Idiom accumulation Idiom story! Accumulate three idioms from historical stories.

During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, one year, there was a serious famine in Qi State, and a large number of poor people were starved to death due to lack of food and food.

There was a noble slave owner named Qianao who put some food on the side of the road, waiting for the hungry poor to pass by and give them alms.

One day, a hungry man covered his face with his sleeves and dragged a pair of broken shoes, staggering by, when Qian Ao saw it, he picked up the food with his left hand, picked up the soup with his right hand, and shouted arrogantly: "Hey! Come and eat!

The hungry man raised his head and glared at him contemptuously, and said, "I am so hungry because I don't eat this 'food that comes from the mouth'." Qian Ao also felt that he had gone too far, so he apologized to the hungry man, but the hungry man finally refused to eat and starved to death on the side of the road.

There are hungry people who come rashly. Qian Ao served food on the left, drank on the right, and said:"Sigh!

Come and eat! "(The hungry) raised his eyes and looked at him, and said:"Yu Wei does not eat the food that comes, so that Si also.

So thanksgiving, and finally died without eating.

Explain the food that comes to you"The meaning of this idiom is insulting or ill-intentioned charity. Whew: An impolite greeting, the equivalent of the current one"Hello"。

The frog at the bottom of the well, the frightened bird, covers the ears and steals the bell.

Idiom stories, happy and unthinkable, old women can solve historical stories, classic stories.

Hello, bai about the Cheng du language from historical allusions, just list the following zhi.

Warring States: Wanbi Dao Gui Zhao (Lin Xiangru) Wai Wei to save Nei Zhao (Sun Binrong) retreat from the three houses (heavy ears) Mao Sui self-recommendation (Mao Sui).

Bear the guilt of Jing (Lian Po) on paper (Zhao Kuo).

A drum of energy (Cao Di) 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 the bird of the bow (more).

Alpine flowing water (Yu Boya, Zhongzi period).

Qin: The word Qianjin (Lü Buwei) refers to the deer as a horse (Zhao Gao), the book burning pit Confucianism (Qin Shi Huang), the poor picture dagger (Jing Ke), the hanging beam thorn strand (Su Qin, Sun Jing).

Han: A meal and a thousand daughters (Han Xin) embattled (Xiang Yu) Three chapters of the law (Liu Bang) The son can be taught (Zhang Liang) The battle against the water (Han Xin) broke the cauldron and sunk the boat (Xiang Yu) The hand does not release the scroll (Liu Xiu) Jinwu Zangjiao (Liu Che).

Secretly crossing Chen Cang (Han Xin) ambush on all sides (Xiang Yu) throwing pen from Rong (Ban Chao) horse leather shroud (Ma Yuan) The more the merrier (Han Xin) Lao Dang Yizhuang (Ma Yuan) Xiao Gui, Cao Sui (Xiao He, Cao Shen) have no face to see Jiangdong's father (Xiang Yu).

The dead sheep are mended, the seedlings are pulled, and the deer is the horse.

(1) Iron pestle grinding needle.

Allusion] Li Bai, a famous poet of the Tang Dynasty, did not like to study when he was a child, and often skipped school and wandered the streets.

A little adds up. Chinese.

Pronunciation] [jī

shǎochéng

duō] explains] accumulating a small amount of something that can become a huge quantity.

Example sentence] to do learning can not be accomplished overnight, only can be accumulated and thin.

Synonym: unite as one, gather armpits into fur, gather sand into towers, trickle into rivers, dripping into rivers, and accumulate inches.

Antisense] is a drop in the bucket.