What are the four character fables, and what are the four character fable story idioms?

Sitting in the well and watching the sky, 100 shots

The melon field is under the plum, and the bureau is pure.

The frog at the bottom of the well, the finishing touch

Indiscriminate filling, fox fake tiger power,

Fighting against the water, covering his ears and stealing the bell

Punishment for undue crimes, roosters and dogs

The hand does not release the volume, the cantilever piercing strands

The soldiers are fast and open the world

Be open and honest, self-defeating

Bear the guilt of Jing and drive straight in

The grass and trees are all soldiers, and the deer is the horse

Never give up, the world cave.

Sit back and relax, the wind is loud

One storm and ten colds, Chengmen Lixue,

The more the merrier, the better

Send charcoal in the snow, swallow dates

Eclectic.

The four-word words of the fable are as follows:

The four-character idioms of fables include waiting for the rabbit, the fox and the fake tiger, and the dog jumping over the wall.

First, wait for the rabbit.

Legend has it that there was a stupid farmer who happened to dig a big radish out of a field. After seeing such a large turnip, he thought of the experience of hunting while hunting, and thought that he should wait for the rabbits to jump into his field of their own accord, and not have to go out hunting again.

However, for the next few days, the farmer only saw rabbits jumping around aimlessly, and he did not catch any more rabbits. Therefore, "waiting for the rabbit" is used to describe the behavior or ideas of some people who cling to the past, do not want to move forward, do not seek improvement, and hope to get the results they want, rather than trying to make any way out.

Second, the fox is fake and the tiger is mighty.

According to legend, a fox passed through the tiger's territory and was accidentally caught by the tiger. Threatened by the tiger, the fox began to beg the tiger to let him go. The fox came up with a plan to claim that it was the king (similar to the ID card of a human being now), and told the tiger that he had a friend in heaven who was one of the tiger's kind, and that if the tiger killed him, his friend would come to avenge it.

When the tiger heard this, he didn't dare to act rashly, so he had to let the fox go. Therefore, the term "fox and tiger" is used to describe some people who use the power and power of others to threaten or deceive others, so as to confuse and fear others, so as to achieve their own goals. But this method can only play a temporary role, and cannot deceive others for a long time.

3. The dog jumps over the wall.

Legend has it that there was a dog chasing a rabbit, but the rabbit was more agile than the dog. The dog chased after the wall, but it couldn't jump over the wall to chase the rabbit. The dog was so desperate to catch up with the rabbit that he jumped to the finger wall, but he couldn't jump and ended up scarred.

This story is a metaphor for the tactics adopted by a person who feels cornered in the fierce competition, who is desperate to save himself or fight for a chance to survive. But this kind of uncool behavior often contributes to the deterioration of the situation, leading to a failed ending.

Fables contain the four words of chaos: mending the dead, waiting for the rabbit, picking seedlings to grow, tortoise and rabbit racing, and so on.

Expand your knowledge:

1. What is a fable?

Fables are stories that contain allegorical or obvious lessons, and are a type of literary genre. It is short in structure and often uses metaphors, so that the instructive theme or profound truth is reflected in a simple story. The quality of the storyline setting of the fable is related to the future of the fable.

Fable is a literary form that uses fictional historical travels to express certain truths or allegories through abstract techniques. It is characterized by the expression of profound philosophies and the narration of a simple and easy-to-understand storyline.

2. The historical origin of the fable.

Fables originated in ancient Egypt and Greece and were first recorded on artifacts in temples and temples. Later, it was widely disseminated in the European Middle Ages and became a popular literary form at that time. Famous writers of fables include Aesop, La Fontaine, George Orwell, and others.

3. Common four-word words and phrases for fables.

1) A leaf obstruction: from "Qingyu Case: Yuan Xi" in "Selected Words of the Song Dynasty": "A vast ocean is gone, let the east wind blow and the west wind, only idle clouds, quietly and leisurely." "It's a metaphor for people who are lost and don't see things comprehensively.

2) Finishing touch: From "Wenxin Carving Dragon": "The dragon painter must first have a dragon, and then sketch out a little detail before the painting can be lifelike." "A metaphor adds an appropriate finishing touch to an article or thing to make the big picture more complete and exciting.

3) Worrying about the sky: From "Zhuangzi Foreign Things": "People are worried about the sky, and later generations will think it is a joke." "Describe nothing to disturb yourself, look ahead, and waste your time.

4) Restless chickens and dogs: From "Zuo Biography": "Chu is imprisoned, and the voice of chickens and dogs is heard." "Describe the chaos or noise of a situation. Divine Calendar.

4. The revelation of the four-word words of the fable.

The four-character phrase of the fable not only conveys profound philosophical and moral education, but also has a certain aesthetic value. In modern life, we can learn the four-word words of fables, understand wisdom and truth, and guide our own behavior, so as to become better people.

The four-word words of the fable: the donkey is poor, the salary is fighting the fire, the fool moves the mountain, the cup bow and the snake shadow, and the mold is returned to the pearl.

1. The donkey skills are poor

There was no donkey in Qiandi, and the good man brought a donkey from another place, and the tiger was at first afraid of the donkey's cry, but then began to offend it, and found that the donkey could only kick and had no other ability, and finally ate the donkey. The poor skills of the donkey are used up. Limb calling.

2. Fight fires with salary

It is to put out the fire with firewood, which means that the method of eliminating the disaster is wrong, and the result is even worse. This idiom comes from "Historical Records of the Wei Family", the Wei State blindly ceded the land to the Qin State, which could only make the Qin State stronger in the end, and the Wei State went to extinction, just like holding a salary to fight a fire.

3. Yugong moves mountains

Although Yugong can't move the mountain, the two mountains of Taihang and Wangwu can be removed by their children and grandchildren sooner or later. The spirit of Yugong touched the Emperor of Heaven, and eventually the two mountains were removed by the Emperor of Heaven. This story teaches us the spirit of perseverance and perseverance.

4. Cup bow snake shadow

This story is about a friend of Leguang who came to the house to drink, and the friend saw a snake in the wine and felt disgusted and sick, in fact, the snake in the wine was the reflection of the bow lacquered in the wine, and the friend was completely cured after the friend solved the puzzle. The shadow of the cup, bow and snake is used as a metaphor for people who are suspicious and suspicious, and cannot discern the truth and find out the truth.

5. Orange hungry pants buy molds and return pearls

It means that he bought the mulry with pearls, but returned the pearls, which is a metaphor for people who have no vision and do not understand how to sell pearls at a good price, so they made a box of Magnolia, but the person who bought the pearl returned it to the house. Come on, it's ridiculous.