"Take chestnut from fire" to make a sentence.

Take the chestnut pinyin from the fire Hu ǒ zh ? ng q ǔ li interpretation metaphor to be used, but take risks but get nothing. From the fable "Monkeys and Cats" by French fable poet La Fontaine in the17th century, the monkey tricked the cat into taking chestnuts from the fire, and the chestnuts were eaten by the monkey, but the cat burned the hair on its feet. For example, we are very busy at present, and it is God's blessing that Zheng Chenggong won't come, so we are still lucky to annoy him. We can't do it for others. (Chapter 5 of Guo Moruo's Zheng Chenggong)