Urgent! Beg! Junior High School Chinese Extended Reading Classical Chinese 150 200 Answers Please

If you tell me the title of the classical Chinese, I can definitely give you the answer, because I have a translation book, and the premise is to tell me the title of the classical Chinese

Brother Teng, I'll answer ( Lalala Deliberation: Jia Dao took the imperial examination for the first time and lived in Beijing. One day he thought of two lines of poetry on the back of a donkey:

The bird stays in the tree by the pool, and the monk knocks on the door under the moon. I wanted to use the word "push" again, but I couldn't settle down on the word refining, so I chanted on the back of the donkey, stretched out my hand to make a posture of scrutiny, and I was surprised to see people like him. At that time, Han Yu was the governor of the ** capital city, and he was going out on patrol with a carriage and horse, and Jia Dao unconsciously walked to the third section of Han Yu's honor guard, and he was still making gestures.

In this way, he was not pushed in front of Han Yu by the attendants left and right. Jia Dao truthfully said the verses obtained, but I don't know whether to use the word "who" or "knock" for sure, so my mind left the things in front of me and I didn't know how to avoid them. Han Yu stopped thinking for a while, and said to Jia Dao:

It's good to use the word 'knock'. So the two rode home on donkeys side by side, discussed the method of composing poems together, and were reluctant to leave each other, staying for several days, and Han Yu formed a deep friendship with Jia Dao. Seven Captures and Seven Vertical Translations:

In the third year of Jianxing, Zhuge Liang led the army to Nanzhong (now Yunnan, Sichuan, and Guizhou junction), and all those who fought were victorious. I heard that there was a man named Meng Huo, who was convinced by the Southern Barbarians. A reward was given for his capture.

Having succeeded, Zhuge Liang made him visit the array of barracks of the Han army and said, "How are these armies?" Meng Shu said

I didn't know the reality before, so I failed. Now, by your grace, I have a barracks array. If that's all there is to it, you will win!

Zhuge Liang smiled and let him go so that he could continue to fight. Seven times released and captured alive seven times. But Zhuge Liang also wanted to release Meng Shu.

Meng Shu said: "The Han army is powerful in the world, and the southerners will not rebel again." So Zhuge Liang marched and the south was pacified.

Then he put his subordinates back in the lead. Miser: There was an old man in the Han Dynasty who had no son.

The family is very rich, but he is very frugal and stingy, and his food and clothing are very simple and economical. He gets up before dawn every day, goes to bed until almost midnight, carefully manages his own industry, and is never satisfied with accumulating money, and he is reluctant to spend it. If anyone begged from him, and he could not refuse, he went into the house and took ten denarii, and then went out, reducing the amount of money he was going to give away, until when he went out of the door, only half of it was left.

He closed his eyes in distress and handed the money to the beggar. He repeatedly said, "I have brought you all the money in the family, and you must not tell anyone else."

So much so that the beggars followed suit and asked me for money! The old man died soon after. His fields and houses were confiscated by the government, and the money was handed over to the state treasury.

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Zhuge Liang's seven captures of Meng Shu are a wonderful example of "wanting to capture and indulge" in military history.

After the establishment of Shu Han, the Northern Expedition was planned. At that time, Meng Shu, the chief of Southwest Yi, led an army of 100,000 to invade Shu.

In order to solve the worries of the Northern Expedition, Zhuge Liang decided to personally lead his troops to level Meng Shu first. The main force of the Shu army arrived near Lushui (now Jinsha River), lured the enemy into battle, and laid an ambush in the valley in advance.

It is said that the goal of capturing the enemy commander has been achieved, and the enemy army will not have a strong combat strength for a while. However, Zhuge Liang considered that Meng Huo had a high prestige and great influence in the southwest, and if he was convinced and took the initiative to surrender, he would be able to make the south truly stable.

Otherwise, the various tribes of Nanyi will still not stop invading, and it will be difficult to stabilize the rear. Zhuge Liang decided to take a "heart-attacking" battle against Meng Huo and categorically released Meng Huo.

Meng Yu said that he would be able to defeat you next time, but Zhuge Liang smiled and did not answer. Meng returned to the camp, towed all the boats, and guarded the south bank of Lushui to prevent the Shu army from crossing the river.

Zhuge Liang took advantage of the enemy's unpreparedness to smuggle across the river from the enemy's undefended lower stream and attacked Meng Shu's granary. Meng Shu was furious and wanted to severely punish the soldiers and provoke the soldiers to resist, so they agreed to surrender, and took advantage of Meng Shu's unpreparedness to tie Meng Huo to the Shu camp.

Zhuge Liang saw that Meng was still unconvinced, and released him again. Later, Meng Shu used many more strategies, but Zhuge Liang saw through them, and he was captured four times and released four times.

For the last time, Zhuge Liang burned Meng Huo's rattan armor soldiers, and captured Meng Huo for the seventh time. Finally moved Meng Shu, he sincerely thanked Zhuge Liang for his grace of not killing seven times, and vowed not to fight again.

Since then, the southwest of Shu has been stable, and Zhuge Liang was able to raise troops for the Northern Expedition.