How did Xuefu Wuche and Cai Gao Badou come about?

Let's talk about "Xuefu Five Cars", Xuefu Five Cars is from the "Zhuangzi" World Chapter: Hui Shi Duo, his book five cars. Xuefu Wuche is a sentence created by Zhuangzi to describe Huizi's erudition and talent, which has been summarized by later generations as the idiom of Xuefu Wuche.

Zhuangzi and Huizi are a pair of good friends, and the relationship between the two is very good, but the two people do not often blow each other in business, but hack each other together. Xuefu Wuche is also one of the few examples of Zhuangzi praising Huizi. Xuefu Wuche is now often used to describe people's erudition.

Besides, the origin of this idiom is even more interesting. This is a small story of Xie Lingyun, a great genius of the Jin Dynasty, who boasted about himself and his idol Cao Zhi. It is said that Xie Lingyun said that there is only one stone in the world's talents, Cao Zhi and Cao Zijian themselves have eight buckets of talent, and Xie Lingyun himself has one bucket of talent in the world, as for the remaining one bucket of talent, the rest of the world will share it.

Cai Gao Badou is now also commonly used to describe outstanding talents, which is similar to the meaning of Xuefu Wuche.

Xuefu Wuche and Cai Gao Badou are both idioms to describe knowledgeable and talented. And these two idioms respectively involve two, oh no, four famous historical figures, that is, Hui Shi and Zhuangzi, Cao Zhi and Xie Lingyun.

Hui Shi and Zhuangzi are good friends, and there are many allusions between the two, the most famous of which is the famous debate between the two on the bridge, "Zi Fei Fish, The Joy of Anzhi Fish". The idiom of learning rich five cars is described in Zhuangzi's book "Zhuangzi", the original text is "Hui Shi is multi-faceted, his book is five cars, his way is refuted, and his words are not true." That's right, originally this sentence was derogatory, saying that although Hui Shi was knowledgeable, he was flashy and unreliable.

But then it was taken out of context and completely regarded as a compliment. <>

Cai Gao Badou is a sentence from Xie Lingyun. Xie Lingyun was a famous literary scholar in the Southern Dynasty, who created the school of landscape poetry in landscape idyll, and was also a representative of landscape poetry (the pastoral poem is Tao Yuanming). His works were deeply loved by Emperor Wen of the Song Dynasty at that time, and he was awarded an official position.

In this way, Xie Lingyun was a little fluttering, so he said this famous sentence: "There is only one stone in the world, Cao Zijian has eight buckets, I have one bucket, and one bucket has been shared since ancient times and today." "It's a domineering leak, and everything is empty.

Later, it was simplified to the idiom of Cai Gao Badou.

Cai Gao Badou and Xuefu Wuche describe a person who is knowledgeable and literate. The two idioms are synonyms that mean the same thing. The following is the specific knowledge about Cai Gao Badou and Xuefu Wuche for reference.

Cai Gao Badou: Cai, refers to literary talent, talent. Describe people with high literary talents and rich knowledge. Bucket, the name of the utensil.

Source: Southern Dynasty, Song, Anonymous, "Shi Chang Tan, Fighting Talent".

Usage: subject-predicate; as a predicate, a definite, an object.

synonyms: such as rafters with a large pen, full of economy, eight buckets of talent, only to know people, only to occupy eight buckets.

Antonyms: only sparse ambition, only sparse learning, no ink in the chest, only sparse wisdom.

Sentence formation: Guo Moruo's long poem "Goddess" written in his youth established his image as a talented man in modern Chinese history.

Xuefu Wuche: Describe knowledgeable.

Source: "Zhuangzi Tianxia": "Hui Shi is multi-faceted, and his book is five cars." ”

Usage: subject-predicate; as a predicate; Compliments.

Synonyms: broad and profound, real talent and practical learning, five-car belly, learning through Chinese and Western, two-legged bookcase.

Antonyms: ignorance, ignorance, ignorance, ignorance, ignorance, ignorance, and indistinguishability.

Sentence formation: When the book is used, there is less hatred, and it is not too much to learn five cars.

1. Explanation: Five cars: refers to the five morning inspection car book. Described as reading a lot, Lu Qingjia is rich in knowledge.

2. Idiom: 学富五车 [xué fù wǔ chē] 3, source: "Zhuangzi Tianxia": "Hui Shi is multi-faceted, and its book is five cars." ”

4. Synonyms: broad and profound, erudite and talented, well-informed.

5. Antonyms: illiterate, uninspired, and shallow.

6. Idiom: 才高八斗 [cái gāo bā dǒu] 7. Explanation: It is a metaphor for people who are extremely talented.

8. Source: "The Biography of Nanshi Xie Lingyun": "There is only one stone in the world, Cao Zijian has eight buckets, I have one bucket next to me, and I have shared one bucket since ancient times and today." ”

9. Synonyms: eight buckets of talent, talented, talented.

"Talented and rich" is a common saying, which means to describe the superb literary talent and profound knowledge.

Source: "Zhuangzi Tianxia": "Hui Shi is multi-faceted, and his book is five cars." ”

Zhong Kui's Biography - The Biography of Ping Ghosts": "There is a Jia Jinshi, surnamed Zhong Mingkui, the word is south, and the name of the people of Nanshan is the end." Eight buckets of talent, five cars of learning. ”

is only eight buckets high, and learns to be rich and five cars" to make a sentence:

1, Su Shi is a talented and talented writer.

2. He is only eight buckets tall, rich in five cars, and full of economy.

3. Scholars should take it as their goal to be talented and learn to be rich.

4. If you can't make full use of it, even if you are only eight buckets high and five cars are rich, you will only read a dead book.

5. He is only eight buckets high, rich in learning, knowledgeable, and deeply admired by students.

"Talented and Talented" describes that a person's literary talent is very high, and "Rich and Rich" describes that a person has read a lot of books and is very knowledgeable. The synonyms of the eight buckets are the talents of the eight buckets, the talents of the people, and the talents. The synonyms of Xuefu Wuche are broad and profound, erudite and well-informed.

The provenance of the five cars of XuefuXuefu Wuche is from "Zhuangzi Tianxia", the original text is as follows.

Hui Shi is multi-faceted, his book is five cars, his road is refuted, and his words are not true. The meaning of the calendar is to say: "The greatest is the greatest, and it is called the great one; To the small without the inside, it is called the small one.

No thickness, no accumulation, its thousands of miles. The sky and the earth are inferior, the mountains and the Zeping. The Japanese side is blind, and the material side is alive and dead.

The big is the same and the small is the same, which is called 'small similarity and difference'; All things are the same, and this is called 'the same and different'. The South is infinite and poor. Today is the past.

The chain can be solved. I know the ** of the sky, the north of the swallow and the south of the Yue. Pan love all things, heaven and earth are one.

Those who are extremely large and have no boundaries are called 'big ones'; Those that are extremely small and have no kernel are called 'small ones'. It has no thickness and cannot be accumulated, but it can expand to thousands of miles. The sky is as low as the earth, and the mountains are as flat as the water.

The sun is tilted when it is just in the middle of the day, and all things are transformed into death as soon as they are born. The difference between the big and the small is called 'small similarity'; All things are exactly the same and all kinds of things are completely different, and this is called 'great similarity'. The south is neither exhausted nor exhausted, today it went to the country of Yue and yesterday it came.

The chain can be unraveled. The ** of the world that I know is in the north of the Yan country and the south of the Yue country. Love all things, heaven and earth become one. ”

Talent is eight buckets, and the five cars are pleasing to the eye.

1. Talented, pronounced (cái huá héng yì), a Chinese idiom. Meaning: Talent is full of history revealed.

From the Spring and Autumn Period "The Biography of the Fat Man" Jiangnan has a talented man, who is eight buckets tall and has five cars, but he is short and fat"This is talented too"。

2. Xuefu Wuche is a Chinese idiom, pronunciation: (xué fù wǔ chē) Interpretation: Wuche, refers to the book of five cars.

Described as knowledgeable. synonyms: broad and profound, erudite, well-informed, full of economy, talented, insightful, antonyms:

Illiterate, uninformed, shallow, and indiscriminate.

3、"Learn to be rich in five cars"The earliest is from "Zhuangzi Tianxia Chapter", the original text is"Hui Shi is multi-faceted, his book is five cars, his road is refuted, and his words are not true. "。These words are criticizing Hui Shi, which translates to that Hui Shi is a man who knows a lot of tricks, although his writings are enough to mediate the rise and fall of the Five Kingdoms, but many of the truths he says are wrong and messy, and his words are also inappropriate. "Its book is five cars"of"book"It's a rotten closed verb, that is, to write.

His way is not true, and his words are not true"It means that Hui Shi wrote the books, not the books he read, because it is impossible for Hui Shi to read all the books"It is a refutation, and the type is not true"。

4. Zhuangzi (c. 369 BC-286 BC), Han nationality. The name Zhou, the word Zixiu (a said Zimu), later generations called "Nanhua Zhenren", Song Guomeng (now Mengcheng County, Anhui Province, also said to be in the Northeast Minquan County, Shangqiu County, Henan Province) during the Warring States Period. A famous thinker, philosopher, and writer, he is a representative of the Taoist school, the successor and developer of Laozi's philosophical thought, and the founder of the pre-Qin Zhuangzi school.

His doctrine covered all aspects of social life at that time, but the fundamental spirit was still attributed to the philosophy of Lao Tzu. Later generations called him and Lao Tzu "Lao Zhuang", and their philosophy was "Lao Zhuang Philosophy".

5. His thoughts contain elements of naïve dialectics, the main idea is "the way of heaven and the way of non-action", that everything is changing, he believes that the "Tao" is "born from the ground", from the "Tao has not been sealed" (that is, the "Tao" is unbounded and different), it belongs to the subjective idealism system. Advocate "inaction" and give up all reckless acts.

6. He also believes that all things are relative, so he denies knowledge, denies the essential difference between all things, vigorously denies reality, and fantasizes about a subjective spiritual realm in which "heaven and earth coexist with me, and all things are one with me". Politically, he advocates "rule by inaction", opposes all social systems, and abandons all cultural knowledge.