Idiom is a major feature of traditional culture in China, which has a fixed structural form and a fixed statement, indicating a certain meaning. It is applied as a whole in a sentence, bearing the components of subject, object, attribute and so on. The following is an explanation of the idioms I collected for you, which is for your reference only. Welcome to read.

transcribe

qián jù hòu gōng

source

Su Qin said,' Why should my sister-in-law be humble before giving?' "The Warring States Policy, Qin Ce I" Su Qin said with a smile that his sister-in-law said,' Why should I be respectful?' Biography of Historical Records and Su Qin

explain

Hey: arrogance; Gong: Respect. I used to be arrogant, but later I was respectful. Describe a change in attitude towards people.

usage

As predicate, adverbial and attribute; Refers to people's attitude before and after.

structure

Combined type

synonym

Be humble in the front and humble in the back

Rhyming words

Tearing down the west to make up the east, sitting on the empty mountain, hitting ten points, following the fox's trail, coming out of the bag, observing the end of the original, striking the bell with a slap in the face, being commonplace, sleepy, ......

age

ancient times

English

proud at first but humble afterwards to change from arrogance to humility; to change ones attitude snobbishly

Idiom story

During the Warring States Period, Su Qin, a strategist, begged his father to give him a new fur robe and a hundred taels of gold, and went to the State of Qin to lobby for his political opinions. Without success, he had to go home despondently, and his sister-in-law didn't even give him food. He didn't lose heart, studied behind closed doors, and even reminded himself with a thorn stock. Later, he became the prime minister of the six countries, and when he came home, his sister-in-law knelt down and dared not look up.

example

Emperor Ge Xianweng smiled and said, "What is the monkey?" Ming Wu Cheng'en The Journey to the West 51 back.