What is the allusion to come on ? What is the origin of refueling

Speaking of the first car rally in history, the competition is in full swing and has entered the white-hot stage, and the audience is enthusiastic and waiting to see the upcoming champion. At the front was the No. 5 car of the Italian Ferrari team. When the No. 5 car was only one step away from the championship, it suddenly turned off, and the hearts of the audience suddenly rose to their throats, and countless people were anxious for this driver

Probably because it consumes too much fuel, and the car runs out of fuel." Mr. Enzo Ferrari was unusually angry and incoherent, shouting, "You ......."Come on......The spectators around them thought it was a way for Enzo Ferrari to encourage his team's drivers, so they shouted "Come on, come on......Since then, "refueling" has become a unique way of encouragement for racers on the racetrack!

The word "come on" was originally a labor trumpet - a labor trumpet shouted by Chinese when they were squeezing oil. The traditional oil extraction process is to bake, grind and steam raw materials such as peanuts, sesame seeds or camellia seeds to make cakes, put multiple cakes vertically and horizontally into wooden troughs, and then add wooden wedges to the right side (or two ends) of the trough one by one. But wedge is a force job, usually requiring several people to grab the rope, hammer or hold the hammer body, a bit like hitting a bell, with a suspended stone hammer or wooden hammer to strike the wooden wedge forward.

So everyone or the person in charge of the hammer will shout at this time, such as "one, two, three, come on", "come on, cough dodo" and so on. "Plus" refers to both the addition of wood wedges and the increase of oil output at the same time; "Refueling" should mean "adding oil", not "adding oil" in all other interpretations. The number of oil collisions varies from place to place over time, and the preconceived notions of "adding oil" in understanding the literal meaning of the word "refueling" make people forget its original meaning as soon as it leaves the oil mill, and it is difficult to guess.

Jiaqing of the Qing Dynasty. During the year, there was a person named Zhang Ying.

Retire and return home. Every night, Zhang Ying and her servants walked in the streets and alleys with the oil basket on their backs, and when they saw a scholar who lit a lamp to read, they scooped two spoonfuls of vegetable oil from the oil basket and added it to the oil lamp.

and then encouraged him to study hard.

Chinese elementsCome on is the most awesome "Chinese element" in the oak cherry blossoms in the eyes of foreigners, and the cheering horn on the sports field was originally a cheering horn before it was transplanted from the oil mill. In this concise, warm and loud shout, the perseverance, simplicity, cheerfulness and coordination of the Chinese working people are continued.

Although it is surprising that Runa, "refueling" does not mean "adding oil" at all. But this is the trumpet of labor, encouragement is encouragement, refueling is refueling, not scum is not a metaphor, not extension, there is no beating around the bush.

Liu Bowen, the prime minister of the Ming Dynasty, wanted to compete with Zhuge Liang, the wise man of the previous dynasty, before he achieved great things, but unfortunately Zhuge Kongming passed away for many years, so Liu Bowen could not compare. One day, Liu Bowen's soldiers came to report that a tomb had been dug up, which was suspected to be Zhuge Liang's. Liu Bowen was overjoyed and immediately went.

When I went to the tomb, I saw that it was quite atmospheric. The Big Dipper is engraved on the top, the Yellow River is engraved on the bottom, and in the middle is a sarcophagus decorated with exquisite patterns. Next to the sarcophagus are several large vats, arranged in a stepped pattern.

There is a small hole under each barrel, facing the rim of the barrel below. On the side of the bottom bucket is an oil lamp, which is still burning. Liu Bowen carefully analyzed, and only then did he know that the barrels were filled with oil, dripping from top to bottom, until the last oil lamp.

The oil in these vats has been used to burn this oil lamp for hundreds of years, which can really be called "eternal lamp". Liu Bowen approached the lamp with respect, but found that all the oil in the barrel had been exhausted, and there was only a little oil left in the oil lamp, and the lamp was almost extinguished in the breeze. Liu Bowen couldn't help laughing:

Zhuge Liang, Zhuge Liang, I want you to be wise in my life, and the everlasting lamp after death has been burning for hundreds of years, but it will eventually be extinguished in front of my Liu Bowen's eyes! No matter how great you are, it has become a thing of the past, and I, Liu Bowen, am the world's heroes! At this time, the breeze blew a note under the lamp, Liu Bowen was curious, picked it up and looked at it, and there were eight big characters on it - Lao Liu, Lao Liu, hurry up!

Liu Bowen was shocked, thinking that Zhuge Liang could actually go to people and things hundreds of years later, and he was really a god. So he didn't dare to bother more, so he quickly ordered someone to bring lamp oil to fill up several large barrels, and after the big worship, he asked someone to re-seal the tomb before leaving!

At that time, China did not have a good word to cheer on!

There is also a certain connection with Liu Changchun.

Hello friends, the allusion to the term "Lianghu refueling" originates from the last years of the Qing Dynasty, when China's naval strength was relatively weak and it was often at a disadvantage in the face of foreign invasions. In 1900, the Eight-Nation Coalition invaded China, occupied Beijing, and launched a fierce attack on the whole country. At that time, the Qing Dynasty sent a naval team to Tianjin to assist in the defense, but the fleet was insufficient, demoralized, and weak.

In order to boost morale, the commander of the fleet, Li Hongzhang, gave an impassioned speech to the soldiers before the battle, in which there was a call for "come on". This resonance struck a chord among the soldiers, fueling their fighting spirit, and finally repelling the Eight-Nation Coalition in a fierce battle. Since then, "come on" has become a morale-motivating and inspiring slogan, and has been widely used in various occasions.

At that time, automobiles were still a new thing, and many people didn't know how to use them properly. It is said that there was a novice car rider who was driving a car when the fuel level was too low and the car could not be started. Just when he was anxious, a passer-by came to him, helped him pour gasoline, and encouraged him

Come on, you can! The novice was so impressed that he not only started the car, but also drove the car to his destination. Since then, the word "come on" has been widely used as a slogan of encouragement and motivation.

In sports competitions, exams, etc., people often use "Trillion Rounds of Cheering" to encourage themselves or others, hoping that they can win the next challenge. Dear, I hope mine is helpful to you. <>