Who is the protagonist of the idiom

At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Pang Degong, a famous scholar in Xiangyang, had a very talented nephew named Pang Tong. At that time, Zhuge Liang, who lived in seclusion in Longzhong, often visited Pang Degong and became good friends with Pang Tong. Pang Degong praised their talents very much, and called Zhuge Liang Wolong and Pang Tong as a phoenix.

In Pang Degong's eyes, both of them are the best in the world.

Zhou Yu was too punctual in Nanjun, and Pang Tong was appointed Gongcao under him. Soon Zhou Yu died of illness, and Pang Tong was buried in Wu County. Many literati in Wu County had long heard of Pang Tong's reputation, so when he was about to return to Nanjun, everyone went to visit him.

Even the very famous literati Lu Ji, Gu Shao, Quan Cong and others also went.

Pang Tong first commented on Lu Ji, a famous scholar in Jiangdong, and said: "Mr. Lu is like a horse that can't run but has strong feet, and has super talents. When all the celebrities heard this, they all said that he had got the idea.

Then, Pang Tong commented on Gu Shao again. He said: "Mr. Gu is like a hard-working cow that runs very slowly, but can carry heavy things to distant places.

Someone asked him to comment on himself, and he was quite conceited and said: "I can still be competent to give advice to the emperor and govern the world." ”

Source: "Zhou Yi Department Resignation": "Serve the ox and ride the horse, lead the weight to the far, benefit the world, and cover all the followers." "Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms, Shu Shu, Pang Tong Biography", Tong said: "Lu Zi can be described as a horse with sufficient strength, and Gu Zi can be described as a cow that can carry weight and go far." ”

Weight-bearing to the provenance.

The Legend of Pang Tong of the Three Kingdoms": "Yu died, and the funeral was sent to Wu, and the Wu people heard his name. And when the west is returned, and Huichangmen, Lu Ji, Gu Shao, and Quan Cong all go. Tong said: Lu Zi can be said to be a good horse and has the power to escape, and Gu Zi can be said to be a cow that can carry weight and go far. ＇”

Weight-bearing far-reaching definition.

Negative: carrying; To: Delivered. Carrying a heavy load to a distant place refers to carrying a heavy thing to a distant place, which is a metaphor for being able to carry a heavy responsibility.

An allusion to the weight of the far-reaching.

In 210 AD, Zhou Yu, the governor of the Eastern Wu of the Three Kingdoms, died of illness in Baling, and his former friend Pang Tong was very sad and personally sent the funeral to Wu County.

Pang Tong Zi Shiyuan, a native of Xiangyang, erudite and talented, was as famous as Zhuge Liang at the beginning, and was known as "Mr. Feng Xiao". As soon as he arrived in Wu County, there were many people who came to make friends with him.

Eastern Wu celebrities Lu Ji, Gu Shao, Quan Cong and others all became close friends with Pang Tong. Pang Tongyou's condolences are over, and he is about to return to the west, and he will gather with them in Changmen to say goodbye, and everyone talks about the past and the present, and is very happy.

Pang Tong is good at commenting on characters, and he thinks that Lu Ji is like a horse with fast feet and super talent; Gu Shao is like a hard-working cow that can carry heavy loads and go far; He also pointed to Quan Cong and said that although you have poor intelligence, you are also a contemporary talent! ”

Afterwards, someone asked Pang Tong: "In Mr.'s mind, do you think that Lu Ji's talent is better than Gu Shao" Pang Tong was not direct, but just said, "Although the horse is good, it can only carry a person; An ox carrying a heavy load can travel 300 miles a day, and it carries more than the weight of a man."

Lu Ji and Gu Shao were all valued by Sun Quan, the lord of Wu, and they once introduced Pang Tong to Sun Quan. However, Sun Quan could not appreciate it and did not reuse it.

Later, Pang Tong was recommended by Zhuge Liang and received courtesy from Liu Bei, the lord of Shu, and finally became ambitious and became Liu Bei's main adviser.

Liu Bei attaches great importance to Pang Tong, and treats Pang Tong second only to Zhuge Liang, and asks the two of them to serve as military advisors and lieutenant generals to assist him in competing for the world.

[Idiom]: Bearing weight and going far.

Pinyin]: fù zhng zhì yuǎn

Spelling]: fzzy

Interpretation]: Negative: carrying; To: Delivered. Carry heavy things and walk long distances. The metaphor is capable of taking on a difficult task.

Source: "Zhou Yi Department Resignation": "Serve the ox and ride the horse, lead the weight to the far, benefit the world, and cover all the followers." "Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Shu Zhi, Pang Tong Biography": "Lu Zi can be said to be a horse with the power of ease, and Gu Zi can be said to be a cow who can carry weight and go far." ”

Example]: The healthy calf must walk the car and break the wheel, and the good horse must be driven with a whip, and then can. Song Wang Yan "Tang Yulin? Literature

synonyms]: There is a long way to go.

Grammar]: as a predicate, complement; The metaphor is capable of taking on a difficult task.

Weight-bearing idiom solitaire

Shun connection]: Far from relatives, far away from high flying, distant friends and close attacks, distant relatives and close friends, distant relatives and close neighbors, far people have no vision, long-term plans, far immortal.

Shun connection]: The whip is far away, the talent is high, the knowledge is far, the relaxation is high, the distance is high, the distance is high, the words are far away, the purpose is far away, the height is far away, and the hole is far away.

Reverse connection]: Regardless of the winner and the loser, the sea is defeated, the sea is conceited, the winner is a winner, the burden is heavy, the burden is relieved, the burden is relieved.

Reverse connection]: Negative and ungrateful, negative multiplication, negative multiplication, negative multiplication, negative labor, negative burden, negative vulgar ridicule, debt, burdened disaster.