The difference between a fool and a fool: different meanings, different sources and different emphases. \x0d\ 1。 Different meanings: \x0d\ 1. Fool: A fool (used to swear or joke). \x0d\2。 Idiot: Fool (swearing). \x0d\ Second, the source is different: \x0d\ 1. Fool: Hao Ran's Sunny Days, chapter 1 15: "No one will exchange his life for an ignorant child. There is no such fool!" \x0d\2。 Idiot: The first chapter of Tran Dang Khoa's Storm: "I secretly called Huang Daquan an idiot." \x0d\ III。 Different emphases: \x0d\ 1. Fool: Fools are used for joking or saying that people are stupid. Sometimes it also means a lovely title. \x0d\2。 Idiot: usually refers to people with low intelligence and IQ, usually refers to people with intelligence and IQ below 70.