What is the figurative sentence for the farthest distance in the world?

"Lying on the salary and tasting the guts" is a well-known allusion in our country. It is said that after Goujian, the king of Yue was defeated by Wu Wangfucha in the Spring and Autumn Period, he tried to be ashamed and motivate himself. When you sleep, you don't need to make a bed or bedding, and sleep on firewood, so that you don't forget the pain of losing your country.

After such years of tempering, he finally made the Yue State strong and defeated the Wu State.

But when did the allusion to lying on the back of the bucket begin? According to the books about Wu Yue's historical materials, in the "Zuo Chuan" of the Warring States Period, there are detailed records of Goujian, the king of Yue, and the husband of Hao, but there is no record of Goujian's lying down and tasting courage. In the work "Chinese" from the other Warring States period, there is no talk of lying down and trying to be brave.

During the Eastern Han Dynasty, in the works of "Yue Jue Shu" and "Wu Yue Chunqiu", only in "Gou Jian Returns to Foreign Transmission", there is the sentence of Gou Jian's "hanging courage in the household, tasting it, and never ending in the mouth", but there is no "lying salary".

As an idiom, "lying on the salary and tasting the gall" was first seen in the novelty of the "Proposed Sun Quan's Answer to Cao Cao's Book" written by the great writer Su Shi of the Northern Song Dynasty, which assumes that Sun Quan had "lying on the salary and tasting the gall" when the Three Kingdoms were established, but this has nothing to do with Gou Jian. In the Southern Song Dynasty, Lu Zuqian in the book "Zuo's Biography" once had Wu Wangfucha "sit on the salary and taste the gall", but it was only "sitting on the salary", not "lying on the salary", just "the husband", not "Goujian". In the Ming Dynasty, Zhang Bo in the book "On the Spring and Autumn Period" also said that "the husband is on the throne, and the salary tastes the gall", although there is "lying on the salary and tasting the gall", but it also refers to the husband's difference.

Later, in Zhen Dexiu's "Wuchen April Upper Hall Songzha", and Huang Zhen's "Ancient and Modern Notes" and "Huang's Daily Copy", there was a saying that Gou practiced "lying on the salary and tasting the gall". At the end of the Ming Dynasty, in the script of "The Story of Huansha" written by Liang Chenyu, Gou Jian's "lying on salary and tasting gall" was rendered as a legend. Feng Menglong also talked about Gou Jian's "lying salary and tasting courage" many times in "Chronicles of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty".

At the beginning of the Qing Dynasty, Wu Chengquan's "Compendium of Easy Knowledge" also had the sentence "Hooking and practicing against the country is hard work and anxiety, and lying on the salary to taste the gall". Since then, the story of King Goujian's "lying on salary and tasting gall" has become more and more widespread and has become an idiom allusion in my country.

1. The farthest distance in the world is a TV series.

2, "The World's Farthest Distance" tells the story of a poor but very clever young man He Chuan (played by Luo Xiang) from college into the society, in this period of life "weaning period", he has no financial support, in the face of the test of the workplace, he suffers from all kinds of hardships and torments, and at the same time experiences the test of career, love, and family affection, he has played a lot of cleverness, and gradually moved towards success, with the continuous growth of his career, his pattern slowly changes dramatically, and his career is about to reach its peak, But in order to protect his love, he was anxious for quick success, made a big mistake, and fell into the trap designed by others.

The farthest distance in the world" is a poem included in Rabindranath Tagore's collection of poems, The Birds. It is arguably the most classic love poem of Tagore's career.

The farthest distance in the world is not the distance between life and death, but I stand in front of you, and you don't know that I love you;

The farthest distance in the world is not standing in front of you and you don't know that I love you, but loving to the point of obsession, but you can't say I love you;

The farthest distance in the world, it's not that I can't say I love you, but I want you to be heartbroken, but I can only bury it deep in my heart;

The distance in the world is not that I can't say I miss you, but that we love each other, but we can't be together;

The farthest distance in the world is not that they love each other but can't be together, but that they know that true love is invincible, but they pretend not to care;

The farthest distance in the world is not the distance between trees, but the branches of trees that grow from the same root, but cannot cling to each other in the wind;

The farthest distance in the world is not that the branches of the trees cannot cling to each other, but that the stars look at each other, but there is no track of intersection;

The farthest distance in the world is not the trajectory between the stars, but even if the trajectory meets, it is nowhere to be found in an instant;

The farthest distance in the world is not to be found nowhere to be found in an instant, but to meet before they have yet to meet, they are destined to be unable to meet;

The farthest distance in the world is the distance between fish and birds, one in the sky, the other deep in the bottom of the sea;

The farthest distance in the world is not the distance between trees, but the branches of trees that grow from the same root, but cannot cling to each other in the wind;

The farthest distance in the world is not that the branches of the trees cannot rely on each other, but the stars that look at each other, but there is no track of meeting;

The farthest distance in the world is not the trajectory between the stars, but even though the trajectories meet, they are nowhere to be found in the blink of an eye;

The farthest distance in the world is not that it is nowhere to be found in an instant, but that it is destined to be impossible to meet before it has yet to meet;

The farthest distance in the world is the distance between fish and birds, one in the sky and the other deep at the bottom of the sea.

The World's Furthest Distance" original:

The farthest distance in the world is not the distance between life and death.

It's that I'm standing in front of you, and you don't know I love you.

The farthest distance in the world.

It's not that I'm standing in front of you and you don't know I love you.

It's love to the point of obsession, but you can't say I love you.

The farthest distance in the world is not I can't say I love you.

Instead, I want you to be in pain, but I can only bury it deep in my heart.

The farthest distance in the world is not I can't say I miss you.

It's about loving one another but not being able to be together.

The farthest distance in the world is not to love each other.

But they can't be together, but they know that true love is invincible.

But he pretended not to care.

The farthest bright wheel distance in the world.

Not tree-to-tree distance.

It's the branches that grow from the same root, but they can't cling to each other in the wind.

The farthest distance in the world is not that the branches of a tree can't cling to each other.

It's stars looking at each other but they don't have a trail of convergence.

Rabindranath Tagore's Poems: The World's Farthest Distance includes three of Tagore's most widely circulated and representative poetry collections, "The Crescent Moon", "The Birds", and "The Gardener". The full text uses fresh poetry and profound brushstrokes to reveal the unique spiritual philosophy of Tagore, the "poet of a generation".

Reading these psalms will open up a clogged source of wisdom and soothe our physical and mental loneliness. "Rabindranath Tagore's Poems: The World's Farthest Distance" presents the charm of the original book to readers in the form of Chinese and English.

About author:Rabindranath Tagore (1861-1941) was a famous Indian poet, writer, artist, and social activist. Deeply religious and philosophical insights are contained in his poems, and his poems enjoy epic status in India.

His works were regarded as "beacons of spiritual life" and opened the way for modern Indian literature, and in 1913 he was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature, the first Asian to win the Nobel Prize in Literature.