The state of Zhao was about to invade the state of Yan, and Su Dai (a strategist in the Warring States period, and the younger brother of Su Qin, the strategist and crossbreeder) lobbied King Huiwen of Zhao on behalf of the state of Yan, and told the following fable: "When I came here, I passed through the Yishui River, and I happened to see the clam coming out to bask in the sun. The snipe took advantage of the opportunity to peck at the clam's flesh, and the clam closed its two shells and caught the snipe's beak. The snipe said, 'If it doesn't rain today, it won't rain tomorrow, and there'll be dead mussels.' The mussel also said tit-for-tat: 'If it doesn't come out today, and if it doesn't come out tomorrow (pinching and not letting go), there will be dead snipe.' Neither would give up, when a fisherman's father came and carried both away together." Yan and Zhao were confronting each other and both were getting fatigued, I am afraid that the mighty Qin is playing the role of the fisherman father, so I hope that the great king will think y about it. King Huiwen agreed with Su Dai and stopped using troops against Yan.
Peeping Leopard Through the Pipe
Chinese idiom storyWang Xianzhi (王献之), the son of Wang Xizhi (王羲之), a calligrapher of the Jin Dynasty, began to learn writing and painting at an early age. He was very clever, and was y loved by his father. Once when his father's friends and disciples were playing dice, Wang Xianzhi watched from the sidelines and said, "The south wind does not compete!" The disciple laughed and said, "A child is looking at a leopard through a tube, seeing only a speck."
Metaphorically, to see only a part of something, refers to the incomplete or slight gain of what one sees.
Gulp down dates
Once upon a time a smarty-pants heard that people eat pears which are good for their teeth but hurt their spleen, but eating dates is just the opposite. He thought for a long time and finally came up with a way to get the best of both worlds, that is, eating pears only chewing not swallowing, eating dates only swallowing not chewing, so as not to hurt the teeth and hurt the spleen, and people laughed at him for swallowing jujubes in one gulp.
This is the best way to get the most out of your life
Once upon a time there was a woodcutter on a mountain who was fetching firewood, and when he heard the sound of a fire, he ran to put it out. When his cart of firewood caught fire, he saw a cup by the side of the road and ran to the river to fill it with water to put out the fire, but the fire was so big that a cup of water was of no help at all, and the whole cart of firewood was burned up.
With a cup of water to put out a cart of firewood on fire. The metaphor is that the power is too small to solve the problem.
Ma Ge Wrapped His Body
During the Eastern Han Dynasty, when the Xiong Nu in the north was in turmoil, General Ma Yuan led his army to suppress the riot. He killed the enemy bravely, defeated the Xiong Nu, and pacified the turmoil on the border, and the emperor made him General Fubo. When he was 62 years old, the Xiong Nu invaded the Eastern Han Dynasty again, Ma Yuan requested to lead the troops to the battlefield saying: "A man should die in the sand, and be buried with his horse leather wrapped in a corpse", and he died of illness in the army in the same year.
Drawing a snake
A shepherd in Chu got a pot of wine from his master, and thought that it was too little for several people to drink together, and too much for one person to drink alone, so he asked several people to draw a snake on the ground, and the first one to draw it would drink. One man drew the snake first, picked up the wine pot and was ready to drink, looked at the others had not yet drawn, and took the pot in his left hand and drew the snake's feet with his right hand, before he drew the feet, the other man drew the snake and grabbed the wine pot and said, "The snake originally had no feet, how can you add feet to it?" After saying this, he drank the wine. The man who drew the snake's feet finally did not drink the wine.
The idiom of "drawing a snake's feet" is used to describe a person who has done something superfluous, but has made things worse. Sometimes it is also called "drawing a snake's foot".
Waiting for the Rabbit
Legend has it that in the Warring States period, there was a farmer in the state of Song who worked at sunrise and rested at sunset. In a good year, but only just enough to eat and wear warm; in case of a disaster, you have to starve. He wanted to improve his life, but he was too lazy, timid and small, doing everything is lazy and afraid, always want to come across the door of the unexpected wealth.
A miracle finally happened. One day in the late fall, he was plowing in the field, and there were people hunting around him. There was a lot of yelling and shouting, and the frightened beasts were running for their lives. Suddenly, one of the rabbits, without a second thought, ran headlong into the roots of a tree at the edge of his field.
That day, he had a good meal.
From then on, he stopped farming. All day long, he guarded the magical tree root and waited for a miracle.
The idiom of "Waiting for a rabbit by guarding a tree plant" is used to describe a person who wants to get something for nothing, or who sticks to a narrow experience without knowing how to change it.
Three Gu Gu Cao Lu
The end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the world is in chaos, Zhu Geliang in Longzhong thatched hut, self-cultivation and self-feeding, but very learned, known as "Mr. Wolong". Xu Shu to Liu Bei recommended Zhuge Liang, Liu Bei and Guan Yu, Zhang Fei personally to Wolong Gon to see Zhuge Liang, the first two times did not see, the third time finally see Zhuge Liang, sincere please Zhuge Liang out of the mountain.
Liu Bei in order to invite Zhuge Liang, three times to visit him in the hut. Later, this allusion was used to express the emperor's kindness to his ministers. It is also a metaphor for a sincere invitation or visit. The same as "three visits to a hut".
Painting a cake to satisfy hunger
Cao Cao's grandson, Cao Rui, was eager to find a "Chinese scholar" when he became the emperor, so he asked his minister, Lu Yu, to recommend someone with real ability and warned him that he could not recommend talents only on the basis of reputation, and that reputation was just like a cake on the ground, which could not be eaten when one was hungry. Lu Yu after careful selection for Cao Rui selected Zhongshulang.
Drawing a cake to relieve hunger. It is a metaphor for comforting oneself with empty thoughts.
Guan Bao's Friendship
During the Spring and Autumn Period, Guan Zhong and Bao Shuya of the State of Qi were especially good friends, and when they did business together, Bao Shuya was always willing to help Guan Zhong, who was poor, with more capital and less profit. Only Bao Shuya understood his difficulties when he was defeated in a war. After Xiaobai ruled the state of Qi, Bao Shuya gave up his position as minister to Guan Zhong, who said, "Bao Zi who knows me also knows me."
Afterwards, it is often compared to a friend who has a deep friendship.
Crossing the river and tearing down the bridge
Liu Bei was defeated at Chang Ban Po, and Zhao Yun found Liu Bei's wife and children, who had been dispersed. Cao Cao also chased him to the Chang Ban Bridge, where he saw Zhang Fei with his beard upside down and round eyes, and was so afraid that he had been tricked that he turned around and ran away. Seeing that Cao Cao had been deterred, Zhang Fei dismantled the Chang Ban Bridge. Fearing that Cao Cao would pursue him again, Liu Bei led his army to flee toward Hanjin in the night.
When he crossed the river himself, he tore down the bridge. The metaphor is to kick away those who have helped you once you have achieved your goal.
Drawing a tiger like a dog
Ma Yuan, a general of Fubo in the early years of the Eastern Han Dynasty, was very strict in educating his sons and nephews, hoping that they would become useful talents. He didn't like his nephews Ma Yan and Ma Dun to talk behind others' backs, and he wrote a letter "Commandment to Brother Yan Dun" to warn them to learn from Du Jiliang and Long Bo Gao. If they did not learn it, they would be like painting a dog instead of a tiger.
It is a metaphor for failing to imitate a tiger, but painting it like a dog instead. Interpretation Metaphorically speaking, a person's heroic spirit is like a high mountain and a big river. Story: Zhao Ding, a minister of the Southern Song Dynasty, was born in poverty and lost his father at the age of four, and was raised and educated by his mother. At the age of twenty-one, he was awarded a bachelor's degree, and when he was an official, he dared to criticize the rich and powerful, and he was very well received by the public.
Throwing an Egg at a Stone
Source: Mozi - Gui Yi (墨子-贵义)
Throwing an egg at a stone with the intention of using the stone for the purpose of saying something that is not my own is like throwing the stone with an egg. The meaning of "throwing eggs at stones" is also called "hitting stones with eggs", which means to touch stones with eggs. The idiom of "throwing an egg against a stone" means to touch an egg against a stone, which is a metaphor for taking one's own life and destroying oneself. One year, Mozi traveled to Qi in the north. One year, Mozi traveled to the north of Qi, and on his way, he met a man named Yu, who said to Mozi, "You can't go north
Zhihua
Origin: Xiangshan Yolu (湘山野錄)(太祖), pointing to the doorway, asked Pu, "Why don't you just write the name of the Gate of the Vermilion Bird, and use the word "須著之字"? " Pu said: "language to help". Taizu laughed and said: "What is the help of the word?" Comment: Ridicule the literati for chewing on words without being practical. Story: Zhao Kuangyin, the founding emperor of the Song Dynasty, was ready to expand the outer city after he became the emperor. He came to the Vermilion Bird Gate, looked up and saw the gate
Luoyang Paper Expensive
Zuo Si, a writer in the Jin Dynasty, was a very naughty child who did not like to read. His father often lost his temper over this, but little Zuo Si was still naughty and refused to study properly. One day, Zuo Si's father was chatting with his friends, who envied him for having a smart and lovely son. Zuo Si's father sighed and said, "Don't talk about him, Zuo Si's study is not as good as when I was a child, it seems that there is no
Hearsay
In the Spring and Autumn Period, there was a man named Mao Kong in Qi, who loved to listen to those unfounded legends, and then told what he heard to other people with great enjoyment. Once, Mao Kong heard about a duck and a piece of meat, which he found very rare, so he told it to Ai Zi. He said, "There was a man who kept a duck that was especially good at laying eggs, and that duck could lay more than a hundred eggs a day." When he saw Ai Zi laughing, he added: "
Not far from a thousand miles
Source: "Meng Zi - Liang Hui Wang Shang" Meng Zi met with King Hui of Liang. The king said, "I will not come from a thousand miles, but I will also come from a thousand miles! Not far from a thousand miles to come, will also have to benefit my country?" Definition: "Not far from a thousand li", also known as "not far from a thousand li to come", means not taking a thousand li as a distance to come to a certain place, which is a metaphor for not being afraid of a long way to go. Story: King Hui of Liang met Mengzi and said warmly: "Sir, you do not take thousands of miles to come to our country, must
Mao Sui self-recommendation
In the time of the Warring States period, the rich and powerful people like to provide some talented people to enhance their own power, and when there is something, the need for someone to give their opinion, let them plan strategy, for their own
Mao Suu Zi Zi. When there was something wrong and someone's opinion was needed, they would plan and strategize for themselves to solve the problem. Such people were called "diners", or "under the door". Prince Ping Yuan, the prime minister of the State of Zhao, was so powerful that he kept thousands of diners in his house. One of them, Mao Sui, stayed for three years without
The wisdom of internal help
Yan Ying was the prime minister of Duke Jing of Qi during the Warring States period, and his body was not very tall. The wife of the coachman was very virtuous, and when the coachman drove the car past the door of his house, his wife peeped through the door and saw her husband waving the horse
Sending goose feathers by a thousand miles
Origin: Xu Wei (徐谓)《路史》 (《路史》) A thousand miles of goose feathers are sent by a thousand miles of people, the gift is light but the feeling is heavy. Story: A magistrate, who happened to get a rare bird of prey, a swan, sent a man named Maeng Bo Gao to pay tribute to the emperor. As he was carrying the swan to the edge of Lake Panyang, he suddenly thought that he should stop and give the swan a bath, so he carefully
High Pillow
In the Spring and Autumn Period, there was a man named Meng Chang Jun in the State of Qi, who kept 3,000 guests in his house, and he divided them into three classes of guests: the upper class, the middle class, and the lower class! The top guests could eat a lot of meat and fish every day, and when they went out, they had a car to ride in; the middle guests only ate fish and vegetables every day; and the bottom guests only ate vegetables every day. One day, Meng Chang Jun's friends between
Like a fish to water
Source "Three Kingdoms - Shu Shu - Zhuge Liang Biography" So and Liang love good day close. Guan Yu, Zhang Fei and other displeased. The late master said: "I have Kong Ming, as if the fish have water. I hope that you do not repeat." Yu and Fei stopped. The idiom of "A fish gets water" is used to describe a person who is in love with him or a situation that suits him well. Story Zhuge Liang, word Kongming, Xiangyang people. Liu Bei (刘备), a man of the state of Qi in the Warring States period (战国时代), was a man named Chunyu Kun (淳于髡). He was very eloquent and good at talking. He often used some interesting cryptic phrases to advise the monarch, so that the king was not only not angry, but also happy to accept them.
The king of Qi was originally a very talented ruler, but after his accession to the throne, he was obsessed with wine and sex, regardless of state affairs, and only knew how to drink and enjoy himself every day, but he did not understand
When the Warring States period was in progress, the great doctor of the state of Chu, Song Yu, had a very high level of talent, but his writing was too profound, and many people could not understand it. Some people were dissatisfied with him and said behind his back that he was a lonely and arrogant person. When the king of Chu heard this, he brought him here and asked: "People often talk about you behind your back and are not satisfied with you, is it that your behavior is not correct, you need to review it
Bare shoulders
Interpretation: "Bare shoulders", not wearing armor. It is a metaphor for fighting without cover or strategy. Source: The Romance of the Three Kingdoms, 59th: "Xu Chu sex up, flying back to the formation, but the armor, all the tendons, bare body with a sword, turned on the horse. He came to fight with Ma Chao." Story: At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the government was corrupt and warlords attacked each other. Ma Teng, a warlord in Liangzhou, was attacked by Cao Cao
One day, Confucius, the "Most Sage Teacher," said to his students, "If you raise one corner, and don't counter it with three corners, you won't be able to get it back." This means that if I hold up one corner of the wall, you should be able to flexibly deduce the other three corners of the wall, and if you can't, I won't teach you any more. Later, we turned the words of Confucius into the idiom of "Lift one and reflect three", which means that to learn a thing, you can
Lifelike
Chuang Zi, the ancient philosopher of China, once wrote in his own work this story: "In the past, Zhuang Zhou dreamed of a butterfly, and the butterfly was also lifelike. In the past, Zhuang Zhou dreamed of being a butterfly, a vivid butterfly, a metaphor for forgetting to be with the [Home] imperative
Origin Mencius - The Heart of Perfection Meng Yu said: "The one who knows does not know, the imperative is urgent, the one who is kind does not love, the urgent pro-virtuous for the task. The meaning is the most urgent of the things that should be done at present. Once, a disciple of Mencius asked what he should know and do first, as there were many things to know and do. Mencius replied: "A wise man knows everything
The roc travels ten thousand miles
Legend has it that in ancient China, there was a kind of roc bird, which was transformed into a big fish named "Kun". Its back was thousands of miles long. Every year in June, it flew to the South China Sea to the "Heavenly Pool", and when it flapped its wings, the water in the pool was knocked up by three thousand miles of waves. With a whirlwind, it can fly over 90,000 miles in one go. Some birds asked it very incomprehensibly: "Why do you want to fly 90,000 miles away from the sky
The model
The end of the Sui Dynasty, the Sui field emperor poor soldiers silent martial arrogance and lust. First, he dug the Grand Canal, and then he made several expeditions to the east and invaded Korea. Most of the country's young men were drawn to repair the river and serve as soldiers. The land was uncultivated, the taxes increased every year, the people were in deep water, and the world was about to be in chaos. Li Jing, who was working as a magistrate in Maiyi, Shanxi at that time, was concerned about the seriousness of the national situation
The head of the horse is to look forward to
Origin: "Zuozhuan - Xianggong fourteen years," Xun Yan said: "The cock crows and drives, the base wells and razor stoves, the only thing that is to look forward to is the head of the horse. Definition: "Zhan" means to look at. The original meaning of this idiom is that in battle, a soldier looks at the head of the general's horse to decide the direction of action. Now it is used as a metaphor for obeying a commander or following him gladly. Story: During the Warring States period, Duke Nao of Jin united twelve vassal states to attack Qin, and commanded the allied forces
Buying Neighbors for Thousands of Gold
During the Northern and Southern Dynasties, there was a man named Lu Shengzhen, who had lived in the Guangling area for generations. He was a man of integrity, very wise and courageous, so he was respected and loved by the people, and was known far and wide. Lu Shengzhen's family lived in the north of the city, and his house was not spacious, and usually, with the addition of many people coming in and out of the place, it seemed even smaller. So some people advised him to buy another set of more spacious house. He said, "It's enough already."
What goes up must come down
During the Spring and Autumn Period, Duke Jing of Qi, since the death of his chancellor, Yan Ying, had no one to censure him to his face for his faults, and was therefore very bitter in his heart. One day, Duke Jing of Qi feasted on the civil and military officials, and after the banquet was over, they went to the square to shoot arrows for fun. Whenever Qi Jinggong shot an arrow, even if it did not hit the center of the arrow magpie, the civil and military officials are loudly applauded: "good ah!
The Deadwood
In the Western Han Dynasty, Han Anguo was a popular man around Emperor Jingdi of Han and King Liang Xiaowang. But when he was young, he had a twisted story. Being implicated in a certain incident, he was sent to prison to wait for the final verdict to come down. In the prison there was a guard named Tianjia who was very rude to him and often humiliated him without mercy. Once An Guo was bullied so much that he told
A Family of Four
Si Ma Xiangru of the Han Dynasty was a famous scholar of his time, but his family was very poorly off. One day, Zhuo Wangsun, a wealthy man, invited him to his home for dinner, and incidentally asked Sima Xiangru to perform his zither. Zhuo Wangsun's daughter, whose husband had just died at that time, was named Wenjun, and she was very interested in music. When Si Ma Xiangru played the zither at the banquet, knowing that Wen Jun was also present, he used the music to express his love. Banquet Ending
Flying Birds Scare Snakes
Shi Yalou was a monk in the Tang Dynasty. He lived in a temple for a long time, burning incense and reciting sutras. Other monks secretly play chess and sleep in their spare time, but Shi Yalou bought ink and ink brush and paper to practice calligraphy. Sometimes late at night, he was still practicing hard. Year after year, his writing skill became more and more profound. Many people who burned incense and worshipped Buddha also came to ask him to write. He agreed to do so one by one. His cursive writing is especially elegant and unrestrained. Some people asked
The winds and the cranes
The end of the Western Jin Dynasty was characterized by civil strife, and because of the prolonged turmoil, the Western Jin Dynasty unfortunately ended, and Si Ma Rui, the king of Luangya, established the Eastern Jin Dynasty in Jiankang. When the Jin Dynasty crossed the river to the south, the Hu people took over the north, however, the north was later occupied by all the former Qin, which was opposed to the Eastern Jin in the south of the river. At that time, the leader of the Former Qin Dynasty was called Fu Jian, and he hired Wang Mang, a Han Chinese, to be his prime minister, bent on making the country very strong. To
Carloads and Carloads
During the Three Kingdoms era, there was a war between Western Shu and Eastern Wu. However, Eastern Wu was gradually unable to resist Western Shu, so it sent Zhao Zi to Wei to ask for help. At that time, there were some problems between Wu and Wei, but Wu still had to ask Wei for help. As soon as Zhao Zi arrived at Xudu, Cao Pi, the Emperor of Wei, was very arrogant because he looked down on Wu, so he deliberately asked Zhao Zi, "Wu is like you
Yi chan so At the time of the Warring States period, Fan Suo became the prime minister of Qin. He was originally from the state of Wei. At that time, the "middle doctor" of Wei, Shuja, suspected him of fornicating with Qin, and the prime minister, Wei Qi, had him beaten up and thrown into the toilet. Fan Suo did not die, but fled to Qin with his wounds. King Zhao of Qin appreciated his talent and made him the prime minister. Soon after, Qin sent troops to attack Wei. The state of Wei immediately sent the middle-ranking official, Shuja, to the state of Qin to beg for peace. Fan [首页] Painting Cake to Feed Hunger
During the Three Kingdoms period, there was a man named Lu Yu, who worked as an official in the state of Wei. Because he gave many good ideas to Cao Pi, the Emperor of Wei, he was highly valued by the court, and he was promoted to be a minister of the state and a minister of the state of Zhongshulang (中書郎). Once, Emperor Wen of Wei said to Lu Yu, "The key to whether the state can get talented people lies in you. Select talents, don't take those with fame, fame is just a cake on the ground, it can't be eaten." Lu Yuhui
Thousand Years
Origin:Han Changli Quanji - Chaozhou Village History Xie on the table "At this time, the so-called thousand years can not be met with the Jiahui. Definition: "载"，午. "Fung" means to meet. It is rare to meet once in a thousand years. It is an extremely rare opportunity. Story: Han Yu, a famous writer in the Tang Dynasty, was orphaned as a child and raised by his sister-in-law. He studied hard. As a young man, he read a lot of books and built up a solid foundation in learning
No Chill
When Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was in office, there was a man named Yi Zong, who was favored by the Empress Dowager and became the magistrate of a certain county in Shangdang County. After taking office, the public service did a very good job, the case is handled boldly, whether it is rich and powerful gentry, or civilians, as long as the law, YiZhong impartial trial, the emperor is very appreciated, transfer him to do the Hanoi County Lieutenant. As soon as he arrived at his post, he immediately decapitated all the big families that had caused harm to one side of the country.
The Three Kingdoms era, Lu Meng of the Eastern Wu, could be said to be a learned and versatile person, and after Zhou Yu's death, he succeeded him as the governor of the Eastern Wu. After Zhou Yu's death, he succeeded him as the governor of Wu. He designed to defeat Guan Yu of Shu Han, and sent his general Pan Zhang to kill Guan Yu, and died soon afterward. Lu Meng was originally a man who did not do his job and refused to work hard, so he did not have much knowledge. When Lu Su met him, he felt that there was nothing desirable about him. Later, when Lu Su met him again, he saw
Yanzi's mission to Chu Yanzi went on a mission to the state of Chu. The state of Chu's rulers and officials want to make fun of Yenzi, showing the Chu state's prestige. They knew that Yanzi was a short man, so they made a small hole next to the gate, so that Yanzi could enter the city through this small hole. Yan Zi went to the front of the small hole, looked at it and said, "This is a dog hole, not a city gate. Only those who are on a mission to a dog country enter through a dog hole. Today, I am on a mission to Chu, not to a dog country.
Small Wizard Meets Big Wizard
During the Three Kingdoms period, Zhang Sheng, a famous general beside Sun Quan of the Eastern Wu Dynasty, was a very talented man who could not only write poems, but was also good at composing fugues. The famous writer Chen Lin was his fellow countryman at that time. Chen Lin wrote "Wuku Fu", which Zhang Sash appreciated very much after reading it and wrote a letter to praise Chen Lin's literary talent. Chen Lin wrote back, saying, "I am in Hebei, almost cut off from the world, where there are fewer people writing, and it is easy to be noticed,
Jia Ren Crossing the River
Language Short Stories Jia Ren Crossing the River In modern times, the words "商" and "贾" do not mean much to each other. In modern times, there is no big difference in the semantics of "merchant" and "jia", both meaning trade; but in ancient times, "merchant" and "jia" differed in the way of doing business, with the so-called "merchant" being the one who sells less and "jia" the one who sells more. But in ancient times, "merchant" and "jia" were different in the way they operated. A person who buys from one place and sells to another place and does business in this way is called a Jia. Once upon a time, there was a Jia people, in Henan to do a number of
Not to be missed
The end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, there is a famous scholar You Heng, outstanding talent. At that time, Kong Rong, the Great Counselor of Taizhong, was especially appreciative of him and recommended him to Emperor Xian of Han Dynasty. He wrote: "The emperor's room, the royal residence, must be stored in the very treasure. If Heng and other generation, can not get more." Emperor Xian did not dare to make a decision, but gave Kong Rong's recommendation to Cao Cao. Cao Cao loved talent, so he summoned You Heng. Cao Cao, who loved his talent, summoned Thieu Heng to see him, but Thieu Heng scorned Cao Cao and treated him rudely. Cao Cao then sent Thieu Heng as a drummer
Be Respectful
Explanation: Very respectful, also describes very dignified and courteous. This idiom comes from "Shijing. Xiao Ya. Xiaoben", Weisang and Zi, must be respectful stop. I will respectfully stop. I will not look at my father, and I will not rely on my mother. I do not belong to my father, I do not depend on my mother, I do not belong to my hair, I do not suffer from my mother. I was born in heaven, where is my star? King Yu of Zhou, Ji Gongnei, was the last king of the Western Zhou Dynasty, who was a mediocre and tyrannical ruler with corrupt politics. In 779 BC, the state of Berg offered a beautiful woman named Si
Three Autumns in a Day The book of Poetry is a very famous work in China, which at that time was in fact an ancient ballad circulating in the folklore, which included many stories praising love and describing the love between a man and a woman. One of the poems in the Book of Songs, entitled "Cai Ge", is a poem that expresses the feeling of longing for each other. The poem is about a man and a woman who miss each other very much in their hearts after they are separated. The poem is about a man and a woman who miss each other very much after they are separated. The meaning of the poem is: the one I miss day and night
Peach and plum do not say anything, but the next one will become a grove
When the Western Han Dynasty was in its heyday, there was a valiant general named Li Guang, who had fought with the Xiong Nu for more than seventy times in his life, and had made great achievements in battle, and was loved by his soldiers, officers and the people. Although Li Guang held a high position, commanded thousands of troops and horses, and was a meritorious official in the defense of the country, he was not at all proud of his achievements. He not only treated people with kindness, but also shared the pain with his soldiers. Every time the imperial court gave him a reward, he first thought of his
Slaves and knees
Southern Song Dynasty, the Southern Song Dynasty and the invading Yuan soldiers war, and because the Song Dynasty is not enough troops, and therefore always defeated the war, the country is facing the crisis of extinction. However, the emperor of the Song Dynasty still only cared about enjoying himself, while the chancellor Jia Sidao concealed the enemy's situation. Minister Chen Zhongwei knew that the situation was very serious and told the emperor, "During the reign of Emperor Gaozong, the officials and ministers were so mediocre that when the enemy attacked, those who attacked the enemy
Suspecting neighbor's theft of axe
Once upon a time, there was a man in the countryside who had lost an axe. He thought that his neighbor's son had stolen it, so he paid attention to the man's every word and every move, and the more he saw, the more he felt that the man looked like a thief who had stolen the axe. Later, the man who lost the axe found the axe, it turned out to be a few days ago when he went up the mountain to cut wood, a moment of negligence lost in the valley. After finding the axe, he ran into his neighbor's son, and then looked at him carefully, and how he didn't look like a thief.
Suspecting neighbors to steal the axe: do not pay attention to the factual basis, to people and things wildly suspicious.
Incorrigible
There was a minister in the Zhou Dynasty named Fan Bo. He was not only talented in poetry, but also good at governing the state. Later, he worked for King Li of the Zhou Dynasty and assisted him in the government. However, King Li was very domineering, and he was not able to take the law into his own hands. He was also a good advisor to the king's ministers, who tried to please him. While Fan Bo advised the king of the Zhou Dynasty to list out the shortcomings of the government, the treacherous ministers whispered bad words about him in the ear of the king. King Li of Zhou became very tired of Fan Bo, and from then on, the treacherous ministers went in and out of the court, not taking Fan Bo into account. Fan Bo was so indignant that he wrote a poem which was later included in the Book of Songs. The poem attacked the treacherous ministers, saying, "Doing evil, irredeemable!"
"Incorrigible": so sick that it cannot be saved by medicine. Later, the metaphor is that things are so bad that they cannot be saved.
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 very brave and ambitious since he was a child. One day, Zongcourt's uncle asked him what his ambition was, and Zongcourt replied, "I wish to ride the long wind and break ten thousand miles of waves." He 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, through diligent study and hard work, finally became a capable general.
Later, people used the phrase "riding the wind and breaking the waves" to describe the spirit of not being afraid of difficulties and advancing bravely.
A Clothesline
During the Northern and Southern Dynasties, the border between Northern Zhou in the north and Chen in the south was defined by the Yangtze River.
Yang Jian, the prime minister of the Northern Zhou, abolished Emperor Jing of Zhou and became the emperor himself, establishing the Sui Dynasty.
Determined to destroy the state of Chen, he once said, "I am the parent of the common people of the country, can I watch the people in the south suffer and not save them just because they are separated by the Yangtze River, which is as narrow as a sash?
Later, people used the phrase "a belt of water" to describe the two places that are very close to each other, separated only by a narrow strip of water.
Concentration
Once upon a time, there was a chess player named Qiu, who was very good at chess.
Autumn had two students who studied chess with him, and one of them was very focused and concentrated on learning from his teacher. The other one was not like that, he thought it was easy to learn chess, so he didn't need to be serious. While the teacher was explaining the game, he sat there with his eyes looking at the pieces, but in his mind he was thinking, "If only I could go out into the field now and shoot down a wild goose, how nice it would be to have a good meal." Because he was always distracted by his thoughts, he didn't listen to the teacher's explanation at all.
As a result, although the two students were taught by the same famous teacher, one of them progressed very quickly and became a famous chess player, while the other one did not learn a thing.
The Cup and the Bow
One day, Le Guang invited his friend to drink in the hall of his house. While drinking, that friend suddenly saw the shadow of a small snake swaying in his wine cup, and he was disgusted in his heart, but he still drank the wine. After drinking, he was not comfortable and relieved in the end. He returned home and got sick.
After a few days, Le Guang heard the news of his friend's illness and understood the reason for his illness. Le Guang thought to himself, "There would never be a snake in a wine cup!" So he ran to the place where he had been drinking that day to inspect it. It turned out that on the wall of the hall, there was a bow painted with colors. The shadow of the bow happened to fall on the place where his friend had put the wine cup, so Le Guang went to his friend and explained this to him. When the man understood the reason, he was cured immediately.
Later, people used the phrase "bow and bow, snake and shadow" as a metaphor for suspicion and self-panic.
The idiomatic story of Xie Ling Yun (谢灵运), a scholar of literature, was a governor of Yongjia during the Southern Dynasty. He often traveled to the mountains and wrote poems and fugues, which were highly appreciated by Emperor Wen. He therefore proudly said, "The total **** of literary talent in the world is one stone, of which Cao Zhi accounts for eight buckets, I account for one bucket, and the rest of them together account for one bucket."
Dumbfounded
Chinese idiom storyIn the early years of the Western Han Dynasty, Han Xin was made king of Qi, and the prime minister Xiao He was worried that Han Xin had too much military power, so he looked for Fan Kuai*** to discuss his plans. Fan Kuai was so complacent that he even boasted how he defeated Xiang Yu and scared him so much that he was dumbfounded, thus protecting his lord. In the face of this Huaiyin a starving man and the handless Han Xin, only need to call one or two people can cut him in two
Carved Fence
Chinese Idioms Story In 960 A.D., Zhao Kuangyin Chenqiao mutiny to establish the Song Dynasty, eliminating the countries of Nanping, Houshu, and Nanhan. Li Yu, the later lord of the Southern Tang Dynasty, was defeated by the Song Dynasty when he surrendered and was named the Marquis of Defiance, as he did not ask about dynasty politics and only recited poems and lyrics. Li Yu composed the following lyrics: "The carved jade masonry should still be there, only the color of his face has changed." Song Taizong took the opportunity to kill him."
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