書生論
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Meanings
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impractical argument; ivory-tower theory; student's naive reasoning
Refers to an argument or theory that is bookish, idealistic, or out of touch with reality, often associated with a young student's perspective. Slightly dated or literary in tone.
His proposal is nothing more than an impractical student argument and is useless in the field.
Even if you brandish such ivory-tower theories, it won't solve the real problem.