Mud pit, from "Sickness", originally meant low-lying land with mud and mud, and it is a metaphor that is difficult to extricate.
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(1) Pit with a lot of mud
(2) Low-lying land deposited by sludge
(3) Metaphors are difficult and difficult to get rid of.
(4) Fall into opportunistic pits
(5) Low-lying land with sludge accumulation. Many metaphors are difficult to extricate themselves from.
(6) Mud pit: In the mouth of photography enthusiasts, Nikon is nicknamed Mud Pit.
Tang Han Yu's "Sickness" poem: "Don't hide the mud pit, mud pit is a good rule." May fall into the pit of formalism. "
