Idioms and allusions of the Three Kingdoms simpler 15

The danger of the night is bright, and the eyes are good.

The moon star is scarce, the earth is rotten, and the fish is rotten.

It's like being in a no-man's land.

Like a fish in water, self-inflicted and self-inflicted.

Lonely all his life, he sang about wine.

There are only a handful of Zhou Lang Gu Qu.

Calling for the wind and rain, the head is judged.

Soul-stirring.

Look at the thatched house ...... three timesStraw boats borrow arrows ......Everything is ready, only the east wind is owed......

Liu Beisan asked Zhuge Liang to know.

Everything is in place, only the east wind is owed.

Out of Zhuge Liang's grass boat borrowed arrows.

The idiom allusions in the Three Kingdoms are as follows:Three Kingdoms Idiom Story: Be open and honest.

During the Three Kingdoms period, Zhuge Liang, the successor of Shu Han, won the credit of Emperor Liu Bei. Before Liu Bei died, he entrusted his son Liu Chan to him, asking him to help Liu Chan govern the world, and sincerely said that if you can assist him, you will assist him, if he does not listen to you well, he will do something harmful to the country.

When things come, you will replace Liu Bei after his death, and Zhuge Liang will do his best to help the mediocre descendant Liu Chan govern the country. Some people persuaded him to become king, but he sternly refused, and thought that he had been entrusted by the first emperor to hold such a high official position; Now the crusade against Cao Wei has not achieved any results, but he wants to increase the official and enter the knighthood, which is unjust.

Zhuge Liang treats people fairly and reasonably, and does not have personal feelings. Ma Mu was a general he valued very much, and he was at the forefront when attacking Cao Wei. Because of violating moderation and losing the street pavilion, Zhuge Liang strictly abided by the provisions of the military order and killed him painfully.

Ma Yan wrote to Zhuge Liang before his execution, saying that although he died after the end of the spring, he had no resentment under Jiuquan. Zhuge Liang himself also took responsibility for the loss of the street pavilion, and asked the lord to approve his demotion from Chengxiang to the right general. He also issued a special order for his subordinates to criticize the shortcomings and mistakes that pretended to be him.

This was a rarity at the time.

In 234 AD, Zhuge Liang died of illness in the army. He lived in poverty and had no inheritance for future generations.

Can’t get enough. In the early years of the Eastern Han Dynasty, there were two local forces that opposed Emperor Guangwu, one was Gongsun Shu who divided Bashu, and the other was Kui Huan, who dominated Longxi (now eastern Gansu). In 32 A.D., the general Cen Peng accompanied Emperor Guangwu to conquer Kuihuan in Longxi, besieged Kuihuan in the Western Regions, and surrounded Gongsun Shu's reinforcements.

Emperor Guangwu saw that he couldn't break through the city for a while, so he left an edict to Cen Peng, and he went back to the capital first. Cen Peng received the edict and looked at it, which read: If you capture the two cities of Longdi, you can lead the army to attack Gongsun Shu of Shu.

People are always not satisfied, and I am the same, I have already obtained Longdi, and I hope to get Shudi.

Zhuge Liang is a genius. In order to ask Zhu Liang to help him fight the world, Liu Bei went with Guan Yu and Zhang Fei to invite him out of the mountain. But Zhuge Liang was not at home, so Liu Bei had to leave his name and go back happily.

After a few days, Liu Bei heard that Zhuge Liang was back, and took Guan Yu and Zhang Fei to brave the wind and snow.

Unexpectedly, Zhuge Liang went out again, and Liu Bei and the others went away again. Liu Bei went to Longzhong for the third time and finally met Zhuge Liang. During the conversation, Zhuge Liang made a very incisive analysis of the situation in the world, and Liu Bei was very impressed.

Liu Bei looked at the thatched house, which made Zhuge Liang very moved and promised to go out of the mountain to help. Liu Bei respected Zhuge Liang as a military advisor, and said to Guan Yu and Zhang Fei: I have Kong Ming, and I have water like a fish!

When Zhuge Liang first came out, he helped Liu Bei win many battles and laid the foundation of Shu Han for Liu Bei. The idiom comes from this.