learn from them, and be careful in the future so as not to make them again.

Conviction: refers to the court's misjudgment that the guilty person is innocent and the innocent person is guilty.

There are many mistakes: there is confusion. Error: Error. There are many places of confusion. Generally speaking, it is poorly written or printed.

A lifetime of wisdom, a moment of ignorance: ignorance: not clear or unable to clearly distinguish things. People are smart all their lives, but sometimes they are confused at once. Smart people make mistakes.

Adding mistakes to mistakes: I have made mistakes and made new ones.

Big mistake: emphasize the mistake to the extreme.

Wake up after a big dream: wake up after a big dream. Metaphor is blinded by the wrong things for a long time and begins to wake up.

Wake up after a big dream: wake up after a big dream. Metaphor begins to wake up from a long-term mistake, deception or confusion. The same as "waking up from a big dream".

To redeem oneself by making meritorious deeds.

But nothing else: but: only, as long as; O: error. Pursue nothing but fault. Describe being conservative and mediocre, afraid of making mistakes.

Ejection is beneficial: ejection: direct criticism; Illness: Illness. Direct criticism helps to correct shortcomings and mistakes.

Make the same mistake: jump: step; Cover: upside down; Track: The track of a car refers to the road. Take the road of others' rollover again. Metaphor does not accept the lesson and repeats the mistakes made by others.

Eliminating defects and gaps: refers to attacking other people's weaknesses or mistakes.