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Historical allusion: Huxi three smiles.

According to legend, during the Eastern Jin Dynasty, Master Huiyuan, the presiding officer of Donglin Temple, lived in the temple and lived in a simple place, and the shadow did not come out of the mountain, and the traces did not enter the world. He sent guests off or took a walk, never crossing the Tiger Creek in front of the temple. If you cross Tiger Creek, the tigers in the mountains and forests behind the temple will roar.

Once, the poet Tao Yuanming and the Taoist priest Lu Xiujing came to visit and had a speculative conversation with Master Huiyuan. When they saw them off, they didn't realize that they had crossed the Huxi Bridge, and it wasn't until the tiger in the back mountain roared in warning that the three of them suddenly realized, looked at each other and laughed goodbye. This story of "Huxi Three Smiles" reflects the intermingling side of Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism, and has been appreciated by celebrities and scholars throughout the ages.

Li Bai wrote in the poem "Farewell Donglin Temple Monk": At the Donglin send-off place, the moon rises and the white ape cries, laughing farewell to Lushan Mountain, why bother to cross the Tiger River. So far, the three laughing halls in the Donglin Temple and the stone tiger crouching on the side of the Huxi Bridge all originate from this legend, and Shi Ke of the Song Dynasty also painted the "Three Laughing Pictures of Huxi", but unfortunately it has been lost, and the current picture is engraved in 1935.

The princes of the beacon fire drama smiled for Bo Bao

Su Dongpo's life has been full of ups and downs, and there are more adversities than good times. However, he is the person who is best at laughing at life's setbacks and enjoying the joy of life.

The first time he was demoted to Huangzhou, he wrote a poem: "I have no home to live in, and my hometown has no such good lakes and mountains." From the capital to the remote Huangzhou, he did not dwell on being abandoned and degraded all day long, sad and depressed, but happy to appreciate the lakes and mountains better than his hometown.

The second time he was demoted to Huizhou, he wrote a poem again: "I eat 300 lychees a day, and I don't want to be a Lingnan person." "What is it to be demoted, as long as there are lychees to eat, I will live in this place for a long time and never leave, what an open-minded and smooth attitude towards life.

The third time he was demoted to Danzhou, the place he went to became more and more remote, more and more desolate, and there seemed to be less and less hope, but Su Dongpo didn't see it that way, he continued to write poems: "I don't hate the nine deaths and wilderness, and Zi Youqi is the best in life." "He finds happiness everywhere.

He had long forgotten about being degraded. What he saw was a wonderful scenery that he had never seen in his life, and for this reason, he did not regret it even if he died countless times.

Cao Cao 1, Wangmei quenches thirst.

During the Three Kingdoms period, when Cao Cao led his troops to attack Zhang Xiu in Wancheng (now Nanyang, Henan), he passed through a place called Meilinpu in Fangcheng County. It was noon, the sun was scorching, and the weather was very hot. Cao Cao sent people to look for water everywhere, and ordered the soldiers to dig wells on the spot, but they never saw a drop of water.

The soldiers were thirsty throughout the army. In order not to delay the march, Cao Cao had an idea, stood on a high place, pointed to a small hill in front of him, and said: "There is a large plum forest in front, which bears many plums, sweet and sour, which can be used to quench thirst.

When the soldiers heard this, their mouths were drooling, and they were not thirsty for a while, and they all came to their senses, accelerated their march, and finally reached the place where there was a water source in front of them.

2, after the defeat of Chibi and the escape back to Jiangling, not only did he not cry in defeat, but laughed at Zhou Yu and Kong Ming"If so, how can we survive?"!

The princes of the beacon fire drama smiled for Bo Bao

"You should face life with a smile, no matter what happens. This is a quote from the famous Vučik in the story of the Miracle.

In a remote town in France, it is rumored that there is a particularly miraculous water spring, which often performs miracles and can cure all kinds of diseases. One day, a leg-old on crutches and missing a leg limped across the town's road, and the townsfolk next to him kissed back with sympathy: "Poor fellow, is he going to pray to God for another leg?"

This was heard by the veterans, who turned to them and said, "I am not going to pray to God for a new leg, but for him to help me, so that I know how to live without a leg." ”

Imagine: learn to be grateful for the loss, but also accept the fact of loss, regardless of the gains and losses in life, always make your life full of brightness and brilliance, no longer shed tears for the past, and strive to live your own life.

Quite simply, Lev. Tolstoy died laughing (in the last ten days of his life, the old man ran away from home and died peacefully in a small train station with a smile on his face).

1. All laugh haha. Qianshu Wei Zhuang "Heavenly Fairy" words: "Sleep in shock, laugh hehe, long life can be geometric." ”

In addition, Yuan Ke Danqiu's "The Legend of Jing Hai He": "I am ashamed to hear the Weaver Girl laughing, and I can't spare it tonight." ”

A smile of daughter originated from the princes of Zhou Youwang Fenghuo Opera in the Spring and Autumn Period.

King Zhou You smiled for the beauty he begged for, and suggested the suggestion of a person named Yu Shifu at that time, that is, the famous "Beacon Opera Princes", but Bao Xi really smiled, and King Zhou You rewarded this person with a high reputation after the chain of virtual rocks, and was called "a smile of the daughter of the shed royal gold" by later generations.