It means to describe the idea that is very absurd and absurd. It comes from public opinion that criticizes people's livelihood activists. The idiom comes from public opinion that criticizes people's livelihood activists."Not to mention Liang's theory of land rent and land price.GaofeiYou can call these ideas whimsicalGaofeiHe can do it.GaofeiYou will eventually be able to do something, so stop whimsical. Many ideas that were previously considered whimsical have now become reality, Xiaohong.

If you curse people on the Internet, the words "gau and wrong" are spelled "rely". There is a saying on the Internet that "five mouths gau and wrong" are actually folded words."Five" and "mouth" are combined to "I", and "gau" and "no" are combined to "rely". In this way,"we rely" group the upper and lower structures of gau and non, which means relying on the upper and lower structures of gau and non, which means relying on the upper and lower.

In spoken and online terms,"mouthing" originally originated from an interjection and was pronounced "hu". In Hong Kong, in order to enhance expression power, people enlarged the word and gradually evolved into the form of "mouthing". When further exaggerated, it even developed into "Kouguyue". If the simplified character writing rules are followed,"relying on" may also be enlarged into "Gaofei" for similar reasons, adding a sense of humor, just like the humorous interest of "Lin Dan Da" and "Chu Zhongtian" Today,"mouthing".

The concept of "reverse cause" first appeared in Liang Qichao's criticism of people's livelihood activists. Liang Qichao pointed out that if the development of cities is attributed to the expansion of capital without exploring why capital is concentrated in cities, this kind of reasoning is a typical reverse cause. In other words, he emphasized that when analyzing problems, we must proceed from the perspective of causality, otherwise we may draw wrong conclusions. The same mistake also appeared in Sun Yat-sen's debate on the United States.

If you curse people on the Internet, the words "gau and wrong" are spelled "rely". There is a saying on the Internet that the four words "five mouths gau" are actually folded characters. The "five" and "mouth" are combined to "I", and the "gau" and "fei" are combined to "rely", so that they add up to "I rely".