Who is it talking about when you smell the chicken? A Liu Kun B Zu Ti C Ye Shao

b Remember, you can't be wrong.

祖逖 (tì) [266-321], Liu Kun (kūn) [271-318].

Zu Ti (266 key dust 321), the word Shiya. A native of Fanyang County, Hebei Province (now Laishui, Hebei) (it is rumored that he was born on Yanshan Mountain), Han nationality. At the beginning of the Eastern Jin Dynasty in China, there were generals who were interested in restoring the Central Plains and devoted themselves to the Northern Expedition.

His father, Zu Wu, served as the Taishou of Shanggu (now Huailai County, Hebei). When his father died, he was still young, and his life was taken care of by several older brothers. Zu Ti's personality is lively and cheerful.

He is very active and does not like to be quiet, he is fourteen or fifteen years old, and he has not read much. The brothers were very worried about this. But he is open-minded, righteous, and uneven, and has won praise from his neighbors.

In the name of his brother, he often donated the family's grain and cloth to the poor peasants who were affected by the disaster, but in fact his brothers did not mean this. The famous "Smelling the Chicken and Dancing" is the story of him and Liu Kun. In 313, he carried out the Northern Expedition as General Fenwei and Yuzhou Assassin.

When he crossed the Yangtze River north and the boat reached the middle of the stream, he looked at the river rolling east in front of him, and was full of emotion. Thinking of the scene of the broken mountains and rivers and the misery of the people, thinking of the difficult situation and the resentment of the difficult ambition, the pride was dry, and the blood was surging, so Liu Kunzu heard the rooster dancing and knocked on the boat and swore loudly: "The ancestors who can't clear the Central Plains and restore the economy are like a big river"!

It means that if you can't pacify the Central Plains and recover the lost territory, you will never return to Jiangdong! Zu Ti's department was strictly disciplined, and was responded to by the people everywhere, and in a few years he recovered a large area of land south of the Yellow River, so that Shi Le did not dare to invade the south and entered the general of Zhenxi. Later, due to civil strife in the imperial court, the Northern Expedition failed.

Wen Tianxiang's "Song of Righteousness" has a sentence: Or to cross the river, generously swallow Hu Qi. That is, it refers to the ancestors.

Liu Kun (271 318), whose name is Yueshi, was a native of Weichang, Zhongshan (now Wuji, Hebei). A famous general in the Western Jin Dynasty of China. After King Jing of Zhongshan in the Han Dynasty, the beautiful posture and the weak crown conquered Luoyang, Kyoto, with literary brilliance, "known as Luozhong Yiyi, Qingsun Yueshi".

Among the literary and political groups "Twenty-four Friends of Kanaya", which is famous for its handsome guys and talents, it ranks last because it is the youngest. When he was the master of Sizhou, he danced with Zu Ti Wen Chicken, the rebellion of the Eight Kings and the rebellion of Yongjia, the land of Shenzhou sank, and the north fell, only Liu Kun insisted on digging Zen in Bingzhou, which was the only remaining Han territory in the north at that time. Later, Tuoba Yilu, the leader of Xianbei who loved Liu Kun to send troops to help, was killed by his brothers, and had no troops to fight with various ethnic groups, so he defected to Liaobei, and later died due to the internal struggle for power in Liaobei.

There are only 4 poems left, but they are as famous as Zuo Si.

Zu Ti in the dance of the rooster shows his quality of having great ambitions, worrying about the country and the people, as well as the courage to speak boldly and practice for the recovery of lost land.

The famous general of the Eastern Jin Dynasty and the Northern Expedition, Zu Ti, is not very famous. But what is interesting is that the idioms born because of him "Smelling the Chicken and Dancing" and "Hitting the Middle" are well-known to everyone, women and children, especially "Smelling the Chicken and Dancing" has always topped the list of "inspirational idioms". So why do people call him a bandit again?