The idiom story of Jin Shi is open, and the story of Xiong Quzi in the biography of Han poems

The golden stone is open. Pronunciation [jīn shí wéi kāi] Interpretation] describes sincere feelings that are enough to move people's hearts. It is also a metaphor for being strong-willed and able to overcome all difficulties.

Han Liu Xiang "New Preface: Miscellaneous Matters IV": "Xiong Quzi saw his sincerity and opened the golden stone, what is the heart? Jin Shi:

Metal and stone, a metaphor for the hardest things.

Synonym] essence and blood sincerity can be opened.

Antisense] indifferent.

The golden stone is open.

Pronunciation [jīn shí wéi kāi] Interpretation] describes sincere feelings that are enough to move people's hearts. It is also a metaphor for being strong-willed and able to overcome all difficulties. Han Liu Xiang "New Preface: Miscellaneous Matters IV":

Xiong Quzi saw his sincerity and opened the golden stone, but what about people's hearts? Jinshi: Metal and stone, a metaphor for the hardest things.

Synonym] essence and blood sincerity can be opened.

Antisense] indifferent.

[Idiom]: The golden stone is open.

Pinyin]: jīn shí wèi kāi

Explanation]: Golden stone: metal and stone, a metaphor for the hardest things. Even the golden stone was opened. Describe a person with sincerity and determination, and infinite strength.

Idiom Story]:

During the Western Han Dynasty, there was a great general named Li Guang. Li Guangsheng was clumsy and not good at talking, but he was tall, superhuman, and proficient in archery.

Once, when he went hunting in the countryside, he suddenly found a tiger crouching in the grass in front of him, as if waiting for the opportunity to hunt for food.

Li Guang immediately perked up, aimed at the tiger, drew his bow and arrows, and shot an arrow with all his strength. This arrow was shot right at the point. But Li Guang waited there for a while, seeing that the tiger didn't move, he was very strange, he boldly approached, and after a closer look, it was not a tiger that was shot, but a big stone shaped like a tiger.

When he searched for the arrow he had shot, he found that it had not only hit the stone tiger deeply, but that it was almost impossible to see the arrow.

Li Guang himself was also amazed, how could he have so much strength. Then he fired several more arrows, but he could not go in again.

Later, when he told others about it, they told him, "See his sincerity, and the gold and stone are open." ”

This idiom is a metaphor for being sincere to people and can produce great power. It is also a metaphor for being strong-willed and able to overcome all difficulties.

The title of the stone is open.

Pronunciation: jīn shí wèi kāi

Interpretation of Golden Stone: metal and stone, a metaphor for the hardest things. Even the golden stone was opened. Describe a person with sincerity and determination, and infinite strength.

Idiom story: During the Western Han Dynasty, there was a famous general named Li Guang, who was good at riding horses and archery, and was very brave in battle, and was known as "General Fei". Once, when he went hunting at the southern foot of the Stygian Mountains, he suddenly found a tiger crouching in the grass.

Li Guang hurriedly bent his bow and arrows, concentrated on it, and shot an arrow with all his strength. Li Guang's archery skills were very good, he thought that the tiger must have been killed by an arrow, and the next morning he sent someone to check, but unexpectedly he was shot by a large stone shaped like a tiger. Not only did the arrows go deep into the stones, but the tails of the arrows also went almost entirely into the stones.

Li Guang was surprised, he didn't believe that he could have such strength, so he wanted to try again, so he took a few steps back, opened his bow and arrow, and shot hard at the stone. However, a few arrows did not go in, some of the arrows were broken, some of the shafts were broken, and the big stones were not damaged at all.

People were amazed and puzzled by this, so they went to the teacher Yang Xiong. Yoo replied, "If you are sincere, you will be moved even if something as hard as a golden stone will be moved." The idiom "sincerity, gold and stone for opening" has also been handed down.

The idiom Jin Shiwei opened the lecture with Li Guang.

[Idiom]: The golden stone is open.

Pinyin]: jīn shí wèi kāi

Explanation]: Golden stone: metal and stone, a metaphor for the hardest things. Even the golden stone was opened. Describe a person with sincerity and determination, and infinite strength.

Example sentence]: Sincerely. Faithfulness is sleepless, and it is reconciled after death. Ming Ling Mengchu's "The Surprise of the First Moment" volume 9.

Pinyin**]: jswk

synonyms]: The golden stone can be opened.

Antonym]: indifferent.

Usage]: as a predicate, a definite; It is often used in conjunction with "sincerity".

English]: sincerity can make metal and stone crack

Story]: Li Guang, a famous general of the Western Han Dynasty "Flying General", likes to hunt, his archery skills are particularly accurate, and he often brings back a lot of prey. One evening, when he and his younger brother went up the mountain to hunt, they saw a tiger, and Li Guang pulled out an arrow and shot it, hitting the tiger's body.

Sincerely, Jinshi can be honest as this, and the return of the "Seven Sons of China" is on the verge of success! —Wen Yiduo, "Song of the Seven Sons: Preface to the Poem".