一本正经 yī běn zhèng jīng
[释义] 正经：庄重；正派。 It describes a regular and solemn attitude.
[语出] Li Zicheng, Volume 1, Chapter 26: "I was deliberately upset; I also know that I want to be beaten; but I said to the gentleman with a straight face: 'I do this broken question very appropriately; there is no mistake.'"
[正音] 正; not to be pronounced "zènɡ".
[辨形] 经; cannot be written as "径".
[near synonym] morally upright and unsmiling
[antonym] slick and greasy, oil-head and smooth-faced
[usage] sometimes sarcastic or tongue-in-cheek. It is used to describe a person's attitude toward something; expression and face. Generally used as predicate, determiner, gerund.
[Structure] Formal.
[Analyze] See "moralistic" (p. 232), "unsmiling" (p. 88).
[Example sentence] He is usually unsmiling and ~like.
2. 4-word idioms with 50 explanations1. Woe arises from Xiao wall: Woe happens at home, which is a metaphor for internal trouble.
2. Accumulated weight is difficult to return : It means that the bad customs and habits formed for a long time are not easy to be changed
3. Gathering armpits into fur: Although the skins in the armpits of foxes are very few, they can be gathered together and sewn into a fur robe. It is a metaphor for the accumulation of little into much.
4. Counting the days to achieve success: You can count the days to calculate the progress, which describes counting the days to count the progress, and describes that you can be successful in a shorter period of time.
5. Jizi Gathering : It describes the gathering of many talented people.
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7. Seeing benevolence, seeing wisdom: on the same issue, people hold different views from different angles.
8. Seeing the wise, thinking of the wise: to see the good, excellent, to learn from them, to be on a par with them.
9. Pretentious: describing overly pretentious and extremely unnatural.
10. Overkill : Correcting deviation done too much
11. Golden rule : A creed or legal provision that cannot be changed.
12. Silent as a Cold Cicada: to describe not dare to make a sound.
13. A euphemism for refusing to do something. Wrongly used to refuse someone's request
14. long vacation does not return : borrowed for a long time, not returned.
15. open the book is beneficial: reading is rewarding. Open the volume, open the book, borrowed to refer to reading.
16.scrupulously comply with the orders: rigorously comply with the rules and regulations.
17. Empty cave: there is a cave before the wind comes in, a metaphor for news and legends are not completely without reason.
18.painstakingly: to take pains to study or operate. (Neutral). (Neutral).
19. wolf running and hogging: wolves and hogs run hither and thither. It is a metaphor for hordes of bad people scurrying about. (derogatory).
20. good and bad: there are good and bad in a group of people, focusing on quality. Not used for level, achievement, etc.
21.envying fish at the abyss: a metaphor for only wishing, not going to do the actual work, will not help.
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24.door can be sparrows: the front of the door can be open nets to catch sparrows, describing the scarcity of guests, very cold.
25.门庭若市 ： It describes that there are a lot of people socializing and coming and going.
26. It means to become very bad.
27. 無目全牛： Used to describe a skill that has reached the point of great purity. (Positive)
28. Mu monkey and crown : 沐猴而冠 ： 沐猴戴帽子，装成人的样子。 It is a metaphor for dressing up like a character, but not actually like.
29. evening drums and morning bells: a metaphor for the words that can make a person alert and awake.
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31. It is a metaphor for the opposite of action and purpose.
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34. P蓬荜生辉：谦辞，表示由于别人自己家来或张挂别人给自己题赠的字画等而使自己十分光荣。
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37. Ping Shui Xiang Fen (萍水相逢): a metaphor for a chance meeting of people who have never known each other.
38. Not understood as cowardly hesitation, etc.
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40. 前事不忘 ： 后世之師 Refers to remembering the lessons of the past, which can be used as a reference for the future.
41. exhausting one's skills: the metaphor is that one's only tricks have been exhausted (derogatory).
42. Exhaustion of bamboo is difficult to write: it is impossible to write all the bamboo. It is a metaphor for the fact that there are so many facts (sins) that it is difficult to finish.
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46. lax ice release: the elimination of suspicion and misunderstanding.
47. ridiculous: not through, not normal. It is false and bizarre, not reasonable.
48. Huangliang a dream: a metaphor for wanting to realize the good thing fell into a void. Also said that sorghum dream, a pillow of yellow sorghum.
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50.take chestnuts in the fire: a metaphor for taking the risk of giving others a chance to make an effort on their own when they have nothing to gain.
Idioms (chengyu,idioms) is a part of the Chinese language vocabulary stereotyped phrases or phrases. Idioms have a fixed structural form and a fixed way of saying things, indicate a certain meaning, and are applied as a whole in a statement. A large proportion of idioms are inherited from ancient times, and are often different from modern Chinese in terms of the words they use to represent a story or an allusion.
Idioms are a kind of ready-made words, similar to idioms and proverbs, but also slightly different. Most of the idioms are written, belong to the nature of the literary language. Secondly, in the form of language, idioms are conventional four-word structure, the words can not be replaced at will; idioms in the language expression has a vivid and concise, distinctive image of the role.
3. Idioms by The Free Dictionary 50 words or less (must be with meaning)Retreat and avoid: During the Spring and Autumn Period, the state of Jin was in internal strife, and Chong Er, the son of Duke Xian of Jin, fled to the state of Chu. King Cheng of Chu took him in and entertained him, promising that if there was a war between Jin and Chu, the Jin army would retreat to three sheds (a shed is thirty miles). Later, with the help of Duke Mu of Qin, Chong Er returned to rule in Jin. When Jin supported Song and Chu, the two armies met in Cheng Pu, and Chong Er retreated and won a great victory by luring the enemy to go deeper.
A Shock: According to legend, King Zhuang of Chu (also known as King Wei of Qi) was in power for three years and spent all his time making music and ignoring the government. A minister said to King Zhuang: "I heard that there is a big bird in the country, which has not flown for three years and has not sung for three years, what is the matter?" King Zhuang said, "This bird does not fly, but flies to the sky; it does not sing, but sings." Then he reorganized the government, enriched the country and strengthened the army, and formed a situation of great governance in just a few years.
Lying down and tasting gall: During the Spring and Autumn Period, King Fu-chai of Wu defeated and captured King Goujian of Yue. Goujian fed his horse for three years and suffered a lot. After returning to his country, Goujian was determined to take revenge and restore his country, he asked Fan Li to help train his army, appointed capable people, personally participated in the labor and insisted on sleeping on firewood, and tasted a bitter bile before each meal, and then finally destroyed Wu.
Old horse knows the way: During the Spring and Autumn Period, Duke Huan of Qi, at the request of Yan, led his troops to defeat the encroachment of Shanrong; the king of Shanrong, Milu, fled to the state of Liaozhu to ask for help, and Guanzhong followed the Duke Huan of Qi to defeat the reinforcements of Liaozhu. On the way back to his country, the Qi army was stranded when a false guide led them into a lost valley. Guanzhong suggested to use an old horse to lead the way and turned the danger into a success.
Bauhinia: During the Warring States period, there were two important ministers in Zhao, Lian Po and Lin Xiangru. Because Lin Xiangru had made many meritorious achievements, the king of Zhao appointed him as a minister, and Lian Po was not convinced that his own martial arts skills overshadowed his mouth. Lin Xiangru for the sake of the country, to Lian Po many times to avoid, Lian Po learned of his good intentions after shame, then carrying thorns, to the door of the house of Lin Xiangru to ask for forgiveness, and since then the two reconciled, become the same life **** death friendship.
Paper: During the Warring States period, Zhao She, the son of Zhao Xie, a famous general in the Warring States period, read a lot of military books, and could talk about the way to use the army, and even his father could not defeat him, and he thought he was invincible. Zhao Xie thought he was just talking on paper and didn't know the transportation. Later, Zhao She died, Zhao Kuo replaced Lian Po to lead the army, Lin Xiangru and others strongly opposed, the king of Zhao insisted, Zhao Kuo lost 400,000 soldiers in the battle of Changping.
Three orders: Sun Wu was living in exile in Wu. The king of Wu wanted to test Sun Wu's military skills, so he gave 180 young courtesans to Sun Wu to train. Sun Wu divided the courtesans into two teams and made the king's favorite concubine the captain. After Sun Wu explained the orders to the courtesans, he beat the drum and passed the orders to the courtesans, who laughed and the team was in chaos. Sun Wu gave the order again, but the court ladies just thought it was funny and did not listen to the order. Sun Wu said that since the order had been understood and disobeyed, this was the crime of the leader, and ordered the two captains to be executed. The king of Wu hurriedly called for an order not to kill the princesses, but Sun Wu still killed the two princesses. Then, Sun Wu re-drilled the court ladies, and this time no one dared to disobey the order.
The Siege of Wei to Save Zhao: During the Warring States period, the Wei army besieged Handan, the capital of Zhao. Zhao asked for help from Qi, and King Wei of Qi ordered Tian Ji to be the general and Sun Bin to be the military counselor, to send troops to save Zhao. Tian Ji wanted to lead his troops to save Zhao's Handan, Sun Bin advocated to lead his troops to besiege Wei's capital city, Daliang, and Wei would return to save themselves, so that not only the Zhao's siege could be lifted, but also the Wei army could be fatigued. Tian Ji adopted Sun Bin's strategy and led his troops straight to Daliang. Upon hearing the news, Wei army hurriedly withdrew their troops from the siege of Handan and returned to rescue Daliang by night and day. When they arrived at Guiling, Qi army was waiting to attack Wei army. The army of Qi was defeated and almost wiped out.
The HU Cavalry: During the Warring States period, King Wuling, the king of Zhao, was determined to make changes to build a strong state. Seeing that the Hu people (ethnic minorities) wore narrow-sleeved short coats, rode horses, and shot arrows while running, and acted swiftly and flexibly, King Wuling decided to learn from the Hu people, reformed the soldiers' clothing, and developed the cavalry. Less than a year's work, Zhao has a strong cavalry, after the south and north war, Zhao became one of the few powerful countries at that time.
Stealing the talisman to save Zhao: During the Warring States period, Qin sent troops to besiege Handan, the capital of Zhao. Zhao asked Wei for help, and Wei sent troops to rescue Zhao. When Qin heard about Wei's sending troops to save Zhao, it sent men to Wei to threaten the king of Wei, who succumbed to Qin and ordered the Wei soldiers who went to save Zhao to stay put. The king of Zhao wrote to Prince Xinling of Wei for help. Having avenged his father's death for Ru Ji, the king of Wei's favorite concubine, Xin Ling Jun requested Ru Ji to steal the military talisman from the king of Wei, thus seizing the military power and leading tens of thousands of elite troops to Handan, defeating the Qin army and lifting the siege of Handan.
4. four words or idiomatic story to have the story cause and realize the truth to be about 50 words,smell the chicken dance: the original meaning is to hear the cock crowing to get up and dance sword. Legend has it that Zu Ti, a general in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, was very ambitious when he was young, and every time he and his friend Liu Kun talked about the current situation, he was always impassioned and full of righteous indignation, and in order to serve the country, they heard the rooster crowing in the middle of the night, they woke up with their clothes on and drew their swords to practice martial arts, and worked hard to exercise. Later, it is a metaphor for those who have the will to serve the country to rise up in time. Carve the boat to seek the sword: a metaphor for not understanding the development of things have changed and still look at the problem in a static way. When a man from Chu was crossing the river in a boat, he accidentally dropped his sword into the river, and he carved a mark on the boat, saying, "This is the place where I dropped my sword." When the boat stopped, he jumped into the river along the mark to look for the sword, but could not find it. The fable exhorts politicians to understand that things are changing, if you don't know how to reform, you can't rule the country, and then extended into the meaning of sticking to the rules and not knowing how to adapt.
5. Idioms by The Free Dictionary(1) Iron and pestle grinding needle Allusion Li Bai, a famous poet of the Tang Dynasty, did not like to study when he was a child, and often skipped school and wandered into the streets.
One day, Li Bai didn't go to school again and wandered around the streets, unknowingly arriving outside the city. Warm sunshine, happy birds, swaying with the wind flowers and grasses make Li Bai sigh, "such a good weather, if all day in the house reading more meaningless?" Walking, in front of a broken hut, sat a white-haired old woman, is grinding a stick-like thick mortar and pestle.
Li Bai walked over, "Granny, what are you doing?" "I'm going to grind this pestle into an embroidery needle. " The old woman raised her head and smiled at Li Bai, then lowered her head again and continued grinding.
"An embroidery needle?" Li Bai asked again, "Is it an embroidery needle for sewing clothes?" "Of course!" "But the pestle and mortar is so thick, when will it be ground into a fine embroidery needle?" The old woman asked Li Bai rhetorically, "A drop of water can pierce a stone, and the Foolish Lord can move mountains, so why can't an iron mortar and pestle be sharpened into an embroidery needle?" "But you are so old?" "As long as I put in more effort than others, there is nothing I cannot do." The old woman's words made Li Bai ashamed, so he went back and never skipped school again.
The daily study was also especially hard, and finally became a famous poet. Interpretation No matter what you do, as long as you have perseverance, you will surely succeed, and your efforts will not fail you.
If our children are serious, hardworking and persistent in their studies, they will have no problem in getting good grades. (ii) Winking at the cock Allusion Zu Ti of the Jin Dynasty was an open-minded man with great ambitions.
But when he was a child, he was a naughty boy who didn't like to read. Into the youth, he realized that his own knowledge of the poor, deep sense of not reading in order to serve the country, and then read up.
He widely read books, serious study of history, so he was motivated to read books. He widely read books, seriously study history, from which he drew a wealth of knowledge, learning has grown greatly.
He had been in and out of Luoyang, the capital several times, and those who came into contact with him said that Zu Ti was a talented person who could assist the emperor in governing the country. When Zu Ti was 24 years old, he was recommended to become a government official, but he didn't agree to do so, and continued to study tirelessly.
Later, Zu Ti and his childhood friend, Liu Kun, became the head of Si Zhou. He and Liu Kun have deep feelings, not only often lie in the same bed, sleep with the same quilt, but also have the **** the same lofty ideals: to build a career, revitalize the state of Jin, and become a pillar of the country.
Once, in the middle of the night, Zu Ti heard the rooster's crow in his sleep, he kicked Liu Kun woke up, and said to him: "Other people think that it is unlucky to hear the rooster crowing in the middle of the night, I don't think so, why don't we just hear the rooster crowing in the future, and then get up to practice sword how?" Liu Kun readily agreed. So they got up every day after the cock crowed to practice sword, sword light flying, sword sound clanging.
Spring and winter, cold and summer, never stop. After a long period of hard study and training, they finally became capable of writing and fighting, and were able to write well and lead troops to victory.
Zu Ti was appointed as the General of Zhenxi, realizing his wish to serve the country; Liu Kun became the governor, and was in charge of the military of the three states of Jin, Ji, and You, giving full play to his literary talent and martial arts skills.
The idiom of "Winking at the rooster" describes a person who is eager to do something, and it is also a metaphor for a person who has the will to make up for his mistakes in a timely manner. （This story is from "Strategies of the Warring States" (战国策).
During the Warring States period, there was a minister of the State of Chu named Zhuang Xin, who said to King Xiang of Chu one day: "When you are in the palace, there is a state marquis on your left, and a summer marquis on your right; and when you go out, the king of Yan Ling and the king of Shou He are always with you. You and these four people specialize in luxury and pleasure, regardless of state affairs, Ying (the capital of Chu, in present-day Jiangling County, Hubei Province, north) must be in danger!" When King Xiang heard this, he was very unhappy and scolded angrily, "Are you senile? Are you deliberately saying these sinister words to confuse people?" Zhuang Xin replied unhurriedly, "I really feel that things must come to this point, and do not dare to deliberately say that Chu has any misfortune.
If you keep favoring this man, Chu will surely perish. Since you don't believe me, please allow me to go to Zhao to hide for a while and see how things will really turn out."
Zhuang Xin went to Zhao for five months, but Qin really sent troops to invade Chu, and the king was forced to go into exile in Yangcheng (northwest of Xixian, Henan Province).
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This is a very meaningful story, only know how to enjoy, do not know how to do things, the result is bound to be a tragic failure no doubt.
For example, a businessman made a mistake in estimating the development of things, and made a rash move, and fell into a situation of failure. But he was not discouraged, and patiently thought things over again, learning from this mistake, and thinking that it was not too late to mend the fold and start from scratch! (d) Blind men feeling the elephant Allusion According to ancient Indian scriptures, there was a small country in India in ancient times, and the king's name was King Mirror.
He believed in Sakyamuni's Buddhism, and every day he worshiped the Buddha and recited the scriptures, very pious. However, the country was popular with a lot of deities and witchcraft, most of the subjects were confused by their sermons, and the people were confused, right and wrong were not clear, which was very unfavorable to the governance of the country.
The Mirror King wanted his subjects to be Buddhist, so he came up with an idea: to educate and guide them by using the method of the blind man feeling the elephant. The Mirror King instructed his ministers to say, "You find some blind men who are completely blind and come to the king's city."
The envoy quickly gathered a group of blind men and led them to the palace. The messenger entered the palace and reported to the Mirror King, "Your Majesty, the blind men you ordered to be found have now been brought to the front of the palace."
The Mirror King said, "You will lead the blind men to the Elephant Garden early tomorrow morning, so that each of them can only touch one part of the elephant's body, and then immediately bring them to the square in front of the palace." The next morning, the Mirror King called all his ministers and tens of thousands of commoners to gather in the square in front of the royal palace, boiling with people exchanging words, who did not know what major event the king was about to announce.
In a short time, the messenger arrived with the blind men.
6. 50-odd Characters IdiomsCao Boat Borrows Arrows (草船借箭) (cǎo chuǎn jiè jiàn)>
Seeing that Zhuge Liang was talented, Zhou Yu always wanted to find a chance to get rid of him. One day, Zhou Yu asked Zhuge Liang to make 100,000 arrows in 10 days on the pretext of official business. He didn't expect Zhuge Liang to agree, and said he only needed 3 days. Zhou Yu was very happy and made a military order with Zhuge Liang. Zhuge Liang quietly approached Lu Su and said, "Please lend me twenty boats, each with thirty soldiers. Cover the boats with green cloth and tie more than a thousand grass handles on the sides of the boats." Lu Su agreed. On the fourth watch of the third day, Zhuge Liang and Lu Su came to the river in these twenty boats. At this time the fog was so thick that people on the river could not see each other face to face. The boat is close to the north bank of the Cao army's water fortress, Zhuge Liang ordered to put the boat a word spread out, told the soldiers on board to beat the drums and shouting.
Cao Cao can not feel the reality, do not dare to send troops, mobilized more than 10,000 soldiers towards the river to shoot arrows, arrows seem to rain. Zhuge Liang turned twenty boats around and continued to beat the drums and shout. It was almost dawn, and the fog had not lifted. By this time, the grass handles on both sides of the boat were full of arrows. Zhuge Liang ordered to go back. Cao Cao realized he had been fooled.
Lu Su admired Zhuge Liang, said: "Mr. How do you know there is a fog today?" Zhuge Liang said, "How can a general not know astronomy, geography and yin and yang? Three days ago I have already calculated that there is a fog today."
And so Zhuge Liang completed the task of making arrows.
"Borrowing arrows in a straw boat" describes a miraculous plan.
(From "Romance of the Three Kingdoms")
The meaning of "Borrowing Arrows in a Grass Boat" is: to utilize wisdom and tactics to achieve one's own goals by means of other people's manpower or financial resources.
咀徹祎竹 (xiōng yǒu chéng zhú)
The Northern Song Dynasty painter Wen Tong (文同), with the character and Ke (與可), was famous for his paintings of bamboo. His paintings of bamboo were so famous that many people came to his door every day to ask for his paintings. The artist was famous for his bamboo paintings, and many people would come to his door every day. Originally, Wen Tong in front of his house planted a variety of sorts of bamboo, regardless of spring, summer, autumn and winter, wind and rain, he often went to the bamboo forest to observe the growth of bamboo changes in the situation, pondering the length of the bamboo branch thickness, the shape of the leaves, the color, whenever there is a new feeling back to the study, laying the paper and ink, the heart of the impression of the picture on the paper. As time passes, the image of bamboo in different seasons, weather and time is y imprinted in his mind. As long as he concentrates and puts up the brush, and stops in front of the drawing paper, the various forms of bamboo he observes on weekdays will immediately appear in front of his eyes. So every time he draws bamboo, he looks very calm and confident, and draws bamboo, all of them are realistic.
When people praised his paintings, he always said modestly: "I just draw the mature bamboo in my mind."
A young man wanted to learn how to paint bamboo, and learning that the poet Chao Shuizhi had studied Wentong's paintings, he went to seek advice. Chao Shuizhi wrote a poem to him, which contained two lines, "With may paint bamboo, there is a bamboo in his chest."
The story is from the Northern Song Dynasty's Su Shi's "Wen and Ke yún dāng gu yan yanzhu ji" (Records of Wen and Ke's yún dāng gu yanzhu). "Chest is full of bamboo" is a metaphor for being fully prepared before doing something, and having a very good grasp of the success of the thing; it is also a metaphor for not panicking in case of trouble, and being very calm.
The meaning of full of confident bamboo is: the original refers to the drawing of bamboo to have a picture of bamboo in mind. Later, it is compared to having made up one's mind before doing something.
7. Idioms by The Free Dictionary 50 Words 30Idioms by The Free Dictionary 50 Words Idioms by The Free Dictionary 50 Words (1): Drawing Cake to Feed the Hungry Cao Cao Cao Cao in the conquest of Zhang Xiu when the army was hungry and thirsty, at this time Cao Cao climbed the high mountains to look around and claimed that there was a prune forest in front of him, to tide over the crisis of the army's mutiny, and the later people called this time the thing as drawing cake to feed the hungry Idioms by The Free Dictionary 50 Words (2): Lying down to taste the guts The words say that the state of Wu fought with the Yue, and the king of Wu, Fu-chia, was defeated in the battle, and subsequently He slept on dry wood every day, and ate bitter gall every day, and finally defeated King Goujian of Yue with weakness, which is famous for lying on firewood and tasting gall.
[by Organize]Idioms 50 words (3): self-contradiction There was a man who sold spears and shields. He said the shield was the strongest, and he said the spear was the sharpest.
A man asked him what would happen if he poked the shield with the spear. He couldn't answer, and the ancients called him self-contradictory. Idioms 50 words (4): Carving a Boat to Seek a Sword There was a man in the state of Chu who crossed a river (it can also be called a man who passed through a river) and dropped the sword he was wearing into the river.
He hurriedly carved a mark on the edge of the boat, saying, "Here is where my sword fell." After the boat docked, the man followed the mark on the edge of the boat and went into the water to look for the sword, but after searching for half a day, he could not find it.
The boat had traveled (行驶) a long way, and the sword was still where it had been. 成语故事50字(5)：成语故事50字 Riding the wind and breaking the waves In ancient times, during the North and South Dynasties, there was a general in the state of Song surnamed Zongcourt, who was brave and ambitious since he was a child.
One day, Zongcourt's uncle asked him what his ambitions were, and Zongcourt replied, "I wish to ride the long wind and break ten thousand miles of waves." Meaning: I must break through all obstacles and go forward to do something.
Zongcourt, after diligent study and hard work, finally became a capable general. 成语故事50字（6）：成语故事50字 Suspicious Neighbor Stealing Axe Once upon a time there was a countryman who lost an axe.
He thought that the neighbor's son stole it, so he paid attention to the man's every word, every move, the more he saw, the more he thought the man looked like a thief who stole the axe. Afterwards, the man who lost the axe found the axe, which was originally lost in the valley a few days before when he went up the mountain to cut wood, in a moment of negligence.
After finding the axe, he ran into his neighbor's son, and looked at him again, but he didn't look like a thief. 成语故事50字（7）：成语故事50字 Incorrigible There was a minister in the Zhou Dynasty named Fan Bo.
Fan Bo was not only talented in poetry, but also good at governing the state. After that, he assisted the government by the side of King Li of Zhou.
However, King Li of Zhou was a domineering ruler, and he was notorious for his arbitrary behavior. He was a man of the world, and a man of the world, and a man of the world.
Van Bo was very persuasive, listing the faults of the dynasty, but the treacherous ministers whispered in the ear of King Li. King Li of Zhou was very tired of Fan Bo, and from then on, the treacherous ministers came in and out of the court, not to put Fan Bo in the eye.
Van Bo was so indignant that he wrote a poem, which was later included in the Book of Songs. The poem slammed the treacherous courtiers saying, "Doing evil is irredeemable!" Idioms in 50 Words (8): Le Bu Si Shu During the Three Kingdoms period, Liu Bei occupied the land of Shu and founded the state of Shu.
After his death, his son Liu Zen succeeded to the throne. Liu Zen was mediocre and incompetent, and after the death of those talented ministers, the state of Shu was destroyed by Wei.
After Liu Zen surrendered, the king of Wei, Cao Fen (máo), gave him the title of "Duke of Anle", a title he was given as a salary without any real power, and moved him to Xuchang, the capital of Wei, where he lived. At a banquet, Sima Zhao intentionally deployed the performance of Shu songs and dances in front of Liu Zen.
Liu Zen attendants thought of the demise of the former country, are very sad, Liu Zen, however, said to Sima Zhao: "this music, do not think of Shu." He did not miss Shu at all.
Idioms by The Free Dictionary 50 words (9): Idioms: Measure for Measure Story: In 712 BC, Duke Zheng Zhuang excused Duke Xu Zhuang for not listening to the orders of the Son of Heaven of the Zhou, and united Qi and Lu to eliminate the state of Xu, and at the disposal of the issue Qi Li Gong proposed to let Lu jurisdiction, and Lu Yindong proposed to let Zheng Zhuang Gong jurisdiction. The Duke of Zhengzhuang divided the state of Xu into two parts: the eastern part was under the jurisdiction of Xu Shu, the younger brother of the Duke of Xuzhuang, and the western part was under the jurisdiction of Gongsun Yu, the eldest son of the Duke of Xuzhuang.
Idioms by The Free Dictionary 50 Words (10): idiom Ancient Chinese Idioms 50 Words Chiseling Walls to Borrow Light Kuang Heng was a diligent student, but there were no candles at home to light his way. Neighboring houses have lamps and candles, but the light can not shine on his house, Kuangheng chiseled a hole in the wall to draw the neighbor's light, so that the light shines on the book to read.
There was a big family in his hometown called Wen Tizhi, who was a rich man and had a lot of books at home. Kuangheng then went to his house as a hired laborer, and did not pay.
The master thought it was strange and asked him why he was like that, and he said, "I wish I could get the books in your house and read through them once." The master heard this and was y impressed, so he lent him the book to read.
So Kuangheng became a great scholar. 成语故事50字（11）：成语古故事五十个字 Tongue fights with a group of Confucian scholars At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Liu Biao passed away, Liu Qiong surrendered to Cao Cao, and the situation was extremely unfavorable to Liu Bei and Sun Quan.
Liu Bei sent Zhuge Liang with Lu Su to the Eastern Wu to convince Sun Quan to unite against Cao Cao. Zhuge Liang in front of Sun Quan's temple successively Zhang Zhao, Yu turn, Buchi, Lu Jie's capitulation refuted to the skin, Sun Quan finally agreed to unite Liu against Cao Cao idiom story 50 words (12): a word nine tripods during the Warring States period, the Qin army surrounded the Zhao capital city of Handan, the king of the Zhao state king filial piety into the king of the Zhao state sends Ping Yuanjun to the state of Chu to ask for help.
Ping Yuan planned to lead 20 men to accomplish this task, and he had already picked 19, but one was still missing. At this point, Mao Sui volunteered to go.
When he arrived in Chu, he immediately talked to the king of Chu about the matter of "aid to Zhao", but the talk was fruitless. At this time, Mao Sui said to the king of Chu: "We came to ask you to send reinforcements today, you do not say a word, but you do not forget, despite the large number of soldiers in Chu, but even ate a series of defeats, and even the country has lost, according to my view, Chu than Zhao 62616964757a686964616fe58685e5aeb931333365663461 country more need to unite against the Qin ah! United against Qin ah!" Mao Sui's words convinced the king of Chu and immediately allowed to send troops to aid Zhao.
After returning to Zhao, Prince Ping Yuan exclaimed, "Mr. Mao went to Chu, and made Chu heavier than the Nine Cauldrons." Idioms 50 Words (13): Winking at the Rooster Zu Ti of the Jin Dynasty heard the rooster crowing in his sleep, he kicked Liu Kun awake and said to him, "Other people think that hearing the rooster crowing in the middle of the night is unlucky, but I don't, so why don't we just get up and practice our swords when we hear the rooster crowing afterward?" Liu Kun was happy to agree.
So they get up every day after the cock crows to practice sword, sword light flying, sword sound clanging. The spring and winter, the cold and the summer, never interrupted.
After a long period of hard study and training, they finally became a full of talent, both in writing and military, and were able to lead the army to win battles. Zu Ti was made General of Zhenxi, fulfilling his wish to serve his country; Liu Kun became a governor, concurrently managing and...
This is the first time that I have seen the world's largest army.