What are the two idioms in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms and the corresponding characters and an

Updated on culture 2024-05-22
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  1. Anonymous users2024-02-11

    The first one is not happy! After the surrender of Liu Chan, the queen of Shu, Sima Zhao set up a banquet to entertain him, first with Wei music and dance in front, the Shu officials were sad, and the only queen was happy. Sima Zhao ordered the Shu people to pretend to be happy in Shu, and all the Shu officials fell into tears, and the latter lord laughed freely.

    When the wine was half-drunk, Sima Zhao said to Jia Chong: "Human nature, even this!" Although Zhuge Kongming is here, he can't be supplemented for a long time, let alone Jiang Weihu?

    Nai asked the queen, "Do you think about it?" The latter lord said:

    It's fun here, and I don't think about it. ”

    People often refer to the joy of forgetting to return or forgetting the original, and the thought of the homeland without the homeland, as "happy and not thinking of Shu". This allusion originated in Luoyang during the Three Kingdoms.

    The second Wangmei quenches your thirst! During the Three Kingdoms, Cao Cao, the monarch of Wei, was very smart when he was young. Once, when the weather was very hot, he led an army of hundreds of thousands through a large field, and the soldiers did not eat or drink a sip of water from morning to afternoon.

    One of the soldiers couldn't stand it: "If we don't have any more water to drink, we're going to die." "That's right!

    "That's right! I'm dying of thirst too! Let's not go any further!

    One by one, the soldiers began to complain. Cao Cao saw that everyone was reluctant to leave because they were thirsty, so what was a good way to make everyone feel not thirsty? Suddenly, he thought of a way, Cao Cao pointed to a mountain forest far away, and said loudly to the soldiers:

    Feed! Brothers, get up quickly! In front of me was a plum grove, and there were a lot of sour plums on the trees.

    As long as we walk through this great field, there are plums to eat. As soon as the soldiers heard that there were sour plums in front of them to eat, a lot of saliva came out of their mouths, and they felt less thirsty: "Wow!

    There are plums to eat, so let's go! Everyone was in good spirits all of a sudden, and Cao Cao smoothly led the army to continue to move forward.

    Since then, everyone has used the phrase "looking at plums to quench their thirst" to indicate that a person uses his imagination to satisfy his wishes, just as soldiers feel that they are not thirsty when they think of plums.

    There are so many more, I won't explain them! As follows: Seven captures and seven verticals, shooting halberds at the gate, going to the meeting with a single knife, secretly crossing Chen Cang, wooden oxen and flowing horses, cutting beards and abandoning robes, burning the company camp, singing about wine, a handful of clever tricks, tongue battles, group Confucianism, seven steps into poetry, three visits to the thatched house...

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-10

    Three visits to the thatched house, Liu Bei, Zhuge Liang.

    Taoyuan Yuyi Liu Guanzhang.

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-09

    Guan Yu: Go to the meeting alone and defeat Maicheng.

    Liu Bei: Look at the thatched house three times, and fight ruthlessly.

    Zhuge Liang: Skillfully set up the empty city, borrow arrows from grass boats, and fight with Confucianism.

    Zhao Yun is full of guts.

    Liu Bei is hypocritical.

    Guan Yu is loyal and righteous.

    Zhang Fei is thick and fine.

    Lu Bu is brave and unscrupulous.

    Cao Cao was suspicious by nature.

    Zhou Yu is narrow-minded.

    Lu Su is loyal and honest.

    Yuan Shao was indecisive.

    Adou is innocent and lively.

    Zhuge Liang did his best.

    Resourceful.

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-08

    Cut the beard and abandon the robe (Cao Cao, Ma Chao).

    Yan Qi died down (Zhao Yun).

    Empty City Plan (Zhuge Liang).

    Fledgling (Zhuge Liang).

    Go to the meeting with a single knife (Guan Yu, Lu Su).

    Survival in danger, being a traitor, vain self-esteem, counting the days (Zhuge Liang's "Teacher Table") to explore the bag and take things (Zhang Fei).

    Like a fish in water (Liu Bei, Zhuge Liang).

    The rest of the first and second floors are completed.

  5. Anonymous users2024-02-07

    Cao Cao Wangmei quenched his thirst, Zhuge Liang borrowed arrows from the grass boat, Guan Yu immediately beheaded Huaxiong, Zhou Yu burned Chibi, Liu Bei looked at the thatched house, Liu Chanle did not think about Shu, and Mengshibei was impressed for three days, Zhuge Liang bowed to the best of his ability, Zhao Yun was gallant, Liu Bei was fake benevolence and false righteousness, Zhang Fei was thick and fine, Lu Bu was brave and unscrupulous, Cao Cao was suspicious by nature, Zhou Yu was narrow-minded, Lu Su was loyal and honest, Yuan Shao was gentle and hung up, Liu Chan was innocent and lively.

  6. Anonymous users2024-02-06

    <>1, such as drinking mellow mash (Zhou Yu): describes a person's broad popularity, which originated from Zhou Yu's understanding of Cheng Pu in the official history, and describes Zhou Yu's broad-mindedness.

    2, the resurrection of the hip (Liu Bei): Describe long-term idleness and no achievements in his career.

    3. Endless troubles (Liu Bei): It refers to the endless disasters left in the future.

    4. Like a fish in water (Liu Bei and Zhuge Liang): The metaphor is to get a person who is very compatible with him or an environment that is very suitable for him.

    5. Three visits to the thatched cottage (Liu Bei): Describe the thirst for talent, which was later used as a metaphor for many dedicated visits.

    6. Fledgling (Zhuge Liang): Describe just coming out to do things, lacking actual imitation experience, and being relatively naïve.

    7. Tiger standing on the dragon plate (Zhuge Liang): Describe the majesty of Nanjing's topography.

    8. Brainstorming (Zhuge Liang): It refers to concentrating the opinions of all people and expanding the effect of work.

    9, do your best (Zhuge Liang): Describe contributing all your strength and dying.

    10. Empty City Plan (Zhuge Liang): refers to a method of warfare.

    11, Wangmei quenches thirst (Cao Cao): metaphorically comforts oneself with fantasy.

    13, Cai Gao Badou (Cao Zhi): Describe high knowledge and good writing.

    14, Seven Steps of Talent (Cao Zhi) Xinzhao: Describe the talent and learning, and the writing and thinking are agile.

    15, outstanding (Guan Yu): Described above others, no one can compare with it.

    16, a body is gall (Zhao Yun) to prepare Tan liquid: When attacking Hanzhong, Zhao Yunyan defeated Cao Cao, and was praised by Liu Bei, praising Zilong for being gallant. Describe the guts as great.

    17, Gu Qu Zhou Lang (Zhou Yu, the governor of Wu State): refers to a person who is proficient in ** opera.

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