Idioms and allusions related to some ancient celebrities

Riding the dragon and fast son-in-law, entering the wood for three points, not thinking about it, hanging the beams and piercing bones, the grass and trees are soldiers, looking at the plum to quench the thirst, returning to the hometown in fine clothes, working hard and blood, the wind is loud and so on.

The last battle, embattled, lying on the salary, tasting the guts, talking on paper.

Thirty-six strategies should all have allusions.

Sharpen the pestle into a needle. Sinking fish and geese, closing the moon and shy flowers. June Flying Frost. Act rashly and alert the enemy.

Cast pen from Rong. Chisel into the wall to steal the light.

The cantilever is piercing. Never miss it.

Stoop to conquer.

Mid-stream hits. Dong Shi imitates the wind.

The plot is broken.

The idiom stories related to celebrities are as follows:

1, a drum of courage (曹刿 guì) Source: "Zuo Chuan: Ten Years of Zhuang Gong": "Husband fights, courage also."

One blow of strength, then decline, three and exhaustion. "Idiom explanation: The morale is boosted when the drum is played for the first time.

The metaphor is to get the energy up when the momentum is high, and get the job done in one go.

2. The source of a thousand gold (Lü Buwei): "Historical Records: The Biography of Lü Buwei": "The gate of Buxianyang City, hanging a thousand gold, and the guests of the princes and travelers who can increase or lose a word will be given a thousand gold.

Idiom explanation: increase or loss of a word, reward a thousand gold. The praise is subtle and cannot be changed.

3, the teacher of one word (Zheng Gu) source: Song Ji Yougong "Tang Poetry Chronicle": "Zheng Gu changed the monk Qi Ji's "Early Plum" poem:

A few branches open for one. Qi himself bows, and people take the valley as a word teacher. Idiom explained:

A teacher who corrects a word. Some good poems are more perfect after being changed by others, and the person who changes the word is often called "the master of one word" or "the teacher of one word".

4, a meal of a thousand gold (Han Xin) source: "Historical Records: The Biography of the Marquis of Huaiyin": "The letter is fished under the city, and the mother drifts, and there is a mother who sees the letter and is hungry, and the rice letter drifts for dozens of days.

Again: "Believe in the country, as you eat and drift your mother, and give a thousand gold." Idiom explained:

The parable generously repays those who have been kind to him.

5, Dongshan Comeback (Xie An) Source: "Jin Shu Xie An Biography": "Seclusion Huiji Dongshan, more than forty years old to come back as Huan Wen Sima, tired of moving Zhongshu, Situ and other important positions, the Jin family relied on turning the crisis into safety.

Idiom explanation: refers to the re-appointment of important positions. It is also a metaphor for losing ground and then gaining momentum again.

6, picture poor dagger see (Jing Ke) Source: "Warring States Policy, Yan Ce III": "King Qin said Ke:

from, take the map held by Wu Yang. Ke both take the picture and give it. Send a picture, the picture is poor and the dagger is seen.

Idiom Explanation: The metaphor is that at the end of the development of things, the truth or original meaning is revealed.

Zhao Kuo talked about the army on paper, Lin Xiangru returned to Zhao after finishing the wall, Han Xin fought against the water, and Sun Bin surrounded Wei to save Zhao.

Cheng Men Lixue, Liu Bei's three visits to the thatched house, hanging beams and thorns.

Cao Chong called the elephant a plaything.

The story of the last stand.

Explanation: Fighting with your back to the river, there is no way out. Shape.