揠苗助长 (yà miáo zhù zhǎng): Spoil things by excessive eagerness — Meaning & Stroke Order

In the process of a child's growth, one must avoid spoiling things by excessive eagerness and should respect their natural development patterns.

Don't you think that this approach of spoiling things by excessive eagerness will be counterproductive?

Parents enrolling their children in too many tutoring classes is like pulling up seedlings to help them grow, which may cause children to lose interest in learning.

We must never adopt a strategy of spoiling things by excessive eagerness in pursuit of short-term benefits.

Spoiling things by excessive eagerness not only fails to help the project progress but may also trigger a series of new problems.

The company pulled up seedlings to help them grow for short-term performance, neglecting long-term development, which ultimately led to a decline in market competitiveness.

He always wants to reach the top in one step, but ends up spoiling things by excessive eagerness and making a mess of everything.