春秋时期,楚国都城里有一位手艺精湛的铁匠,无论打造兵器还是制作农具,都供不应求。看着自己的手艺这么受欢迎,铁匠便让儿子跟着自己学打铁。为让儿子学得更快、少走弯路,铁匠几乎手把手地教儿子如何炼铁并将其打磨成型。在父子俩的齐心合力下,每一件铁器都被打造得很精美。流光飞转,儿子很快成年。老铁匠打算让儿子在都城里再开一家店铺,独立谋生。他认为凭着儿子的手艺,绝对能成就一番事业。可儿子的铁匠铺开业没多久便受到很多顾客指责。人们都说,他的儿子打造出来的铁器常会出现瑕疵。 During the Spring and Autumn Period, there was a skilled blacksmith in the capital of the Chu State. Whether building weapons or making tools, the supply was in short supply. Watching his craft as so popular, the blacksmith let his son learn to beat iron. To help his son learn faster and avoid detours, the blacksmith almost taught his son how to iron and shape it. With the concerted efforts of both father and son, each piece of ironware has been created beautifully. The streamer flies, and his son soon matures. The old blacksmith planned to let his son open another shop in the capital to make a living independently. He believes that with his son’s craft, he can definitely accomplish something. The son of his blacksmith shop opened soon after it was criticized by many customers. People say that the ironwork that his son builds often appears flawed.