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Chapter 21
In 74 BC, the [-]-year-old Emperor Zhao died in Weiyang Palace. Huo Guang discussed with his ministers and chose Liu He, the grandson of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, as the successor.Unexpectedly, after Liu He succeeded to the throne, he often feasted, danced and had fun.After Huo Guang heard about it, he was very worried, and secretly discussed with the chariot general Zhang Anshi and Da Sima Tian Yannian, planning to abolish Liu He and establish another virtuous king.After the plan was agreed upon, Huo Guang sent Tian Yannian to tell Yang Chang so that they could work together.

When Yang Chang heard it, he was so frightened that he was sweating profusely, terrified, but he was vague and noncommittal.Yang Chang's wife is the daughter of Ma Qian from the Taishi Company, and she is quite courageous.Seeing her husband's hesitation, she was secretly anxious, and when Tian Yannian changed his clothes and walked away, she stepped forward to persuade her husband and said, "How can you be hesitant about important national affairs. The general has made a decision, and you should also settle it quickly, otherwise It must be too difficult."

Yang Chang paced back and forth in the room, but couldn't decide to pay attention.It happened that when Tian Yannian came back at this time, Mrs. Sima couldn't avoid it, so she met Tian Yannian openly and told Tian Yannian that her husband was willing to obey the general's orders.After hearing this, Tian Yannian said goodbye happily and left.Tian Yannian repaid Huo Guang, Huo Guang was very satisfied, and immediately arranged for Yang Chang to lead all the ministers to submit a petition to invite the Empress Dowager.

The next day, Yang Chang and his officials stopped seeing the Empress Dowager, and stated why the King of Changyi could not bear to inherit the throne.The queen mother immediately issued an edict to abolish Liu He, and appointed Liu Xun, the great-grandson of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, as the emperor, known as Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty in history.The source of the idiom is "Hanshu?"Yang Chang Biography" I was terrified and didn't know what to say.It's just Weiwei who is sweating profusely.

Sweating profusely is often used to describe sweating profusely.Also described as extreme panic or excessive shame.

Law-abiding
During the Warring States Period, Zhao She, the general of the State of Zhao, was resourceful, brave and good at fighting, and made outstanding contributions.King Zhao Huiwen granted Zhao She the title of Ma Fujun, and the official rank was Shangqing.

Zhao She was originally an ordinary official who collected land taxes.He is loyal to King Zhao, and he is selfless and treats everyone equally when collecting taxes.

Once, he went to the home of Zhao Sheng, the younger brother of King Huiwen of Zhao, Pingyuan Lord, to collect land taxes. Who knew that Zhao Sheng's butler was arrogant and unreasonable, and refused to pay the land taxes.According to the law at that time, Zhao She dealt with the matter seriously and killed nine of Zhao Sheng's men who participated in the trouble.When Zhao Sheng knew about it, he lost his temper and threatened to kill Zhao She.Knowing that Zhao Sheng was going to kill him, Zhao She not only did not evade, but found Zhao Sheng and said to him, "You are a noble son of the King Zhao's family, but you indulge your housekeeper and break the law. If everyone does not abide by the law, the country will be weak. Once we are weak, other countries will come to invade us and even destroy us. At that time, can you still maintain your current wealth? However, if you can abide by the law, then the people will follow your example, and the world will be If it is stable, the country will become stronger. As a son of the royal family, how can you not pay attention to the laws of the country?"

After hearing these words, Zhao Sheng knew that Zhao She was a talented person, so he proposed to promote Zhao She in front of King Zhao Huiwen.King Zhao Huiwen followed Zhao Sheng's suggestion and appointed Zhao She as the official in charge of taxation throughout the country.From then on, the taxation of Zhao State was fair and reasonable, the people were rich, and the treasury was enriched.

Later, people used the idiom "follow the public and abide by the law" to refer to someone who strictly abides by the country's legal system and does things in a very standardized manner.

Talk and laugh freely
At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Cao Cao fought a great battle with Sun Quan and Liu Bei's Allied Army in Chibi (now Chibi City, Hubei Province), and Cao Cao was defeated.Sun and Liu's allied forces took advantage of the victory and pursued them all the way to Nanjun (now Jiangling County, Hubei Province).Cao Ren, the Wei general stationed in Nanjun, waited for work at ease and defeated the vanguard of the Wu army.

Zhou Yu, the governor of Sun Quan, was furious and prepared to fight Cao Ren.Gan Ning, a famous general of the Eastern Wu Dynasty, stepped forward to dissuade him, arguing that Nanjun and Yiling (now Yichang City, Hubei) were horns of each other, and that Yiling should be captured first, and then Nanjun should be attacked.Zhou Yu accepted his suggestion and ordered him to lead the army to attack Yiling.Gan Ning led his army straight to the Yiling city, and fought fiercely with Cao Hong, the general guard of the Wei army.Cao Hong was defeated and Gan Ning ordered his men to quickly capture Yiling.At that time, his army was very small, only a few hundred; he immediately recruited troops after entering the city, but it was no more than a thousand.At dusk that same day, Cao Ren, the Wei general stationed in Nanjun, sent Cao Chun and Niu Jin to lead troops to join Cao Hong. A total of more than [-] people gathered to surround Yiling City.Cao Jun set up a ladder to attack the city, but was repelled by Gan Ning's defenders.

The next day, Cao Jun piled up earth to build tall buildings, and then shot arrows into the city from the tall buildings.Arrows rained down, killing and wounding many of Gan Ning's soldiers.All the soldiers in the city were terrified, but the coach Gan Ning was as calm as usual, talking and smiling very naturally. (The original text is: "All the soldiers in the city are afraid, but Ning talks and laughs freely.") He ordered people to collect tens of thousands of arrows shot by Cao Jun, and selected excellent archers to shoot against Wei Jun.Because Gan Ning led his army to defend Yiling calmly and tenaciously, Cao Jun was unable to break through.

Later, people used "talking and laughing freely" to express calmly dealing with the situation, talking and laughing, and not changing the normal state.Take it easy, as usual.

High and low
Song Yu was a writer during the Warring States Period.Once, King Xiang of Chu heard someone say that Song Yu had behaved badly, so he summoned Song Yu and said to him, "Sir, your behavior is not very good, right? Why are so many people talking about you behind your back?"

Song Yu replied: "Yes, some people are talking about me behind my back. Please don't blame me first, let me make my words clear. A few days ago, there was a man who sang on the street. Thousands of people sang together. Later, when he sang "Yang A Xie Lu", only a few hundred people followed him on the street. Later, he sang "Yang Chun Bai Xue", only a few dozen people followed him At the end of the song, he changed his key again and again, and there were only a few people left who could sing along with him. It can be seen that the more superb the tune, the fewer people who can sing along.

"Your Majesty, have you ever heard that there is a phoenix in a bird, and a kun in a fish. The phoenix flies up to the sky, and touches the blue sky with its back. How can those little birds jumping around on the fence all day long? How high is it? Kun starts from Kunlun Mountain in the morning, and basks in the sun on the seashore in the evening. How can the small fish in those small ponds tell how long the Qingjiang River is and how wide the sea is? Your Majesty, you must know that there are not only phoenixes in the birds , There are kuns in fish, and there are people who behave so strangely and uniquely in people. How can those ordinary people understand my behavior?"

King Xiang of Chu heard Song Yu's sophistry, and really thought that his behavior was outstanding, so ordinary people didn't understand him, so they stopped asking what his behavior was.

"The song is high and the widowed" comes from Song Yu's sophistry. "和" means "to sing along with", and "尤" means "less".According to Song Yu, the more superb the song, the fewer people can sing along; the more superb the behavior, the fewer people can understand it.In the past, this idiom was used with the meaning of praise, praising strange behaviors that people don't approve of, praising articles and reasons that people don't understand.Of course we disagree with Song Yu's statement.We believe that good songs must be loved by the people; good behavior must be approved by the people; as for writing articles to reason, it must be understood by the people.So now, "high and low" has become ironic.

"Xialibaren" was originally the name of a very popular song at that time, and later it was used to refer to popular poetry; "Yangchun Baixue" was originally the name of a so-called elegant song at that time, and later it was used to refer to elegant poetry.

scattered
Idiom Solitaire Lianliankan

Tracing back to the source to learn idioms

Scattered and scattered: Describe the scattered and sparse appearance.In particular, it refers to the fact that things that used to be many and neat are now scattered.

Falling geese and sinking fish: When geese see them, they fly to the ground, and when fish see them, they dive into the bottom of the water.Describe a woman's appearance as beautiful and moving.

Yuchuan Chisu: Chisu: In ancient times, it was written on silk, usually one foot long, so it is called a letter.Refers to the transmission of letters.

Susi lamb: Refers to upright and honest officials.

Sheep Tiger Skin: Quality: Nature.Although the sheep is covered with tiger skins, it still loves grass when it sees grass, and trembles when it sees jackals. Its nature has not changed.It is a metaphor for pretending to be strong on the outside, but actually very timid.

Pili Yangqiu: Refers to the words hidden in the heart and not spoken out.

Autumn has no offense: Qiuhao: the new fluff of birds and beasts in autumn, which is a metaphor for very small things; offense: violation.Refers to strict military discipline and does not violate the interests of the people in the slightest.

Offensive and bitter remonstrance: refers to daring to offend the majesty of the monarch or elders and speak out in person.

Admonish corpses and slander Tu: Admonish corpses, accuse Tu Bo of negligence in killing animals.Metaphors and persuasion are useless.

Slaughter pen and ink: use pen and ink to poison people.A book with a bad analogy.

Stick to the rules: Mo Shou: Mo Zhai was good at defending the city during the Warring States Period; conventional rules: ready-made or long-established rules and methods.Refers to conservative thinking, sticking to old rules and refusing to change.

Rules and principles: rules: tools for drawing circles and squares; standards: level and ink, measuring straight tools.Refers to the standards and rules that should be followed.

Rope to correct errors: rope: to correct;means to correct a mistake.

Absurdity: Refers to the absurdity of the error to the extreme.

Inside out and out: Describe unevenness and irregularity.

There is no way to advance or retreat: There is no way to go forward, and there is no way to go back.Describe the situation is very difficult, a dilemma, nowhere to go.

Everyone knows: It is a metaphor for the ambition that everyone knows.

The grace of knowledge and encounter: the kindness of giving appreciation and reuse.

Repay kindness with hatred: Repay the kindness you have received with hatred.Means ungrateful.

Repay the original and reverse the beginning: report: repay; this: the root; anti: return to; beginning: start.Refers to receiving kindness and repaying, not forgetting oneself.

Beginning in disorder and ending in abandonment: chaos: promiscuity, playing with.Fuck first, abandon later.Refers to the bad behavior of playing with women.

Disarmed Dragoons: Throw away your armor and drag your weapons.Describe the appearance of fleeing in embarrassment after losing a battle.

Bing impermanence: constant: unchanged; potential: situation.There is no static situation in the use of troops.It is used to explain that things should be done according to the time and local conditions, and specific problems should be solved by specific methods.

Potential to the ruling and opposition: Describe the power is great, overwhelming all people.

Wild man offering celery: donate the worthless celery to others as a good thing.What the metaphor contributes is not something of much value (it is mostly used as a polite way of giving gifts or suggestions).

Poetry games

(I.e.

Light

Fall:

Month

Two

phase

和

潭

surface

无

wind

mirror

Not yet

mill

Haruka

hope

hole

garden

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Wed

emerald

white

silver

plate

in

一
tag

螺

get out of the maze

The phoenix came out on the spot and died with the bird without wind

Read allusions and learn idioms
Both defeats
During the Warring States Period, there lived a man named Chen Zhen.He is very smart and can always come up with a lot of good solutions when things happen.Once, he was sent by the king of Chu as an envoy to the state of Qin.At that time, Han and Wei fought against each other for more than a year, but there was still no winner.King Qin Hui planned to send troops to intervene, but he couldn't make up his mind for a while.King Qin Hui knew that Chen Zhen was very knowledgeable, so he asked him for advice.

So, Chen Zhen told the story of Bian Zhuangzi stabbing a tiger.Once upon a time, a man named Bian Zhuangzi saw two tigers about to bite a cow. When Bian Zhuangzi saw it, he immediately drew his sword and wanted to rush to fight the tigers.The person next to him persuaded him: "These two tigers are fighting to eat a cow, and they will bite each other. As a result, the younger one must be killed and the bigger one will be injured. At that time, you go to Assassinate the wounded one, and kill both tigers at once." Bian Zhuangzi felt that what this man said was very reasonable, so he looked at the two tigers from a distance.After a while, the two tigers really fought each other. The little tiger was killed and the big one was seriously injured.At this time, Bian Zhuangzi rushed forward, stabbed the injured tiger to death, and wiped out both tigers at once.

After Chen Zhen finished telling the story, he said to King Hui of Qin: "Now Han and Wei are in a long-term war. In the end, the weak country must perish and the strong country will be hit hard. If you take the opportunity to defeat the weakened strong country , won’t you destroy the two countries at once?” King Hui of Qin followed Chen Zhen’s advice and won the final victory.

According to this story, later generations used the idiom "both sides will be hurt", which means that both parties in the struggle have been hurt.

Chamber of Deference
One day, Confucius and his students were resting in the woods.The students read and Confucius played the piano.A boat is moored on the bank of a nearby river, and a fisherman quietly listens to Confucius playing.After finishing playing Confucius, the fisherman beckoned to Zi Gong and Zi Lu, students of Confucius, asked about Confucius, said a few more meaningful words, and turned away.

Zigong told Confucius what the fisherman had said, and Confucius caught up with the fisherman and expressed that he would humbly ask for advice.So the fisherman talked with Confucius about the principles of life.Confucius humbly said to the fisherman: "I am willing to be your student and get your teaching." The fisherman did not promise him, and rowed away alone.At this time, Yan Yuan pulled the cart over, and Zilu asked Confucius to get on the cart.But Confucius still stared blankly at the direction where the fisherman was going. He didn't board the cart until the water calmed down and the sound of the oars could no longer be heard.

(End of this chapter)