Knowledge of idiom stories, what common sense is contained in idiom stories

Cover your ears and steal the bell. Wait for the rabbit. Pull out the seedlings to help grow.

Just search for it.

A blind eye - an idiom story that I like very much, funny There is a person in the Chu State who is poor and destitute.

He read "Huainanzi" and learned that when the praying mantis catches cicadas, the leaves that have been covered can be used to hide people's bodies, so he really went to look for it. He ran to a tree and looked up, and found a leaf hidden with a praying mantis, so he reached out and plucked it. Unexpectedly, the leaf fell to the ground, mixed with many fallen leaves, and could no longer be recognized.

So, he simply swept up all the fallen leaves and collected a few buckets.

After carrying him home, he took turns to cover his eyes one by one and asked his wife, "Can you still see me?" "At first, my wife kept saying:

I can see it. Later, after tossing and turning all day, his wife was tired and impatient, so she coaxed him and said, "I can't see it!"

When the man heard this, he was overjoyed, and he hurriedly took the chosen leaves in his bosom and ran out into the street. When he arrived in the downtown area, he held up the leaves, and as if no one was around, he took other people's things in front of him. As a result, he was caught red-handed by the government officials and sent to the county government.

The county magistrate interrogated him in court, and the Chu people told what had happened from beginning to end, and the county magistrate laughed and released him without punishing him.

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Only eight buckets high. During the Southern Dynasties, the writer Xie Lingyun was too punctual for Yongjia, often traveled to the mountains to play with the void water, wrote poems and wrote poems, and won the appreciation of Emperor Wen. He said proudly

There is a total of one stone in the world, Cao Zhi accounts for eight of them, I account for one bucket, and the rest of the people occupy one bucket. ”

Amazed. In the early years of the Western Han Dynasty, Han Xin was named the king of Qi, and Prime Minister Xiao He was worried that Han Xin's military power was too great, so he asked Fan Hao to discuss strategies. Fan Xu was smug, and even praised how he defeated Xiang Yu, which frightened him into a daze, so as to save the lord.

In the face of this hungry man in Huaiyin and Han Xin, who was powerless, he only needed to call one or two people to cut him in two.

Carved fence jade masonry. In 960 AD, Zhao Kuangyin and Chen Qiao rebelled and established the Song Dynasty, eliminating Nanping, Houshu, Southern Han and other countries. Li Yu, the queen of the Southern Tang Dynasty, did not ask about the government affairs, but could only recite poems and lyrics, was defeated by the Song Dynasty, and was named the Marquis of Disobedience after surrendering.

Li Yu wrote lyrics: "The carved fence and jade masonry should still be there, but Zhu Yan has changed." Song Taizong took the opportunity to kill him.

Smiling. During the Three Kingdoms period, Sima Yi led an army to attack the Shuguo Street Pavilion, and Zhuge Liang sent Ma Jian to garrison it and failed. Sima Yi took advantage of the victory and approached Xicheng, Zhuge Liang had no soldiers to meet the enemy, but he was calm and calm, opened the city gate, and sat on the city tower with a smile and played the piano.

Sima Yi suspected an ambush and led his troops to retreat. When he learned that Xicheng was an empty city and went back to fight again, Zhao Yun hurried back to relieve the siege.

"Idiom Story" is a part of the history of our country, idioms are the accumulation of history, and behind every idiom there is a far-reaching story. After the polishing of time, tens of millions of people have passed on the word of mouth, and every idiom is so profound and timeless, concise and concise. Reading idiom stories, you can understand history, understand affairs, learn knowledge, and accumulate beautiful language materials.

Features: The language of these stories is vivid and easy to understand, which can help children understand history and enlightenment, learn knowledge, and feel the unique charm of traditional Chinese culture. Tell some truths with profound story allusions, which lay the foundation of our country's culture.

Be a scapegoat. Drift along.

Make up for it. Thousands of merits.

Success. Cover your nose and pass by.

Make up for it with merit. Forget about the flaws.

Move for the better. It was not the first volume.

Before retreating, Qin made up for the loss.

Cover up not to cover up. It's not a bad thing.

Decoration is not successful. Make fools too.

Shame and wisdom have spoken to people.

Behind closed doors. Time has passed.

Tian Ji Horse Race: The envoy of Qi came to Daliang, and Sun Bin secretly visited him as a prisoner and impressed the envoy of Qi with his words. The envoy of Qi felt that this person was extraordinary, so he secretly drove him back to Qi in a car.

Tian Ji, the general of Qi State, appreciated him very much and treated him like a guest. Tian Ji often races horses with the princes of Qi and sets heavy bets. Sun Bin found that their horse foot strength was about the same, and they could be divided into upper, middle, and lower levels.

So Sun Bin said to Tian Ji: "You just have to make a big bet, I can let you win." Tian Ji believed and agreed to him, and bet with the king of Qi and the princes with a thousand gold.

The race was about to start, and Sun Bin said, "Now use your inferior horses against their superior horses, take your superior horses against their medium horses, and use your medium horses against their inferior horses." After three games, Tian Ji won one game without a win and two games, and finally won King Qi's gold bet.

So Tian Ji recommended Sun Bin to King Qi Wei. After King Qi Wei asked him for advice on the art of war, he asked him to be his teacher.

There are many idiom stories, which can be roughly divided into the following categories:

1.Historical stories.

Such as: bear the guilt of Jing and return to Zhao after the completion of the wall, etc.

2.Character fables.

Such as: pulling seedlings to grow, covering ears and stealing bells, etc.

3.Bestiary stories.

Such as: fox fake tiger and so on.

4.Mythological stories.

Such as: Jingwei reclamation, Houyi shooting the sun, etc.

5.There are a lot of classic words of the ancients, people's sayings, etc., China's history is long, and it is not your question that can be answered, but he is waiting for everyone to dig out, especially you?

Learn to be rich in five cars.

xué fù wǔ chē

Explanation] Five cars: refers to the book of five cars. Described as reading a lot and having a lot of knowledge.

Structure] subject-predicate.

Usage] is used as a compliment. In the old days, it was often used as a polite word to praise others for their good knowledge. Generally used as a predicate.

Zhengyin] car; It cannot be pronounced as "cē".

Identification] rich; You can't write "pay".

synonyms] broad and profound, erudite and well-informed.

Antonyms] illiterate, uninked, and shallow.

Example sentences] 1) Mr. Guo Moruo is a ; Knowledgeable university scholars.

2) Readers should think of themselves as their goals.