What other historical stories like Lying on Salary and Tasting Courage are?

There are also chiseling walls to steal light, smelling chickens dancing, humiliating the crotch, hanging beams and piercing stocks, etc.

Stealing the light from the wall is a story about secretly digging holes in the wall to borrow the lights of the neighbor's house in order to study hard.

Smelling the rooster and dancing is a story about the determination to get up and practice martial arts when you hear the rooster crow in order to master the ability to serve the country.

The humiliation of the crotch is informal, and it is a temporary humiliation to endure in order to achieve great ambitions.

The cantilever beam thorn strand is to urge themselves to learn at the expense of the beam.

Hang up your hair and prick your thigh with an awl as a warning.

Warring States: Returning to Zhao (Lin Xiangru) Wai Wei to save Zhao (Sun Bin) Retreating from the three houses (heavy ears) Mao Sui recommended himself (Mao Sui) Bear the guilt of Jing (Lian Po) Talking on paper (Zhao Kuo) One drum (Cao Di) A thousand gold to buy bones (Guo Kui) Avoiding illness and avoiding medicine (Cai Huangong) Lying on salary and tasting gall (Gou Jian) Killing his wife and begging for a general (Wu Qi) Frightened Bird (more 羸) Mountains and flowing water (Yu Boya, Zhong Ziqi) Qin : A word thousand gold (Lü Buwei) refers to the deer as a horse (Zhao Gao) Burning books and pits Confucianism (Qin Shi Huang) Poor picture dagger see (Jing Ke) Cantilever thorn strand (Su Qin, Sun Jing) Han :

A meal and a thousand gold (Han Xin) embattled (Xiang Yu) Three chapters of the law (Liu Bang) can be taught (Zhang Liang) The Last Battle (Han Xin) Breaking the Cauldron (Xiang Yu) The hand is not released (Liu Xiu) Jinwu Zangjiao (Liu Che) secretly crossing Chen Cang (Han Xin) Ambush on all sides (Xiang Yu) Throwing a pen from Rong (Ban Chao) Horse leather shroud (Ma Yuan) The more the merrier (Han Xin) Old Dang Yizhuang (Ma Yuan) Xiao Gui Cao Sui (Xiao He, Cao Shen) No face to see Jiangdong's father (Xiang Yu) Three Kingdoms: Bow and do your best (Zhuge Liang) three times to look at the thatched house (Liu Bei) boiled beans and burn the qi (Cao Zhi) impressive (Lu Meng) Fledgling (Zhuge Liang) Happy not to think about Shu (Liu Chan) Seven steps into poetry (Cao Zhi) exaggerated (Ma Tan) Seven captures and seven verticals (Zhuge Liang) The sword is not old (Huang Zhong) is talented and eight buckets (Cao Zhi) is a gall (Zhao Yun) Seal the gold seal (Guan Yu) Go to the meeting with a single knife (Guan Yu) Wangmei quenches your thirst (Cao Cao) Everything is ready, only the east wind is owed (Zhou Yu, Zhuge Liang) Jin: Into the wood three points (Wang Xizhi) smell the chicken and dance (Zu Li) Dongshan comeback (Xie An) Luoyang paper gui (Zuo Si) Grass and trees are soldiers (Fu Jian) Chisel the wall to steal the light (Kuang Heng) Dog's tail continues to mink (Sima Lun) Northern and Southern Dynasties:

The finishing touch (Zhang Sengqiu) Jiang Lang's talent is exhausted (Jiang Yan) Song: Jingzhong serves the country (Yue Fei) The East Window Incident (Qin Hui) is confident (Wen and Ke).

The allusions to lying down and tasting courage are as follows:

During the Spring and Autumn Period, Wu Wangfu relied on his strong national strength to lead his troops to attack the Yue Kingdom. As a result, the Yue Kingdom was defeated, and the Yue King Goujian was arrested in the Wu Kingdom. In order to humiliate the king of Yue, the king of Wu sent him to look at the tomb and feed the horses.

Although King Yue was very unconvinced, he still tried his best to pretend to be loyal and obedient. When King Wu went out, he walked in front and led the horse; When King Wu was sick, he tried his best to take care of him at the bedside, and when King Wu saw him serving him so wholeheartedly, he felt that he was very loyal to him, and finally allowed him to return to the kingdom of Yue.

After returning to China, King Yue was determined to wash away his shame of being a prisoner in the state of Wu. In order to warn himself not to forget his revenge, he slept on hard wood every day, hung a bitter gall on the door, and tasted it before eating and sleeping, so that he could remember the lesson. In addition, he often went to the people to inspect the people's situation, solve problems for the people, let the people live and work in peace and contentment, and at the same time strengthen the training of the army.

After ten years of hard work, the country of Yue became rich and strong, so the king of Yue personally led the army to attack the state of Wu, and also succeeded in victory, and the prince of Wu was so ashamed that he committed suicide after the defeat. Later, Yue took advantage of the victory to march into the Central Plains and became a major power in the late Spring and Autumn Period.

Explanation of terms

Explanation] salary: firewood and grass. Sleep on firewood and grass, eat and sleep to taste bitter gall. Describe people who are hardworking and self-motivated, and work hard.

Example] If Chinese football wants to break out of Asia, it must train hard.

synonyms] to be angry and strong, to eat and drink.

Syntax] associative; as a predicate, a definite, an adverbial; Compliments.

Lying on the salary and tasting the gall originally referred to the deeds of the king of the Yue country, Gou Jian, who worked hard to restore the country, and later evolved into an idiom.

In the Spring and Autumn Period, the king of Yue Goujian was defeated, and he was held by Wu, and he wanted to avenge Wu, and he was anxious to think about it, and he sat down with courage and tasted it, and he wanted to not forget the shame of defeat.

See "Historical Records: The Family of King Goujian of Yue" and "Wu Yue Chunqiu: Goujian's Return to Foreign Biography" by Han Zhaoye.

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Later, it was used as a code of hard work, indignation, and hardship.

Song Su Chongyou sullen Shi "Quasi-Sun Quan's Answer to Cao Cao": "Since the servant was bequeathed, he has been lying on his salary and tasting his courage, mourning the sun and the moon, and lamenting that his fame is not standing. ”