1. The story of the four-character idiom should be brief
Short idiom story - Suspicious neighbor steals axe
Once upon a time there was a countryman who lost his axe. an ax. He thought that the neighbor's son had stolen it, so he paid attention to every word and action of the man. The more he looked at it, the more he felt that the man looked like an ax thief. Later, the person who lost the ax found the ax. It turned out that when he went up the mountain to chop firewood a few days ago, he accidentally lost it in the valley. After finding the ax, he met the neighbor's son again. If he looked at him carefully, he didn't look like a thief.
Suspicious neighbors steal axes: Do not pay attention to factual basis, and make random suspicions about people and things.
2. Pull the seedlings to encourage growth
During the Spring and Autumn Period, there was a farmer in the Song Dynasty. He always thought that the crops in the field were growing too slowly. It seems that I never grow taller. He thought to himself: Is there any way to make them grow taller and faster?
One day, he came to the field and pulled up the seedlings one by one. It took a lot of effort to pull out a large field of seedlings one by one. By the time he finished pulling out the seedlings, he was exhausted, but he was very happy in his heart. When he got home, he boasted: "I was exhausted today. I helped the seedlings grow several inches taller!" After hearing this, his son hurried to the field to see and found that all the seedlings in the field were dead.
3. Incurable
In the Zhou Dynasty, there was a minister named Fan Bo. Fan Bo was not only talented in poetry, but also good at managing state affairs. Later, he assisted King Zhou Li in government affairs. However, King Li of Zhou was domineering and judged things in vain. The treacherous officials will use all kinds of flattery to please them. Fan Bo spoke frankly and enumerated the shortcomings of the government, but the treacherous ministers spoke ill of him in the ears of King Zhou Li. King Zhou Li was very tired of Fan Bo. From then on, treacherous ministers came in and out of the palace and ignored Fan Bo. Fan Bo was very angry and wrote a poem, which was later included in the Book of Songs. The poem criticized the treacherous minister and said: "He has done many evil things and is incurable!"
"Incurable": The illness is so serious that it cannot be saved with medicine. The latter is a metaphor for things being so bad that they cannot be saved.
Reference materials: 2. Four-character idioms that describe historical stories
Idioms from historical stories: Three visits to the thatched cottage, the iron pestle turned into a needle, looking at the plum blossoms to quench the thirst, returned to Zhao State, surrounded by enemies, begged for sin, served the country loyally, did not let go of the scroll, hung the beam, stabbed the buttocks, chiseled the wall, stole Just describe the movements of the characters: walking around, watching the flowers, cheering, helping the old, dancing with the young, talking on the knees, bending forward and backward, running to tell each other, crossing mountains and rivers, going back and forth, baring teeth and dancing claws to describe the friendship in the world: kindness is as heavy as a mountain, deep affection and deep friendship, brotherhood is inseparable, blood is thicker than water, blood is thicker than water, we are like-minded, we stand together through thick and thin, we treat each other sincerely and sincerely. Dependence explains the knowledge of the governor: step by step, accumulate over time, review old knowledge, learn new things, diligence can make up for clumsiness, stupid birds fly first, learn endlessly, learn endlessly, drop water through stone, work hard, open a book, it is beneficial. Idioms from fables: contradictory, add the finishing touch, carve a boat, seek a sword, wait for the rabbit, Ye Gong, a good dragon, add something to the sheep, cover one's ears, steal the bell, buy a coffin, return the pearl, describe the momentum of things. , Atmosphere: Impeccable, unstoppable, thunderous, deafening, thrilling, overwhelming, the ground is like broken bamboos, the rainbow is flowing through, thousands of horses are galloping, and the ground is flat to describe the characteristics of the four seasons: spring is cold, cold, spring is full of warmth, spring is warm, flowers are blooming in the garden, spring is beautiful, spring is beautiful, autumn is fruitful, spring weather is raining, the sun is like steaming heat, the sun is steaming, the autumn wind is refreshing, autumn is refreshing, autumn is pleasant, ice and snow are freezing, and the cold is blowing. The twelfth lunar month of winter describes the prosperous scene: the hall is in full swing, the gates are busy, the streets are empty, the seats are full, the guests are in full swing, the sun is booming, the rivers are flowing, describing the beautiful scenery and things: overwhelmingly beautiful, magnificent, magnificent, resplendent, jade buildings, wonderful and ingenious, icing on the cake, pink makeup, jade masonry, unique caves, describing the beautiful scenery of mountains and rivers: splendid rivers and mountains towering into the sky. The clouds, water, and sky are all sparkling, the lakes and mountains are full of colors, the mountains are bright, the water is beautiful, the mountains are flowing, and the water is white and soaring into the sky.
3. Four-character story idioms
(1) The allusion of grinding a needle with an iron pestle Li Bai, the famous poet of the Tang Dynasty, did not like studying when he was a child, so he often skipped school and wandered on the streets.
One day, Li Bai did not go to school again. He wandered around the street and looked here and there, and unknowingly arrived outside the city. The warm sunshine, cheerful birds, and flowers and plants swaying in the wind made Li Bai sigh, "With such good weather, how boring would it be to read in the house all day?" As he walked, he came across a man sitting at the door of a broken thatched hut. The old woman with white hair was grinding an iron pestle as thick as a stick.
Li Bai walked over and asked, "Old woman, what are you doing?" "I'm going to grind this iron pestle into an embroidery needle." The old woman raised her head, smiled at Li Bai, and then lowered her head to continue. Grinding.
"Embroidery needle?" Li Bai asked again: "Is it an embroidery needle used for sewing clothes?" "Of course!" "But when the iron pestle is so thick, when can it be ground into a thin embroidery needle? "The old woman asked Li Bai: "A drop of water can penetrate a stone, and a foolish old man can move a mountain. Why can't an iron pestle be ground into an embroidery needle?" "But you are so old?" "As long as I work harder than others, Nothing is impossible." The old woman's words made Li Bai feel ashamed, so he never skipped school again after he returned.
I studied very hard every day, and finally became a poet who will be famous throughout the ages. Interpretation: No matter what you do, as long as you have perseverance, you will definitely succeed. Hard work pays off.
If our children can be serious, hard-working and perseverant in their studies, there will be no problem with good grades. (2) Allusion to the Chicken Dance: Zu Ti of the Jin Dynasty was a man with an open mind and lofty ambitions.
But when he was a child, he was a naughty child who didn't like reading. When he entered his youth, he realized his lack of knowledge and felt that he could not serve the country without studying, so he started reading hard.
He read extensively and studied history seriously, so he started reading hard. He read extensively and studied history carefully, from which he learned a wealth of knowledge and made great progress in his knowledge.
He had been in and out of Luoyang, the capital, several times. People who had come 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, someone recommended him to go to court, but he refused and continued to study hard.
Later, Zu Ti and his childhood friend Liu Kun Yizhi served as the chief registrar of Sizhou. He and Liu Kun had a deep relationship. Not only did they often sleep in the same bed and quilt, they also had the same lofty ideals: to make contributions, revive the Jin Dynasty, and become the pillars of the country.
Once, Zu Ti heard the crow of a rooster in his sleep in the middle of the night. He kicked Liu Kun awake and said to him: "Other people think it is unlucky to hear a rooster crow in the middle of the night, but I don't." Thinking about it this way, how about we just get up and practice swordplay when the rooster crows?" Liu Kun readily agreed. So they got up after the rooster crows every day to practice their swords. The light of the swords danced and the sound of the swords clanged.
Spring goes to winter, cold comes and heat comes, never stopping. Hard work paid off, and after long-term hard study and training, they finally became all-round talents capable of writing good articles and leading troops to win battles.
Zu Ti was named General Zhenxi, realizing his desire to serve the country; Liu Kun became the governor, taking charge of the military affairs of the three states of Bing, Hebei and You, and gave full play to his literary and military talents. slightly. Interpretation: The story comes from "Book of Jin: Biography of Zu Ti".
The idiom "Dance upon hearing the chicken" describes a person who is energetic and promising, and also a metaphor for people with lofty ideals to cheer up in time. (3) The allusion of mending the situation after a desperate situation This story comes from the "Warring States Policy".
During the Warring States Period, a minister of the Chu State named Zhuang Xin said to King Xiang of Chu one day: "When you are in the palace, the Marquis of Zhou is on your left and the Marquis of Xia is on your right; when you go out, Lord Yanling and Lord Shouhe always look at you.
You and these four people specialize in luxury and pleasure, regardless of national affairs, Ying (the capital of Chu, in the north of Jiangling County, Hubei Province today) must be in danger! King Xiang was very unhappy after hearing this and cursed angrily: "Are you stupid?" Do you deliberately say these sinister words to confuse people's minds? Zhuang Xin replied calmly: "I really feel that things must come to this point, and I don't dare to deliberately say that Chu State has any misfortunes."
If you continue to favor this person, Chu State will definitely perish. Since you don't believe me, please allow me to hide in Zhao country and see what happens. "
Zhuang Xin had only lived in Zhao for five months. As expected, Qin sent troops to invade Chu, and King Xiang was forced to exile to Yangcheng (now northwest of Xixian County, Henan). Only then did he feel that Zhuang Xin's words were good, and he hurriedly He sent someone to find Zhuang Xin and asked him what he could do; Zhuang Xin said sincerely: "I've heard that it's not too late to think of a hound when you see a rabbit's teeth; it's not too late to repair a sheepfold after a sheep has run away. Not too late.
…” Interpretation of this is a very meaningful story. If you only know how to enjoy yourself but don’t know how to do things, the result will be a tragic failure. Based on the two sentences above, it means that after a mistake is made in handling something, it is not too late to save it.
For example, a businessman makes a mistake in estimating the development of things. He made a rash move and fell into a situation of failure. But he was not discouraged and patiently thought about the matter again, learned from this mistake, and believed that it was not too late to "make up for it" and start from scratch (IV) ) The Allusion of the Blind Man Touching the Elephant According to the ancient Indian Buddhist scriptures, there was a small country in India in ancient times, and the king was named Mirror King.
He believed in the Buddhism of Sakyamuni and worshiped the Buddha and chanted sutras every day, and he was very pious. Many divine religions and witchcraft were popular in the country at that time, and most of the subjects were confused by their preaching, and their hearts were confused and unclear about right and wrong, which was not conducive to the governance of the country.
The Mirror King wanted all his subjects to convert to Buddhism. So he came up with an idea: to educate and induce them through the experience of a blind man touching an elephant. The Mirror King told his ministers: "Find some blind people who are completely blind to come to the royal city. "
The messenger quickly gathered a group of blind men and led them to the palace. The messenger walked into the palace and reported to the Mirror King: "Your Majesty, the blind man you asked to find has been brought to the palace. "
The Mirror King said: "You will lead the blind people to the elephant garden tomorrow morning, so that each of them can only touch one part of the elephant's body, and then take them to the square in front of the palace immediately. "The next morning, the Mirror King summoned all the ministers and tens of thousands of civilians to gather in the square in front of the palace. People were whispering to each other. No one knew what important things the king was going to announce.
Different At the meeting, the messenger arrived with the blind people.
4. A collection of four-character idioms in idiom stories
The nest is covered with no eggs, the water is covered with water and it is difficult to collect. The snipe and the clams are fighting for joy. The sun is far and near, the fields are seizing the cows, the mantis's arm is in the car, the mantis is catching the cicada, the frost and dew are so fast, he is exhausted, and he is dead. Dai Zui Tu Gong is used to watch on the wall, stirring up the turbidity, raising the clearness, burning the chaff, self-illuminating the burning eyebrows, grinding the bricks, making a mirror, grinding through the iron inkstone, grinding the pestle into a needle, standing up like a crane, flocking a flock of bonfires, foxes chirping, eagles, insects, small skills, Guizhou donkey’s skills, biting the navel, nothing better than a sparrow knowing the ambition of a swan, a sparrow in the hall, raw jade The rich gold and neon clothes, the plumage, the coix, the pearl, Pan Yue, the beauty, the rich clothes, the practice makes skillful, the arrow on the string, the ink, the ink, the unconventional, the cruel, the unruly, the mocking, the wind, the moon, the drunkard's intention, the wine, the beautiful woman, the domineering, the Zangcang villain, the dead sheep in Zanggu, the fish spirit slips through the net, and the fish essence penetrates the day. The walls of the flag pavilion are as sparse as the morning stars. Look at the words and colors. Guan Ning cuts the mat. The tube peeks into the li and measures the knots of the mountain. The basket eats pot pulp and the basket eats and drinks. In the face of a critical disaster, God has a clever plan to save the dead and heal the wounded. A sentence is like Mount Tai. Zhong Kui is famous for catching ghosts, long-sleeved and good at dancing. In fact, it is difficult to live up to the chaotic situation. The mandarin ducks survive and ignore the devastation. The people betray relatives and leave. The leopard dies and leaves its skin. People die and leave their names. Solving difficulties and trying to cover up the disputes. Sentences. Turning stones into golden cauldrons. Drawing fuel from the bottom of the cauldron and slaying dragons. How to kill a chicken with skill, use a bull's knife, make hundreds of hits, see profit, forget justice, test the law with your own body, silence flags and drums, make a sentence, punish the soup, blow the chicken, the dog rises to the sky, the blue clouds go straight up to the sky, Yi shoots for nine days, all the brothers hear and know, ten etiquette, obey the people, look around, look around, make a sentence, hate, eat, gourd, drink, throw bricks and attract jade. Those who have done good deeds will be rewarded and those who have done wrong should not be punished with poison. A sentence will be used to set a warning to a hundred people. 5. Introduce an idiom story (details)
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During the Eastern Jin Dynasty, King Fu Jian of Qin controlled northern China. In 383 AD, Fu Jian led 900,000 infantry and cavalry to attack the Jin Dynasty in the south of the Yangtze River. Jin generals Xie Shi and Xie Xuan led 80,000 troops to resist. Fu Jian learned that the Jin army was insufficient in strength, so he wanted to win with more troops and seize the opportunity to attack quickly.
Unexpectedly, Fu Jian's 250,000 vanguard troops were unexpectedly defeated by the Jin army in the Shouchun area. They suffered heavy losses. The generals were killed and more than 10,000 soldiers were killed or injured. The Qin army's morale was greatly weakened and their morale was shaken. The soldiers were terrified and fled one after another. At this time, Fu Jian saw the Jin army's orderly ranks and high morale on Shouchun City. Looking north at Bagong Mountain, he saw that every plant and tree on the mountain looked like Jin soldiers. Fu Jian turned around and said to his younger brother: "What a powerful enemy this is! How can you say that the Jin army is insufficient in strength?" He regretted that he had underestimated the enemy too much.
The unlucky start cast an ominous shadow on Fu Jian's mind. He ordered his troops to deploy on the north bank of the Fei River in an attempt to use their geographical advantages to reverse the situation. At this time, Xie Xuan, the general of the Jin army, made a request for the Qin army to retreat slightly and make room for the battle across the river. Fu Jian secretly laughed at the Jin army's generals who did not understand common sense in combat, and wanted to take advantage of the Jin army's busy crossing the river and difficulty in fighting to launch a surprise attack, so he readily accepted the Jin army's request.
Unexpectedly, after the military order to retreat, the Qin army collapsed like a tide, while the Jin army took advantage of the situation and crossed the river to pursue them, killing the Qin army until they abandoned their helmets and armor, leaving corpses scattered all over the ground. Fu Jian was hit by an arrow and fled.
The story comes from "Book of Jin Fu Jian Zai Ji". The idiom "every tree and grass is a soldier" describes a nervous, suspicious and frightened mentality. 6. Four idiom stories, story names
The source of "Walking while walking to serve as a chariot" is from "Warring States Policy·Qi Ce IV": "If Shu wishes to return, eating in the evening is to serve as meat, strolling to serve as a chariot, and being innocent is to serve as a chariot." Noble, quiet and upright to protect oneself."
The meaning is to walk slowly, as if riding a car. During the Warring States Period, there was a scholar named Yan Shu in the state of Qi. King Xuan of Qi admired his name and summoned him to the palace.
Yan Shu walked into the palace casually and came to the stairs in front of the palace. When he saw King Xuan waiting for him to pay his respects, he stopped and stopped walking.
King Xuan was very surprised when he saw it, so he called out: "Yan Shu, come here!" Unexpectedly, Yan Shu still didn't move a step, and called King Xuan: "Your Majesty, come here!" King Xuan was very unhappy after hearing this, and the ministers on the left and right saw Yan Shu. Mu Wujun uttered arrogant words, saying: "The king is the king, and you are the subject. The king can call you over, and you can call the king over. How can that be done?" Yan Shu said, "If I go in front of the king, I will explain. I envy his power; if the king comes over, it means that he is polite to the corporal.
Rather than letting me envy the king's power, it would be better for him to be virtuous." King Xuan of Qi was angry and said: "After all, the king is noble. Or are scholars noble?" Yan Shu said without thinking, "Of course scholars are noble, and kings are not noble!" King Xuan said, "Do you have any basis for saying this?" Yan Shu looked calm and said, "Of course." /p>
When the Qin State attacked Qi State in the past, the King of Qin once issued an order: Anyone who dared to chop firewood within fifty steps of Gao Shiliu's grave should be killed. Whoever can cut off the head of King Qi will be made a Marquis of Ten Thousand Households and be rewarded with qian yi. From this point of view, the head of a living monarch is not even as good as the tomb of a dead scholar. " King Xuan of Qi was speechless. His face was full of displeasure.
The ministers rushed to rescue the siege: "Yanshu, come here! Yan Shu, come here! Our king has a country of thousands of chariots (thousands of war machines). Who dares to disobey from the east, west, south, north? Whatever the king wants, he can No matter what, the common people are not willing to obey orders. You scholars are so despicable!" Yan Shu retorted: "You are wrong! In the time of Dayu, there were so many princes.
That's why. Because he respects scholars. By the time of Shang and Tang, there were only twenty-four princes. It is the key to gain and loss.
From ancient times to the present, no one can be famous in the world for not being pragmatic. Therefore, the king should be ashamed of not asking others for advice frequently and not learning from those with low status. And ashamed."
When King Xuan heard this, he felt that he was in the wrong and said, "I am asking for trouble. After listening to your speech, I learned about the villain's behavior.
I hope you will accept me as your student, and you will live with me from now on. I guarantee that you will have meat in your diet, that you will have a car when you go out, and that your wife and children will all be beautifully dressed." Yan Shu declined. Said: "Jade was originally produced in the mountains. If it is processed by craftsmen, it will be destroyed. Although it is still valuable, it has lost its original appearance.
Scholars live in remote areas, and if they are selected, they will enjoy Lilu; it doesn't mean that he can't be noble and distinguished, but his external appearance and inner world will be destroyed, so I would rather hope that the king will let me go back and eat late every day, and it will be as delicious as eating meat, and walk steadily and slowly, which is enough. Treat it as a ride; live in peace, no worse than the powerful.
Be quiet, pure and self-sufficient, and enjoy it. It is you, the king, who orders me to speak, and it is I, Yan Shu, who declares loyalty."
After Yan Shu finished speaking, he bowed twice to King Xuan and then left. According to the picture, Sun Yang was born in the Qin State in the Spring and Autumn Period. According to legend, he was the most famous horse physiognomy expert in ancient my country. He could tell the quality of a horse at a glance.
Because it is said that Bole is the god responsible for managing horses in the sky, people call Sun Yang Bole. Sun Yang, a native of the Qin State in the Spring and Autumn Period, is said to be the most famous horse physiognomy expert in ancient my country. He can tell the quality of a horse at a glance.
Because it is said that Bole is the god responsible for managing horses in the sky, people call Sun Yang Bole. Bole had a son who was very poor in intelligence. He read his father's "Xiangma Jing" and wanted to find a thousand-mile horse.
He saw that the "Xiangma Sutra" said: "The main characteristics of a thousand-mile horse are, high forehead, big eyes, and hoofs like stacked distiller's yeast cubes." So he took the book and walked out, wanting to try it. Test your own eyesight.
Not far away, he saw a big toad, and hurriedly caught it and told his father: "I found a good horse. It's almost the same as what was said in your book "The Book of Horses", but the hooves don't look like they are stacked. Jiuqu cubes! "The story of Secret Chen Cang. When the Qin Dynasty was overthrown, Xiang Yu, Liu Bang and other generals who participated in the anti-Qin war gathered to discuss how to divide the country after victory.
Xiang Yu, who was the most powerful at that time, wanted to dominate the world. On the surface, he advocated dividing the land into kings and allocating territories, but in his heart, he began to think about how to eliminate them one by one in the future. Xiang Yu has no scruples about general generals, but he is very worried about Liu Bang. He knows that Liu Bang is the most difficult opponent to deal with.
Earlier, it was agreed that whoever captured the Qin capital Xianyang (near today's Xi'an, Shaanxi) first would be king in Guanzhong. As a result, Liu Bang was the first to enter Xianyang.
Guanzhong, now in Shaanxi, was the homeland of Qin. Due to Qin's vigorous management, Guanzhong was not only rich in products, but also had a strong foundation for military engineering. Xiang Yu did not want Liu Bang to be the "King of Guanzhong", nor did he want him to return to his hometown (today's Peixian County, Jiangsu Province), so he deliberately separated Ba, Shu (both in today's Sichuan) and Hanzhong (in the mountainous area of ??southwest Shaanxi Province today). The county was assigned to Liu Bang, who was granted the title of King of Han, with Nanzheng in Hanzhong as his capital.
I want to imprison Liu Bang in a remote mountain like this. Guanzhong was divided into three parts and assigned to the Qin Dynasty's surrendered generals Zhang Han [hán], Sima Xin and Dong Yi [yì] in order to block Liu Bang's way to develop eastward.
Xiang Yu proclaimed himself the Overlord of Western Chu, enfeoffed nine counties, and occupied the vast and fertile land in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River and the Huaihe River Basin. With Pengcheng (now Xuzhou, Jiangsu) as his capital, Liu Bang did have the ambition to dominate the world, which was of course very Not convinced, the other generals were also dissatisfied with the smaller territory they were given. However, intimidated by Xiang Yu's power, no one dared to disobey, so they had no choice but to obey and go to their respective places.
Liu Bang also had to temporarily lead his troops westward to Nanzheng, and accepted Zhang Liang's plan to burn all the hundreds of miles of plank roads along the way. A plank road is a passage built with timber on a steep cliff.
The purpose of burning the plank road is to facilitate defense, and more importantly, to confuse Xiang Yu and make him. 7. Introduce an idiom story and summarize it
To carve a boat and ask for a sword
There was a man from Chu who went on a long trip. When he was crossing the river by boat, he accidentally took away what he had brought with him. The sword fell into the rapids of the river. Everyone on the boat shouted: "The sword fell into the water!"
The Chu man immediately carved a mark on the side of the boat with a knife , and then turned around and said to everyone: "This is the place where my sword fell."
Everyone looked at the mark carved by the sword in confusion. Someone urged him: "Go into the water quickly and find the sword." "Yeah!"
The Chu people said: "Why are you panicking? I have a mark."
The boat continued to move forward, and someone urged him: "If you don't go down to find the sword, this will happen." The boat is going farther and farther, be careful not to find it again."
The Chu people still said confidently: "Don't worry, don't worry, the mark is engraved there."
Until the boat sailed. After stopping at the shore, the Chu man went into the water to find the sword along the mark. However, how could he find it? The mark engraved on the boat meant that the Chu man's sword fell into the river the moment it fell into the water. The sword that fell into the river will not move with the ship, but the ship and the marks on the ship's side are constantly moving forward. By the time the ship reaches the shore, the marks on the ship's side and the position of the sword in the water have already changed. The wind, horse and cow are irrelevant. Isn't it too confusing for this Chu man to use the above method to find his sword?
He wasted a lot of time in the water under the boat on the shore, but got nothing and attracted everyone’s ridicule. 8. Introduce and summarize an idiom story
Ding Dang Jade means looking at a tripod like a tripod and looking at jade like a stone.
Describing luxury, the tripod becomes a dragon and goes away. "Historical Records: Book of Fengchan": "The Yellow Emperor collected copper from Shou Mountain and cast the tripod at the foot of Jingshan Mountain. Once the tripod was completed, a dragon hung down from its head to welcome the Yellow Emperor.
The Yellow Emperor mounted his horse, and more than seventy people from the harem of ministers came up. Long Nai rode up. Later, "ding chenglong que" refers to the emperor's death. "Go." The cauldron and the cauldron were used as instruments of torture among the four ancient tortures.
Generally refers to the cruelest punishment. According to legend, Shang Wuding asked Fu Fu how to govern the country. He assisted Wu Ding in governing the country. Later, it was used as a metaphor to deal with state affairs. The sound of the bell for food was also called the bell for food.
It describes the luxurious life of wealthy people. When food rings, see "ding food rings bells." Ding is new and reformed, so "Yi Za Gua" says: "Gege means to get rid of the old; tripod means to get the new. "
In the old days, "Dingxingegu" was often used to refer to political changes or dynasty changes. Later, it generally referred to the destruction of things and the establishment of a new one. In the boiling cauldron, the swallow's nest is on top of the flying curtain, which is very confusing. "
Li Shan's note: "Yuan Song's "Book of the Later Han Dynasty": "Zhu Mu Shang Shu said: Fish are raised in a boiling cauldron, and birds perch on the blazing fire. If they are not used regularly, they will burn to death." "Zuo Shi Zhuan" says: "Wu Jizha said: The master is here, just like a swallow's nest on the curtain."
'" was later used as a metaphor for people or things in extremely dangerous situations. The tripod jade turtle talisman used to refer to the national treasure and the talisman entrusted to the country. The tripod was broken. "Yi Ding": " At ninety-four, the tripod breaks its legs and covers the gong. Its shape is rich and fierce. "Kong Yingda Shu: "When applied to others, they know the small but plan the big, and the strength is weak but the responsibility is heavy. If you do this, you will be humiliated and suffer disasters, so it is said that it is rich in appearance and fierce. ”
Later, “the tripod folds and overturns” is used as a metaphor for weak strength and heavy responsibility, which will lead to disaster. One side. It is often used as a metaphor for a situation in which three aspects are separate and stalemate. Three means that they are like a tripod. The three aspects stand side by side, and each has its own side.
It is a metaphor for a situation where three aspects are separate and stalemate. Momentum is a metaphor for a situation in which three parties are separate and stalemate. /pages/cy/chengyu.18778 "To pull up a mountain and carry a tripod" is the same as "to pull out a mountain and carry a tripod." Pulling up a mountain and carrying a tripod describes superhuman strength or majestic momentum. The phrase comes from "Historical Records·The Chronicles of Xiang Yu": "The chief official." It's more than eight feet tall, and it's strong enough to carry a cauldron. ”
Also: “The strength is overwhelming and the energy is unparalleled.” " Famous, very famous. Bear the weight and hold the tripod. It means holding a high position and shouldering heavy responsibilities. Ring the bell and set the tripod. "Xijing Fu" by Zhang Heng of the Han Dynasty: "Strike the bell and the tripod to eat, and the knights will pass each other. "
Zhong, a percussion instrument, generally refers to general musical instruments; tripod, a vessel for holding food. It means that when eating, there are musical instruments around you and there are tripods in front of you. Later, it was used as "ringing bells and tripods" or " "ringing bells and eating tripods" describes the luxurious life of ancient noble officials. Ringing bells and eating tripods are seen in "ringing bells and dining tripods". Three animals and five tripods ① refers to sumptuous food and delicacies.
② refers to the rich sacrifices of Shang Yi Xia Ding Xia In the 15th year of the Qin Dynasty, King Zhao of Qin besieged Handan, the capital of Zhao, and sent Pingyuan Jun of Zhao to Chu for help. Mao Sui volunteered to go with him.
The king of Chu agreed to save Zhao. Lord Pingyuan praised him and said: "As soon as Mr. Mao arrived in Chu, he made Zhao more important than Jiuding Dalu. "
See "Historical Records: Biography of Lord Pingyuan". Jiuding Dalu, a treasure of the ancient country.
Later, because it was regarded as a classic, it was said that one sentence can produce great power Fish swimming in the boiling tripod means "fish swimming in the boiling tripod". Fish swimming in the boiling tripod is the same as "fish swimming in the cauldron". Fish swimming in the boiling tripod is the same as "fish swimming in the cauldron". Chongyin Lieding means living a wealthy life and being a high official. /search/chengyu?q1=amp; q2=amp; q3=amp; q4=B6A6 Famous, famous, knife, saw, cauldron and wok are all ancient instruments of torture. They refer to torture, cauldron and cauldron to harmonize the five flavors.
It refers to the division of the land by the prime minister, and the division of the land, and the confrontation between the heroes. Zhongdingshi eats by ringing the bells and rowing the tripod. It describes the luxurious life of aristocrats or rich people. According to "Historical Records·Fengchan Book", "The Yellow Emperor collected copper from the first mountain and cast the tripod at the foot of Jingshan Mountain.
The tripod is completed, and a dragon hangs down from the river to welcome the Yellow Emperor. The Yellow Emperor rode up, and more than seventy people from the harem of ministers came up. Long Nai went up.
The remaining ministers were not allowed to go up, but they were all holding the Dragon Fang. The Dragon Fang pulled it out, fell down, and fell into the Yellow Emperor's bow. When the people looked up to the Yellow Emperor and ascended to heaven, they held his bow and called it Hu Fanghao. Therefore, later generations named the place Dinghu Lake and his bow Wuhao. "
Later, it was said that "the dragon went to Ding Lake" to mark the death of the emperor. Liang Qiuchi of the Southern Dynasties wrote in "A Book with Chen Bo": "The general fish swims in the boiling cauldron, and the swallow's nest is in the flying curtain." Above, aren’t you confused? "Then he used the metaphor of "Ding Yan Ding Fish" to describe a situation that was extremely dangerous and was about to be destroyed. The people were shouting and shouting loudly, just like the water in the tripod boiling. Ding, an ancient cooking utensil, is divided into three parts. The tripod stands side by side.
The Chinese version of "Historical Records: Biography of the Marquis of Huaiyin" says: "The world is divided into three parts, and the tripod stands together. No one dares to move first. "Three-legged tripod means that the three parties stand side by side like a tripod. The four seas are boiling. It describes the chaos and turmoil in the world. : "You can know the taste of a wok and the flavor of a cauldron by tasting a piece of meat." It is a metaphor that you can know the taste of the whole cauldron by tasting a piece of meat in the cauldron. Dingding is famous. Dingding is famous. "Dingding is famous". A piece of meat in the imperial tripod is a metaphor for a precious thing. A trace of Jiuding is still in danger. It means a very critical move. Ding Juebin broke his kneecap by lifting the tripod with both hands.
"Historical Records of the Qin Dynasty": "King Wu is powerful and a good show. The powerful men Ren Bi, Wu Huo and Meng Shuo all reached high officials.
Wang and Meng said that lifting the cauldron would be extremely embarrassing. "Zhang Shoujie Zhengyi: "Jue means to break.
Bin refers to the tibia. " Later, he used the metaphor of "lifting the tripod and being able to lift the cauldron without being overwhelmed by the heavy task". Kuang Ding explained Yi's "Book of Han·Kuang Heng Biography": "If you don't say "Poetry", Kuang Ding comes; if Kuang talks about "Poetry", you can interpret people." Yi. ”
Yan Shigu’s annotation: “Ru Chun said: ‘It can’t stop making people laugh. '" Later, "Kuang Ding Jie Yi" means that the poem is clear and clear, and it is very beautiful. The five tripods and ten thousand bells refer to the high-ranking official Houlu. Yi Ding Guizhang is a metaphor for the elegant and outstanding folding of the tripod and the folding of the tripod. /search/chengyu?q1=amp; q2=B6A6amp; q3=amp; q4= What is a tripod? Three legs and two ears. The shape is square or round.