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Chapter 20
seven diseases and eight pains
Idiom Solitaire Lianliankan

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Seven diseases and eight pains: generally refer to various diseases.

Painful experience: Refers to thinking about the pain you suffered at that time after the grief has calmed down.It often means to be wary of the future.

Drinking Huanglong: It originally refers to conquering the enemy's capital, and setting up a high-level meeting to celebrate victory.Later, it generally refers to drinking to one's heart's content to defeat the enemy.

Dragon pan and tiger crouch: pan: zigzag around; crouch: squat, sit.Like a coiled dragon, or a crouching tiger.Special guide to Beijing.It also describes the majestic and dangerous terrain.

On the charcoal of the furnace: crouching: squatting, sitting.Squat over the coals of the stove.Describe the situation as dangerous and unbearable.

To climb a tree and pull out a ladder: to pull out: to pull out.Tempting to climb the tree, pull out the ladder.It is a metaphor to lure a person forward and cut off his retreat.

Tishan Sailing: Mountain climbing and sailing.It is a metaphor for trekking long distances and experiencing dangerous journeys.

The sea is calm: the metaphor is peaceful.

Magnificent waves: the original description of the vast water surface.Now it is a metaphor of majestic momentum or a huge scale.

Broadly speaking: wide: broad; high: deep.There is a lot of talk about it.

Talking and laughing as a Marquis: You can become a Marquis while talking and laughing.In the old days, it was said that it is very easy to gain fame.

Hou Fu Jade Food: Hou Fu: the clothes of princes; Jade Food: precious food.Wear princely clothes and eat precious food.Describe a luxurious and luxurious life.

Eat hair and practice soil: Mao: refers to the grains born on the ground; cheap: step on.The original meaning is that the food to eat and the land to live in are all owned by the monarch.Feudal officials used to express their gratitude to the monarch for their kindness.

Earth dragon and humble dog: A dragon made of dirt, a dog made of straw.The metaphor does not live up to the name.

Dog tail continued mink: continued: connection.It was used as a hat decoration by the attendant officials of the emperor of Jin Dynasty.It means that the appointment of officials is too excessive.It is also a metaphor to take a bad thing and add it to a good thing. The two parts are very disproportionate.

Mink fur for wine: Mink fur: a coat made of mink fur.Trade mink coats for drinks.Describe the bohemian life of the precious.

Drunk disease and flower worries: Refers to the troubles caused by greed for wine and sex.

Sorrowful intestines: Sorrowful intestines: Sorrowful hearts.Hundred knots: a lot of knots.My sad and depressed heart seems to have condensed into many knots.Describe the melancholy and depression, which is difficult to dispel.

Governance by knotting ropes: Originally, there was no writing in ancient times, and the world was governed by knotting ropes to keep track of events.Later, it also refers to the utopia of a peaceful society and the rule of the country without the law.

Govern the country and secure the people: Zhi: to govern; An: to make stability; here refers to the meaning of making the people safe in their jobs.Govern the country; make the people stable.

The people are poor and the wealth is exhausted: the people are poor and the country's wealth is exhausted.

Jutaijiyan: do: excellent; state: demeanor; Yan: beautiful.The appearance and posture are beautiful and charming to the extreme.

Yanzi Yanzhi: Describes a woman's body and appearance as beautiful.

Quality wood without text: quality wood: rustic.Text: cover up.Articles or poems are plainly written without embellishment.Also described as unpretentious.

Text over decoration: text, decoration: cover up; over, non: error.Use beautiful words to cover up your mistakes and mistakes.

Poetry games

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will

wild

鹤

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between

live

Mo

buy

Iodine

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get out of the maze

Maosedun Road, where the light is in the corner, is like silk rumors, and the goods are not mountains and empty, and the light returns to the original Xuanban to bid for a hundred days, and take the salary to taste the broken heart, and the spring will not go away long.
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With confidence
Wen Tong, a painter in the Northern Song Dynasty, has the same characters.His bamboo paintings are famous far and wide, and many people come to ask for paintings every day.What is the secret of Wen Tong's bamboo painting?It turned out that Wen Tong planted all kinds of bamboos in front of and behind his house. Regardless of spring, summer, autumn and winter, rain or shine, he often went to the bamboo forest to observe the growth and changes of bamboo, pondering the length and thickness of bamboo branches, the shape of leaves, color.

Whenever I have a new feeling, I go back to the study, spread paper and ink, and draw the impression in my heart on the paper.Over time, the images of bamboo in different seasons, different weathers, and different times are deeply imprinted in his mind. As long as he concentrates on picking up the brush and standing in front of the drawing paper, the various forms of bamboo that he observes on weekdays will immediately emerge. in sight.So every time he draws bamboo, he looks very calm and confident, and all the bamboos he draws are lifelike and vivid.

When people praised his paintings, he always said modestly: "I just painted the bamboo that I have thought about and matured in my heart."

A young man wanted to learn how to draw bamboo, and learned that the poet Chao Buzhi had studied Wen Tong's paintings very well, so he went to ask for advice.Akira Buzhi wrote a poem for him, in which there are two sentences: "If you can draw bamboo, you have a plan in mind."

The story comes from Su Shi's "Wen and Kegu Yanzhu Ji" in the Northern Song Dynasty. "Have a plan in mind" means that you have made full preparations before doing something, and you are very sure of the success of the matter;

Have a well-thought-out plan, Yuan pointed out that when painting bamboo, one must have an image of bamboo in one's mind.The post metaphor has made up its mind before doing something.

Peaches and plums, the next from Seikei

During the Western Han Dynasty, there was a famous general named Li Guang.He fought more than 70 battles with the Xiongnu, and his outstanding military exploits made him deeply loved by officers, soldiers and common people.

Although Li Guang held a high position, commanded thousands of troops, and was a hero in defending the country, he was not at all arrogant.He not only treats people kindly, but also shares joys and sorrows with soldiers.Whenever the court gave him a reward, he would first think of his subordinates, and he would always distribute those rewards to the officers and soldiers; when marching and fighting, he would endure hunger just like the soldiers when food or water supply was not available. Hungry; when fighting, he took the lead in fighting and was brave and tenacious. As long as he gave an order, everyone would fight the enemy bravely without fear of sacrifice.What an admirable general this is!

Later, when the sad news of General Li Guang's death reached the barracks, all the soldiers in the army wept bitterly, and even many people who were not familiar with the general sighed for him.In people's minds, General Li Guang is the great hero they admire.

When Sima Qian, a great historian of the Han Dynasty, wrote a biography of Li Guang in "Historical Records", he used the proverb "If you don't talk about peaches and plums, you will form a path by yourself" to praise Li Guang's virtue of being sincere and not in vain.

"Peaches and plums don't talk, and the next one forms a path", which means that peaches and plums have fragrant flowers and sweet fruits. Although they can't speak, they still attract people to enjoy the flowers and fruits under the trees, so that people under the trees are very happy. Stepped on a path.

Later, people used "Peaches and plums don't say anything, but they make their own way" as a metaphor for people with high moral character or achievements, who can move others without bragging about themselves.Trail, alley.

Arrow on the string
At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, warlords from all over the country often launched wars to compete for territory.Under Yuan Shao, a warlord in Hebei, there was a talented scholar named Chen Lin who was in charge of clerical work.At that time, the power of another warlord Cao Cao was growing rapidly, threatening Yuan Shao more and more, so Yuan Shao decided to attack Cao Cao.

One day, Yuan Shao called Chen Lin and asked him to write an article denouncing Cao Cao.Therefore, Chen Lin drafted an essay titled "A Call to Yuzhou for Yuan Shao" according to Yuan Shao's intention.In this article, Chen Lin not only counted Cao Cao's various crimes, but also insulted Cao Cao's three generations of ancestors.

Cao Cao often suffers from headaches.On this day, when he was falling ill, Cao Cao saw this proclamation sent by his subordinates.Because the article was written vividly and wonderfully, Cao Cao became more and more excited the more he read it, and he didn't even have a headache anymore.Although Cao Cao was also very angry at Chen Lin scolding himself and his ancestors in the article, he still admired Chen Lin's talent very much and felt sorry for Chen Lin serving Yuan Shao.

Later Cao Cao defeated Yuan Shao, and Chen Lin surrendered to Cao Cao.One day, Cao Cao asked Chen Lin: "When you wrote a letter to condemn me, you just scolded me alone. Why did you scold my three generations of ancestors?" Chen Lin said: "At that time I was working under Yuan Shao, and he ordered I wrote it, and I wrote it. It’s like an arrow is on the string, and I have to send it, and there is no way to do it.” Cao Cao understood Chen Lin’s situation at the time, so he did not punish him, and never mentioned this matter again.

Later, people used "the arrow is on the string" as a metaphor for the urgency of the situation and the time when things have to be done.Sometimes it is also used in conjunction with "have to send".

Gold and jade
During the Ming Dynasty, there was a fruit seller in Hangzhou who was very good at preserving oranges.The tangerines he preserved would not rot after a winter and a summer. The skins of the tangerines were as moist as jade, and their color was bright yellow, like gold.Although the price of tangerines has increased tenfold, everyone is still vying to buy them.

Someone bought one from him, and just peeled off the skin, a stench rushed straight to his forehead, and the flesh inside was as dry as cotton wool.The buyer was very upset, and asked the man who sold the mandarin oranges, "You have to put on a pretense to buy your mandarin oranges. Is it for offering sacrifices to ghosts and gods, or for guests? Do you just use the color of the skin to deceive people? It's dishonest to do business like this!"

The fruit seller smiled and replied: "I have been doing this business for many years, and I live on it. I am willing to sell it, and others are willing to buy it. No one has any objections. Why is it that you are the only one who doesn't like this?" Are you satisfied? There are so many deceiving people in the world, am I the only one? Don’t think about it, those people who wear military charms in their waists and sit on tiger-skin chairs are showing off their power as if they are talents defending the country. Do you really have the ability to lead troops to fight like Sun Wu and Wu Qi?"

"Those who wear gauze hats on their heads and jade belts around their waists look as if they are the talents who manage the country. Can they really build up the achievements of Yi Yin and Gao Yao? Thieves are everywhere, and they don't know how to defend; the people are extremely miserable. They don't know how to relieve; the officials do wrong, they don't know how to prohibit; the morals and laws are corrupt, they don't know how to govern; Well-fed and drunk, all of them are unattainable and awe-inspiring, but which one doesn't look like gold and jade on the outside, but is a ball of broken cotton wool inside? Why didn't you, sir, see this? People, just see my tangerines?"

The fruit seller used oranges to scold the feudal bureaucrats.The buyer stopped making a sound after hearing this.

"Jinyuqiwai" and "baixuqiinside" are often used together, meaning that the appearance is good-looking, but the content is a mess. In addition to being used to describe such a person, it can also be used to describe such a thing. "Broken wadding" is "broken cotton wadding".

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Idiom Solitaire Lianliankan

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Seven orifices produce smoke: seven orifices: the mouth, two eyes, two ears, and two nostrils.He was so angry that his eyes, eyes, mouth and nose were about to burst into flames.Described as extremely angry.

Yanxia chronic disease: Yanxia: refers to landscape; chronic disease: a disease that cannot be cured for a long time, which is a metaphor for a habit that has been accumulated for a long time and is not easy to change.Refers to the hobby of mountains and rivers.

Stern voice: disease: rapid.He speaks hastily and has a stern face.Describe the look when you are angry with someone.

Color imparts soul and: color: look; grant, and: give.Describe each other's eyebrows and eyebrows, and agree with each other.

Yan Yang with the world: Yan Yang: Pitching.Refers to not having a certain idea, just following the trend.

Laughing up to the sky: Laughing loudly with one's head turned toward the sky.It mostly refers to taking an attitude of not thinking about something but acting like no one else is there.

Hidden knife in a smile: Describes being kind to people on the outside, but sinister and vicious.

Cutting through the bamboo with a knife: As soon as the knife cuts down, the bamboo will immediately separate.Describe how things went smoothly.

Help out: capsule: pocket.Give your belongings to help others.

Help Jie to do evil: metaphor to help bad people do bad things.

Notorious: conspicuous: conspicuous, obvious.The bad deeds are very obvious and seen by all.Describe the crime as serious.

Write a book and set up a theory: Li: create, put forward; say: claim, theory.Engage in writing and put forward your own ideas and theories.

Said Bai Dao Green: It is a metaphor for arbitrary comments on people and things.

Green leaves become yin: Refers to a woman getting married and having children.It is also a metaphor for the luxuriant green leaves covering the shade.

Lingling lingering: It is a metaphor for bad people and bad things that have been eliminated, but the bad influence is still at work.

Scattered soldiers: Yong: In the Qing Dynasty, it refers to soldiers recruited temporarily during wars.Originally refers to deserted soldiers without a commander.Existing refers to a person acting alone in an unorganized collective team.

Go forward bravely: to move forward bravely, metaphorically having sufficient courage.

One after the other: servant: fall down; follow: then, keep up.The one in front fell, and the one behind followed closely.Describe the heroism of the struggle.

Carry on the past and open up the future: continue: inherit; open: open up.Inherit the cause of predecessors and open up the road for the future.

Laihongquyan: A metaphor for a person whose whereabouts are erratic.

Yan Yi Yi Mou: Yan: An; Yi: Respect; Yi: Legacy.It originally referred to Zhou Wu Wangmou and his grandson to appease his son.Hou generally refers to making plans for heirs.

Conspiracy: Refers to preparing to do something against the law or engage in rebellion.

Track things and models of the world: It is called the norm of things and the example of the world.

Decline in the world: Refers to the fact that the social atmosphere is getting worse day by day.

Xiaqi Yisheng: Xiaqi: The attitude is respectful: Yisheng: The voice is pleasant.Described as a soft voice and a respectful attitude.

Poetry games

nine

Song

yellow

River

Ten thousand

in

Sha

Nami

淘

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牛

织

Female

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get out of the maze

The sincerity of the group, the party camp and the heart are mixed, and the situation and the situation are inextricably attached to each other. The cat, the painting, the bear, the ten thousand millet, the profane words, the sword lips, the forest play, and the sky come from Tian Shengyu.

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Sweating
Huo Guang, the great general of the Han Dynasty, was an important minister of the Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. He assisted the eight-year-old Emperor Zhao of the Han Dynasty to govern, and he was very powerful.There was a man named Yang Chang beside Huo Guang, who acted cautiously, and was appreciated by Huo Guang. He was promoted to the position of prime minister and named Anpinghou.In fact, Yang Chang was cowardly and incompetent, timid and fearful, so he was not the material to be a prime minister at all.

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