Is there a longer idiom story? About five or six hundred words. Speaking at school .

The snipe and the clam compete, and the fisherman profits.

Zhao Guo was about to crusade against Yan State, Su Dai went to lobby Zhao Hui Wang for Yan Guo and said: "Today I came, when I crossed Yishui, I saw an old clam afraid to come out to bask in the sun, but a sandpiper came to peck its meat, and the clam immediately closed two shells just clamped the sandpiper bird's beak, and the sandpiper said: 'If it doesn't rain today, if it doesn't rain tomorrow, you will die.'"

Beng said: "You can't pull your mouth today, you can't pull it out tomorrow, it's you who is waiting to die." Neither of them would give up, when an old fisherman came by and saw that he had caught them both.

Now that Zhao Guo Chongchang is attacking Yan State, Yan and Zhao have been holding each other for a long time, which is not beneficial to either. I'm afraid that the powerful Qin State is going to be a fisherman. So please think about this matter again.

King Zhao Hui said, "Okay." So he stopped the plan to attack the Yan Kingdom.

Ye Gong is a good dragon is an idiom that tells the story of Ye Gong's love for dragons, and after being known by the true dragon in the sky, he descended from the sky to Ye Gong's house. When Ye Gong saw that it was a real dragon, he was so frightened that he turned around and ran, as if he had lost his soul. The metaphor seems to like something, but in fact it is not really a liking, which is destructive.

1. [Idiom Story] The story of insinuation** is a very peculiar animal, 蜮 (yù). This animal likes to live near water, and whenever someone passes by, it spits out the poisonous sand it spits out of its mouth and shoots it into the shadow of the person, so that the person will get sick, but there is no reason for it. Later, the idiom insinuation was gradually derived.

Meaning] is a metaphor for taking advantage of others' unpreparedness and sending secret arrows to hurt others, or using hints to slander others.

2. [Idiom Story] The story of chiseling the wall and stealing the light took place in the Han Dynasty. There was a young man named Kuang Heng, who was very studious when he was young, but his family was very poor and had no money to buy oil lamps. In order to be able to read at night, he cut a small hole in the wall and borrowed the light next door to read.

This is the story of stealing light.

Meaning of words] The idiom of chiseling the wall and stealing the light is often used to describe people who study very seriously and hard.

3. [Idiom Story] The story of a promise and a thousand gold originated from Hedong Taishou Jibu in the Western Han Dynasty, and he was a very trustworthy person. A man named Cao Qiusheng came to visit him and said, "Getting ** hundred catties is not as good as getting a promise from your Ji Bu." Jibu was very happy when he heard this, and the two became friends.

Meaning of the word] promise: promise. A promise made is comparable to ** thousand taels, and it is often used as a metaphor for people keeping their promises and being very trustworthy.

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