The idiom story of the two goals, the allusions and meanings of the two goals

The allusions and meanings of the two goals are as follows:

Meaning: Refers to the same thing being successfully done twice.

The father of the male protagonist Mei Liangyu was framed, Mei Liangyu set up a sacrifice for his father, but unexpectedly, all the plum blossoms in full bloom were blown down by the wind.

Mei believes that the plum blossom has a certain relationship and symbol with his family, so he prayed that "the plum blossom will bloom again, and the father's injustice will be revealed". The plum blossoms really bloomed for the second time, and the hero and heroine also experienced hardships and tied the knot. There is also an adaptation of this opera, which has been circulated among the people since the Qing Dynasty, so the term "Mei Kai Er" is also widely known.

First, Mei Chun excavated the state to open the second interpretation

梅开二度méi kāi èdaor dù: refers to the successful completion of the same thing twice. Interpretation:

The original text refers to the plum tree blooming twice in a short period of time, and is often used as a metaphor for people successfully completing the same thing twice, and can also be used to describe two happy events in a row. Source: "Handan Wuling Congtai" poem:

On the day of Mei Chen's wedding, the plum blossom tree reopened for the second time, and the flowers were full of branches, which were extremely gorgeous and fragrant.

Second, the scope of application and notice

1. The allusion of "two goals" is widely used in all walks of life, and common examples in life include the success of an actor who becomes famous again after a failure of another work, a company regains market share after a competition failure, and an athlete regains the championship after a loss. These are classic cases of "two goals", showing us how important it is to have the courage to try and persevere in the face of failure.

2. The allusion of "two goals" tells us that success often requires repeated attempts and continuous efforts. Failure is not terrible, as long as you can keep summing up your experience, learn from it, and keep working hard, you will eventually achieve success. At the same time, it also reminds us to be patient, confident, and believe that we will be able to overcome difficulties and achieve our dreams.

1. The meaning of the idiom is two degrees.

2. Is the second plum blossom an idiom?

3. The idiom of 2 degrees of plum blossoms.

4. The idiom allusion of the second degree of the plum blossom.

1.A brace is a double success in the same thing.

2."Scoring twice" is an idiom that refers to the successful achievement of the same thing twice, and is common in football, which refers to a soccer player scoring two goals in a match. ", "Plum Blossom Erdi" is actually derived from the ** "Second Plum" compiled by the owner of Xiyin Hall, Peking Opera and Yue Opera have this play, and usually two happy events in a row can be called "Plum Blossom Erdu".

3."Mei Kai Er" is actually from the master of Xiyin Hall compiled ** "Two Degrees of Plum", Peking Opera, Yue Opera have this play,** describes the love story of Mei Liangyu and Chen Xingyuan, during the Tang Dynasty, Mei's father was framed by Lu Qi, the prime minister of the dynasty, Liangyu prayed at night when the plum blossoms bloomed and was blown down by the strong wind, if the plum blossoms bloomed again, his father's grievances could be revealed, and the plum blossoms really bloomed for the second time, and Liangyu and Chen Xingyuan were reunited.

1. Mei Kai Erdu, a Chinese idiom, pinyin is méi kāi èr dù, which means that the same thing is successfully done twice. This idiom is common in football and refers to a soccer player who scores two goals in a match that he regrets.

2. Source: The long ** "Second Degree of Plum" written by the master of Xiyin Hall (Xuan Shugan), which is written in the Tang Dynasty Lu Shi Mei Liangyu and Chen Xingyuan's love story, which has such a plot: Mei's father was framed by Prime Minister Lu Qi, Mei Liangyu set up a sacrifice on the night when the plum blossoms were all blown down by the wind, and wished the finger to pray that the plum blossoms would reopen twice, and the father's injustice would be revealed.

Later, the plum blossoms bloomed for the second time. Mei and Chen went through hardships and finally had a happy ending. "Two goals" has been widely spread since then.

What did the idiom "brace two degrees" originally mean?

a.Reunion of husband and wife after an enforced separation or rupture.

b.Good things come back.

Correct answer: B

Scoring twice means that the same thing is successfully done twice. This idiom is very common in football, which refers to a football player who scores two goals in a match in a soccer match.