"简洁是智慧的灵魂。"
— William Shakespeare
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Simplified Meaning:
When people speak clearly and avoid using too many words, their message is often more clever and effective. For example, a good joke that gets straight to the point is usually funnier than one with too many details. Imagine asking for directions. If someone gives you a long, complicated explanation, it is easy to get confused. But if they tell you simply, "Take the first left and go straight," you understand quickly. This idea can apply to writing, conversations, and even in the workplace where clear, concise ideas are often best received. Keeping things short and to the point can make you seem smarter and more thoughtful.
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