What does it mean to lose a horse? The meaning of Seon lost his horse

Hello classmates, the meaning of Seon lost horse is: although the parable suffers a temporary loss, it may gain from it. It is often used in conjunction with "Anzhi covers Sakura Town Non-Fu".

1.Sai Weng lost horse [sài wēng shī mǎ]: Huainanzi Human Training says that in ancient times, there was an old man who lived in Biansai who lost a horse, and later the horse actually brought back a good horse. Later, it was used as "Seon lost his horse".

2.synonyms:

Because of the blessing of misfortune, the north is lost, the rough horse goes to the horse, the horse returns to the east corner, and the mulberry elm is harvested.

因設得福 [yīn huò dé fú]: Turn bad things into good things.

北叟失马 [běi sǒu shī mǎ]: A metaphor for misfortune and fortune is not certain.

马去马归 [mǎ qù mǎ guī]: A metaphor for the changeable world and the impermanence of gains and losses.

收之三榆 [shōu zhī sāng yú]: refers to the fact that although there is a loss of praise at the beginning, it will eventually be compensated. It is not too late to say that it can be remedied.

失之东隅: [shī zhī dōng yú]: 东隅: the place where the sun rises. The metaphor is a loss or defeat at this time.

3.Antonym.

Blessings and disasters are born with deep profits and disasters are swift.

福过calamity 生 [fú guò zāi shēng]: Happiness is transformed into calamity when it reaches its extreme.

利深害速 [lì shēn huò sù]: The more you make money, the faster the disaster comes.

Citation: From the Western Han Dynasty Liu An et al. "Huainanzi Human Training".

The meaning of Seon is that although there is a temporary loss, in the long run, there may be a benefit.

Pinyin: sài wēng shī mǎ.

Note: Explanation: An old man in Biansai lost a horse, and the horse returned and brought back a horse to change his horse. Although the parable suffers a temporary loss, it may gain benefits in the long run.

Source: Liu An of the Western Han Dynasty "Huainan Zi Human Training": "The people who are close to the plug, those who are good at sorcerers, the horse dies for no reason and enters the Hu, and everyone hangs it." ”

Example: It is a pity that the priest has an unsuccessful ambition, but "Seong loses his horse, and he is not blessed to know it". (Qing Li Ruzhen's "Mirror Flowers" seventh chapter).

Zhengyin: "sai", which cannot be read as "sāi" fulu, "sè".

Identification: "Stop", can not be written "race".

Usage: subject-predicate; as an object, a clause; Used as a comforting word.

Feelings: Seon lost horse is a neutral word.

synonyms: a blessing in disguise, a loss of the east.

Antonyms: Blessing in disguise.

Synonyms for lost horses

A blessing in disguise. Pinyin: yīn huò dé fú.

Zhuyin: one

Explanation: Blessings are given after calamities. It refers to the proper handling of evil, and the bad thing becomes a good thing.

Source: Sima Qian of the Western Han Dynasty "Historical Records of Su Qin Liebiography": "King Gou Jian of Yue inhabits Huiji, restores the remnants of Wu and dominates the world, all because of the blessing of misfortune, and the transformation of defeat into merit." ”

Example: Boon, you say that I am not wrong, such as the slippery hall judgment today is not a blessing in disguise? (Qing Jiwen's "City Voice" Sixth Chapter).

Zhengyin: "得", which cannot be pronounced as "dǎi".

Identification: "woe", can not be written "pot".

Usage: more formal; as a predicate, a definite, an object; Compliments.

Affection: A blessing in disguise is a positive word.

synonyms: no pole Tailai, Seong lost the horse.

Antonyms: joy and sorrow.