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A Word and Nine Cauldrons

During the Warring States Period, Qin's army surrounded Handan, the capital of Zhao. The situation was very critical. King Xiaocheng of Zhao sent Lord Pingyuan to Chu for help. . Pingyuan plans to lead 20 disciples to complete this mission. Nineteen have been selected, but one is still missing. At this time, Mao Sui volunteered to go. Lord Pingyuan was dubious and reluctantly took him to the Chu Kingdom.

After Lord Pingyuan arrived in the Chu Kingdom, he immediately talked with the King of Chu about "aiding Zhao", and they talked for a long time to no avail. At this time, Mao Sui said to the King of Chu: "We came today to ask you to send reinforcements. You said nothing, but don't forget that although the Chu State has many soldiers and a large territory, it has suffered successive defeats and even lost the country. In my opinion, Chu State needs to unite to resist Qin more than Zhao State!" Mao Sui's words convinced the King of Chu and immediately agreed to send troops to aid Zhao.

After returning to the State of Zhao, Lord Pingyuan said with emotion: "As soon as Mr. Mao arrived in Chu, he made Chu more important than Jiuding Dalu." )

The idiom "One word nine tripods" comes from this story, describing how one sentence can play a significant role.

Stay away

In the Spring and Autumn Period, Duke Xian of Jin believed the slander and killed the prince Shen Sheng, and sent people to capture Shen Sheng's younger brother Chong'er. After hearing the news, Chong'er escaped from Jin and lived in exile for more than ten years.

After many hardships, Chong'er came to Chu. King Cheng of Chu thought that Chong'er would do great things in the future, so he welcomed him with the courtesy of a nation and treated him like a distinguished guest.

One day, the King of Chu hosted a banquet for Chong'er. The two drank and talked, and the atmosphere was very harmonious. Suddenly the King of Chu asked Chong'er: "If you return to Jin one day and become the king, how will you repay me?" Chong'er thought for a while and said: "You have beautiful women, precious silks, precious bird feathers, ivory and animal skins, etc. The land of Chu is rich in products. How can the Jin Kingdom offer any rare items to the king? "The king of Chu said: "You are too modest, but you should show me something, right?" Chong'er smiled and replied. : "With your blessing, I would like to be friendly with your country if I can return to power. If one day there is a war between Jin and Chu, I will definitely order the army to retreat three units (one unit is equal to thirty miles). If there is still a war, If I can't get your forgiveness, I will fight with you again."

Four years later, Chong'er really returned to Jin and became the king, the famous Duke Wen of Jin in history. The state of Jin became increasingly powerful under his rule.

In 633 BC, the armies of Chu and Jin met in battle. In order to fulfill his promise, Duke Wen of Jin ordered the army to retreat ninety miles and stationed in Chengpu. When the Chu army saw the Jin army retreating, they thought the enemy was afraid and immediately pursued them. The Jin army took advantage of the Chu army's weakness of being arrogant and underestimating the enemy, concentrated its forces, defeated the Chu army, and won the battle of Chengpu.

The story comes from "Zuo Zhuan·The Twenty-Two Years of Duke Xi". The idiom "to retreat" means not to fight with others or to take the initiative to give in.

Covering one's ears and stealing the bell

During the Spring and Autumn Period, Zhi Bo, a nobleman of Jin State, destroyed the Fan family. Someone took the opportunity to go to Fan's house to steal something, and saw a big bell hanging in the yard. The bell is made of fine bronze and has exquisite shapes and patterns. The thief was very happy and wanted to carry this beautiful clock back to his home. But the clock was so big and heavy that it couldn't be moved. After much deliberation, he found only one way, which was to break the clock into pieces and then move them home separately.

The thief found a big hammer and hit the clock with all his strength. A loud bang made him jump. The thief panicked, thinking that this was too bad. Didn't this sound tell people that I was stealing the clock here? He was so anxious that he threw himself on the clock and opened his arms to cover the sound of the bell, but how could he cover it! The sound of the bell still sounds long and distant.

The more he listened, the more frightened he became. He could not freely withdraw his hands and cover his ears with all his strength. "Hey, the bell has become smaller and can't be heard anymore!" The thief became happy. "It's wonderful! If you can't cover your ears, you can't hear the bell!" He immediately found two cloth balls and covered his ears. Stop it, thinking, now no one can hear the bell. So he let go and hit the clock. Every time, the bell sounded loudly and spread far away. People heard the bell and swarmed to catch the thief.

The story comes from "Lu's Spring and Autumn Period: Self-Knowledge". "Hiding one's ears and stealing the bell" is said to be "covering one's ears and stealing the bell", which is a metaphor for the cover-up behavior of stupidity and self-deception.

Returning home in rich clothes

"History of the South." Volume 38. "Biography of Liu Yuanjing"

Qingyuan was named Wenhe and was a disciple of Yuanjing. ... The Bafu was built for the purpose of being a Zhonglang. Emperor Wu accepted Zen and was granted the title of Marquis of Chong'an, with the rank of Sanqi Changshi, and was granted the title of Marquis of Yundu. He became the governor of Yongzhou and became the governor. The emperor paid a farewell visit to the new pavilion and said: "Your Majesty has returned home in fine clothes, and I have no worries about the West." Emperor Wu of the First Dynasty was in Yongzhou, and Qingyuan was his guest. He said: "In the past, Mr. Yang spoke to Liu Hong, and your empress should live in my place. This is also the case today. "Not even ten years ago, when I was in the Qingyuan governor's office, I thought he was better than Wei Yongzhi.

Liu Bang's embarrassment on all sides further shook Xiang Yu's military morale. The soldiers cried bitterly. Thinking back to the beginning, Xiang Yu missed the "good opportunity to conquer Xianyang first and become king" in order to serve Qin Dynasty. Then he missed the opportunity to kill Liu Bang at the Hongmen Banquet because of his "intolerance"; later he "burned down Epang Palace" and wanted to "acquire his goods, treasures and women and go east". At that time, some wise men suggested that he establish a capital in Qin and proclaim himself king. When Xiang Yu faced the ruins of the Qin Palace, he longed to return eastward. He also said: "Wealth and honor do not return to their hometown, but they travel at night like fine clothes. Who knows." These words hit the nail on the head and pointed out that Xiang Yu "returns to his hometown in fine clothes and honors his ancestors." concept. As the saying goes: "A good man has his ambitions in all directions." Although Xiang Yu possesses the traditional thoughts of ancient Chinese, he also has the ambition of "proclaiming himself emperor". During his eight years of bloody battle, he has always been a lonely tragic hero. On the one hand, Xiang Yu wanted to be an emperor, and on the other hand, he also wanted to be a great hero that everyone envied. And he wanted to become famous in front of the people in Jiangdong. These have become the "stumbling blocks" that prevent him from becoming an emperor.

The wind is blowing and the cranes are chirping, and the grass and trees are all fighting.

Idiom explanation: Chirping: birdsong. When they heard the sound of wind and the cry of cranes, they suspected that they were pursuers. Describes people being suspicious when they are panicked.

Source of the idiom: "Book of Jin·Xie Xuan Zhuan": "Hearing the roar of cranes, everyone thought that the king's master had arrived."

Idiom example: The gangsters were fleeing in embarrassment, scared out of their wits.

(where ~ represents this entry: the wind and cranes roar, and the grass and trees are all soldiers)

Idiom story: Civil strife occurred in the late Western Jin Dynasty. Due to the long-term unrest, the Western Jin Dynasty unfortunately perished, and Langya King Sima Rui died. The Eastern Jin Dynasty was established in Jiankang. When the Jin Dynasty crossed the river and came to the south, the Hu people occupied the north. However, the north was later completely occupied by the former Qin Dynasty and opposed the Eastern Jin Dynasty south of the Yangtze River.

At that time, the leader of the former Qin Dynasty was called Fu Jian. He asked Wang Meng of the Han Dynasty to be his prime minister, and he was determined to make the country very strong. In order to fulfill his wish to unify China, Fu Jian led an army of 800,000 to attack the south. The kings and ministers of the Jin Dynasty were very frightened when they heard the news. Only the Prime Minister Xie An was very calm and calmly arranged the war.

At Feishui, Xie An quickly sent troops across the river to sneak attack the former Qin army before it was assembled. As a result, the former Qin Dynasty lost miserably. The soldiers ran for their lives everywhere. When they heard the sound of the wind or the cry of cranes, they thought that the Jin army was about to attack, and they were very scared. In this battle, the soldiers of the former Qin Dynasty suffered heavy casualties, and it also determined the future long-term confrontation between the north and the south.

Act as a ghost for the tiger. It is a metaphor for acting as an accomplice of evildoers.

〖Source〗 "Taiping Guangji" Volume 430: "A rogue ghost is a person who is eaten by a tiger, and it is the ear of the tiger." Sun Guangxian of the Song Dynasty "Bei Meng Suoyan Yiwen" "Volume 4: "Anyone who dies from a tiger or drowns in water is called a ghost, and must be replaced by someone."

Reluctant to miss Shu

During the Three Kingdoms period, Liu Bei occupied the land of Shu and established the Shu Kingdom. After his death, his son Liu Chan succeeded to the throne, also known as "Liu Adou". Liu Chan was mediocre and incompetent. After the death of those talented ministers, the Kingdom of Shu was destroyed by Wei in 263 AD. After Liu Chan surrendered, Wei King Cao Mao gave him the title of "An Le Gong" with a salary but no real power, and moved him to Xuchang, the capital of Wei.

The King of Wei himself had no real power, and Sima Zhao was the one who held the most power. At a banquet, Sima Zhao deliberately arranged a performance of Shu songs and dances in front of Liu Chan. Liu Chan's entourage were very sad when they thought of their lost homeland, but Liu Chan said to Sima Zhao: "I am happy here, but I don't miss Shu at all." He did not miss Shu at all.

Based on this story, people have derived the idiom "Happy to miss Shu" to describe some people who are content with the status quo and are happy and forget to return. It also describes some people who enjoy themselves and forget their roots.

Eat the hard work

In 496 BC, a war broke out between the Wu State and the Yue State in the lower reaches of the Yangtze River because of a small grudge! The young King Gou Jian of Yue took Fan Li as his military advisor and defeated the Wu army. The old King Wu also died of his injuries! The young Fu Chai ascended the throne. He vowed to destroy the Yue Kingdom. Three years later, Fu Chai led a powerful army to attack Yue. After the two sides fought, Yue defeated Wu Sheng, and the Wu army attacked Yue Duji. Li Zhong bribed the ministers of the State of Wu, Bo Pi, and Fu Cha, who tried their best to deal with each other. Finally, Fu Cha moved Huairen's heart and immortalized the Yue Kingdom. The country of Yue was preserved. Gou Jian led his queen and Fan Li into Wu as slaves. After being a slave for three years, Fu Chai fell ill. Fan Li seized the opportunity and asked Gou Jian to taste Fu Chai's feces to find the source of the disease. This completely influenced Fu Cha and released Gou Jian. Gou Jian, who returned to the State of Yue, slept on firewood and hung a rope from the beam of the house. At one end of the rope was a pig's gall, which was extremely painful. When he woke up every day, the first thing he did was to take a bite of the bitter gall. Incomparable gall! For twenty years, he was untouchable, every day. In 473 BC, Gou Jian secretly raised 30,000 soldiers hidden among the people and besieged the city of Gusu in one fell swoop. At this time, Fu Chai still had 50,000 soldiers and horses, but he did not dare to go out of the city to fight because of the lack of food and grass. Gou Jian created a miracle in the history of human kings! He worked hard to inspire and strive to strengthen the country, creating a human legend of defeating the big with the small, defeating the strong with the weak, and hitting the stone with the egg! The allusion of "sleeping on fuel and tasting gall" is called a classic among classics in the thousands of years of Chinese civilization history. Gou Jian's superhuman will may have more human significance!

Disasters everywhere

Explanation: It is a metaphor for the screams and displaced victims everywhere. Aihong: The mourning wild geese.

There is a poem titled "The Wild Goose" in "The Book of Songs·Xiaoya". Two of the sentences are: "The swan geese are flying, whining and wailing."

It means: The swan geese can't find a place to rest, and fly without a destination, crying sadly. Describe the miserable scene of displaced refugees *** calling for help.

Because of these two lines of poetry, people later called the refugees who could not live in peace "Ai Hong"; to describe the large number of suffering people who could be found almost everywhere, they said "Ai Hong everywhere" or "Ai Hong everywhere" or "Ai Hong everywhere". Hong".

The word "awow" in the original poem "whimpering and wailing" was later often used to describe the noisy sound of hunger, such as "wailing for food (crying and shouting, eager to be fed)" of)".

Live and work in peace and contentment

From "Laozi"

Eat delicious food, be beautiful in your clothes, live in peace, and be happy with your customs.

Definition: It means a happy and stable life.

Story In the Spring and Autumn Period, there was a famous philosopher and thinker. His surname was Li, his given name was Er, and his courtesy name was Dan. It is said that when he was born, he had white hair. A little old man with a white beard; so people called him "Laozi"; they also said that he was born under a plum tree, so his surname was Li; and because his ears were particularly big, he was named "Er". In fact, Lao Tzu is the honorific title that people give him. Lao Yu was dissatisfied with the reality at that time and opposed the wave of innovation in society at that time, and wanted to go back. He was nostalgic for the ancient primitive society and believed that material progress and cultural development destroyed the people's simplicity and brought suffering to them, so he longed for the ideal society of "a small country and few people". This is how Lao Su described the society he envisioned as a "small country with few people": The country is small and the people are few. Even if there are many utensils, do not use them. Don't let people risk their lives, don't move far away, even if there are vehicles and ships, no one will ride on them, and even if there are weapons and equipment, there will be nowhere to use them. We must enable the people to resume using the ancient method of tying knots to remember events, to eat deliciously, to wear comfortable clothes, to live comfortably, and to be content with their original customs and habits. Neighboring countries can see each other. We can hear the crowing of cocks and the barking of dogs, but people will not interact with each other until they die of old age.

I hope you will adopt it!!

What are some 8-idiom fables with added content?

Is it an 8-character idiom?

It would be better to have broken jade than complete tiles

Idiom story: In 550 AD, Emperor Xiaojing of the Eastern Wei Dynasty was forced to give up his throne to Prime Minister Gao Yang and was poisoned to death.

Gao Yang also killed his son and all relatives to eradicate the evil. Later he threatened to kill his distant clan. Yuan Jinghao said, "A real man would rather break a jade into pieces than destroy it." He would rather be beheaded than change his surname to Yuan. He was reported to Gao by Yuan Jing'an and was killed by Gao Yang

A slight mistake can lead to a mistake

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Idiom story: During the Western Han Dynasty, Zhao Chongguo was ordered by Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty to quell the rebellion in the northwest region. Seeing that the rebels were disorganized, he adopted methods of appeasement, causing most of the rebels to surrender. But Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty ordered him to send troops, but the result was unfavorable. Later, he collected military rations according to the emperor's order and caused a rebellion. He said with emotion: "It's really a mistake that makes a mistake of a thousand miles."

It takes ten years to grow trees and a hundred years to cultivate people

Idiom Story : Guan Zhong, a politician during the Spring and Autumn Period, served as the prime minister of Qi for more than 40 years. He helped Duke Huan of Qi carry out reforms in economic, political, military and other aspects, making Qi the first of the "Five Hegemons of the Spring and Autumn Period". His view on talent is: "A one-year plan is better than planting valleys; a ten-year plan is better than trees; a lifelong plan is better than cultivating people."

The sky is vast and sparse but not leaking

Idiom story: During the Spring and Autumn Period, the great philosopher Laozi believed that everything in the world is destined, and it is impossible for people to change things that have been arranged by fate. They can only obey the mercy of nature and do not fight for it. , but this will not gain much benefit, and it may even cause harm. This is called the sky net to be vast and sparse.

One man can guard the barrier, and ten thousand people cannot open it

Idiom story: During the Tianbao period of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty, Li Bai saw that the imperial court was defeated and treacherous officials were in power. He had a premonition of the crisis of potential chaos. He took the opportunity of sending his friends to Shu and wrote the poem "The Road to Shu is Difficult" to reveal the current situation: "The sword pavilion is majestic and the Cui Wei is , One man is at the gate, and ten thousand men are not allowed to open it. Those who are guarding or robbing relatives will turn into wolves and jackals. They will avoid tigers in the morning and snakes in the evening, grinding their teeth to suck blood, killing people like hemp."

, collapsed in an ant's nest

Idiom story: During the Warring States Period, Bai Gui, the Prime Minister of the Wei State, was very successful in flood control. He was good at building embankments to prevent floods, and he was diligent in checking and repairing. He often inspected, and whenever a small hole was found, he would Even the smallest ant holes were immediately filled with people to prevent them from leaking, lest the holes gradually expand and burst, causing a major disaster. During the period when Bai Gui was the Prime Minister of Wei, there were no floods in the Wei State

Idiom story about the eight-sided prestige

The eight-sided prestige comes

< p> Prestige: Awe-inspiring self-importance. Majestic in every aspect. Describes being full of energy and momentum.

[Pinyin]

bā miàn wēi fēng

[Source]

The third chapter of Yuan Dynasty Zheng Dehui's "Three Wars with Lu Bu": "Relying on the help of the true emperor Bai Lingxian; the general is majestic in all directions."

[Example sentence]

He is a majestic figure in all directions here.

[Similar meaning]

Majestic, proud, majestic, majestic and extraordinary...

[Antonym]

Dejected and dejected Kneeling and losing prestige

Eight-character idiom story

During the Eastern Han Dynasty, Ban Chao followed Dou Gu (official name), the captain of Fengche, to fight against the Xiongnu and made great achievements. Later he was sent as an envoy to the Western Regions?

(today's entire province of Xinjiang, the border of Gansu, and part of Central Asia west of Congling). He first went to Zheng Shanguo. The king had long known that Ban Chao was a kind person and respected him very much. However, after a while, he suddenly became negligent. Ban Chao summoned about thirty-six people who came with him and said: "Zheng?

Shanguo has been very cold towards us recently. It must be the Huns from the north who also sent someone to win over him, making him hesitate and not know which side to obey. Cong. ?

Akito had to discover it before it even started, let alone the fact that it is obvious now. ”?

After inquiring, it turned out to be the case. So Ban Chao made an appointment with everyone again: "We are in a very dangerous situation now, envoy from the Huns?

King Zheng Shan has been so cold to us in just a few days. If some time passes, King Zheng Shan may Will they tie us up?

Send us to the Huns. What should we do?" At that time, everyone firmly expressed their willingness to listen to his ideas. He continued: "No?

If you enter the tiger's den, you won't catch the tiger's cubs.

The only way now is to attack the Huns with fire tonight and kill them quickly?

Only in this way will King Zheng Shan sincerely submit to the Han Dynasty. "?

That night, Ban Chao and his thirty-six companions rushed into the Huns' residence, fought to the death, and defeated the majority with a small number of manpower?

The Huns achieved the expected goal?

Later people used this story to express the saying "If you don't enter the tiger's den, how can you catch the tiger's cubs"?

If you don’t make up your mind, go through dangers, and work hard, you won’t be able to achieve your goal. For example, how many scientists want to study the use of glacial water to irrigate farmland? Possibility, prepare to go to the iceberg for field inspection and experiment. This is a dangerous and arduous task, but they believe that without on-site inspection and research, real results cannot be obtained. It is said: ?

"If you don't enter the tiger's den, you won't get the tiger's cubs." ?

1 "Tiger's den" refers to (dangerous situation or hardship), and "tiger cubs" refers to. (The results and goals you want)?

2 The tiger’s den refers to (the iceberg on the ground), and the tiger’s cubs refers to (the real experimental results)?

2) Our country is After obtaining the inland and collecting information, we sent scientific expedition team members to investigate. Is it true that "if you don't enter the tiger's den, how can you catch the tiger's cubs"?

Political Commissar Nie Rongzhen led the army to fight an ambush in Huangpi. In the end, there was a ?

The enemy troops fled towards the entrance of the valley, and then Political Commissar Nie personally went down the mountain to attack the enemy troops. ?

Although it was very dangerous, Political Commissar Nie led his men towards the battlefield regardless of the danger. . ?

A large number of enemies were annihilated in this battle, and two division commanders were captured alive? ?

This situation can be said to be "If you don't enter the tiger's den, you won't catch the tiger's cubs." .

8-character idioms

8-character idioms

A man can be a master for a day and a father for a lifetime

A leaf blinds the eyes, and one person can't see the truth. One person can tell the truth, and ten thousand people can tell the truth

Once a word is spoken, it is difficult for a horse to catch up. One wave is not flat, and another wave arises

When one person attains enlightenment, chickens and dogs ascend to heaven. If you make one careless move, you will lose everything

One Buddha is born, two Buddhas ascend to heaven, one Buddha is born, and two Buddhas reach nirvana

Not seeing each other for one day is like missing a person in the corner after three autumns, and the whole house is gone. Joy

Once a word is spoken, it is like white dyed soap. One person is desperate, and ten thousand people cannot take it.

One dog barks, a hundred dogs bark, one man is born, and ten thousand people are not easy.

< p> One is joy, the other is fear. The two of them are of the same mind, and their sharpness cuts through gold

Three days of fishing, two days of drying the net, three points like a human, seven points like a ghost

Thirty-six stratagems, the best stratagem is to walk without diligence, and the grains will not be separated

When the eight immortals cross the sea, each showing his magical power, within ten steps, there will be fragrant grass

In ten years, there will be trees. A hundred years to cultivate a man, a water in ten days, a stone in five days

Wherever you look with ten eyes, and point to ten houses with ten hands, there must be loyalty

Story about the eight-character idiom about the teacher

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huìrénbùjuàn huìrénbùjuàn

[Definition] Teaching: teaching; inducing; tired: bored. Refers to teaching others tirelessly.

[Quality of speech] "The Analects of Confucius: Shuer": "I am never tired of learning; I am never tired of teaching; what is that for me!"

[Authentic pronunciation] Teaching; cannot be read as "huǐ" ".

[Distinguish form] Teaching; cannot write "regret" or "insult"; tired; cannot write "juan".

[Synonym] To teach earnestly, to take the trouble to teach, to be persuasive and persuasive

[Usage] Contains a complimentary meaning. Used to describe teaching people to be particularly patient. Generally used as predicate, attributive, and adverbial.

[Structure] Subject-predicate formula.

[Example sentence]

① He worked diligently throughout his life; ~; cultivated batch after batch of talented people.

What are the idiom stories (at least 8)

Idioms are the accumulation of history. Behind every idiom there is a profound story.

After being polished over time and passed down by millions of people, every idiom is so profound, meaningful, concise and concise. Reading idiom stories can help you understand history, understand affairs, learn knowledge, and accumulate beautiful language materials. Therefore, learning idioms is the only way for teenagers to learn Chinese culture. Idiom stories tell some truths with profound and vivid allusions. Idioms are words with meaning, which lay the foundation of our country's culture.

Two tigers fighting against each other

Dragon giving birth to nine sons, dragon and snake mixed together

Dragon soaring and tiger leaping

Flying together

Bird Die for food

Sheep quality tiger skin

Keep pace with each other

Old cow licking its calf

Old man Fufang

Rat crossing the street

Killing the chicken to scare the monkey

Being crowned by the monkey

Ungrateful

Two tigers fighting

Two rats Dou Cave

Donkeys bray and dogs bark

Wu Niu gasps for the moon

Doves occupy magpie nests

Sit on the mountain and watch tigers fight

Like a wolf herding sheep

Paper tiger

Newborn calves are not afraid of tigers

Escape from a tiger's mouth

A tiger will not eat its children

A tiger's head catches lice

A tiger falls in Pingyang

A tiger sits on a dragon's plate

The fish's eyes are mixed with pearls

The fish rots and dies

Fish swimming in the cauldron

Rabbit kicking an eagle

Rabbit dying and dog cooking

Rabbit dying and fox sad

Greedy for bait and dying

Buying a coffin and returning a pearl

Carrying a thorn to plead guilty

There is no three hundred taels of silver in this place

Those who are close to the red are red

Close to the ink The person is black

The dog in the white clouds

The traffic is busy

The days are like years

The dream of yellow beams

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The chicken flies and the dog flies

The frog in the well is determined

Hurry up

Two-faced

The blind man is blind

There are only a handful of birds

There are no cows in sight

A dream in Nankeyi

A mud cow enters the sea

Thousands of troops

Flowing Golden Stone

Cold Wood and Spring Blossoms

Spring Blossoms and Autumn Fruits

Eight Scenes of Xiaoxiang

Hard work

Learning to walk in Handan

Midas touch to gold

Idiom story eight-character idiom

It is too late to remedy the situation

The mantis stalks the cicada and the oriole follows

The snipe and the clam fight for the fisherman's profit

A fire at the city gate affects the fish in the pond

A single spark can start a prairie fire

Everything is ready and all we need is the east wind

A teacher who remembers the past and remembers the future

Under heavy rewards, there must be brave men.

One person is in charge of the barrier, and ten thousand people cannot open it.

Hearing both will reveal the light but believing in the dark

When two people work together, they can cut through metal

Three days to fish and two days to dry the net

Ten years to cultivate people, a hundred years Trees

If a person has no long-term worries, he must have immediate worries

Thousands of troops are easy to obtain, but a general is difficult to find

If the four bodies are not diligent, the five grains will not be separated

Water can carry a boat, but it can also overturn it

Hearing is false, seeing is believing

Idiom story eight-character idiom

I would rather betray others than I will conquer the north and south, fight in the east and kill in the west

Those who wish to fish for Taigong are hooked on the mountains and rivers, and their nature is easy to change but hard to change

Huang Zhong destroys the tiled cauldron and the thunderous words are not far away without words.

Under the heavy reward, there must be a brave man who can only outwit the invincible