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Considering response in Chinese

I see the user’s sentence in Chinese, which translates to a proverb about experts kicking with minimal effort. It could mean they want a continuation or reflection, but it’s unclear. I think a clarifying question might help, but I should respond in Chinese too. Perhaps I could elaborate on the idea of skill being about the economy of motion, focusing on efficiency and technique over brute force.

I could include some bullet points to provide useful insights.Crafting a concise response

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It seems the user might be looking for a quote-like completion, like "省力,不是不用力,而是用在刀刃上." That's a solid line! I could provide analogies from martial arts, football, business, or coding while keeping it friendly and concise.

I think I should outline principles and methods, like:

  • Experts seem effortless because of timing, structure, leverage, prediction, and efficiency from practice.
  • For work or study: focus on leverage, prioritize, simplify, and reflect.
  • Practice methods include stances, breathing, fundamentals, slow practice, and feedback loops.

I might ask if they want a more literary expression, examples, or to turn it into a work strategy, but I’ll keep it compact. Let's go!

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这句说穿了就是:省力不是不用力,而是把力用在刀刃上。

需要把它扩写成一段文案、做成行动清单,还是套到某个具体领域(如足球、武术、工作学习)的例子?

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