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Chapter 9
Gu Ying is self-sufficient and cherishes the liquid and fine wine. Huo thin bones can't enter and run against the odd system.

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Terminally ill
In the eighth year of Jin Chenggong, Jin Jinggong killed Zhao Tong and Zhao Kuo.

Two years later, Jin Jinggong dreamed of a fierce ghost with disheveled hair hanging on the ground, beating his chest and stamping his feet, and scolded sharply: "You are unkind and unrighteous in killing my descendants. I have complained to the Emperor of Heaven!" After saying that, the ghost destroyed the gate and the main gate As soon as he entered, he rushed towards Jinggong, Jinggong was terrified, and fled to the inner palace, and the ghost broke into the inner room again, Jinggong felt very frightened, and woke up calling out.

After waking up, Duke Jing of Jin summoned a witch from Sangtian. The dream that the witch predicted was exactly the same as that of Jinggong. Jinggong asked in horror: "Then what should we do?" New wheat."

After the witch man left, Duke Jing's illness became more and more serious day by day, so he sent people to the state of Qin to seek medical treatment.Duke Huan of Qin sent a doctor to Jin to treat Duke Jing.Before the Qin doctor arrived, Duke Jing dreamed that the disease had turned into two boys, and one of the boys said, "The doctor is very skilled. If he comes to treat the disease, he may hurt us. Where can we escape safely?" A boy replied: "We hide above the blind (diaphragm) and under the ointment (heart). Even if there is a good doctor, how can we do anything?" The disease is beyond cure, the disease is above the blind, under the ointment, it cannot be attacked, it cannot be reached, and the power of the medicine cannot reach here, it is really incurable." Thinking that the doctor's diagnosis is consistent with the dream, Jinggong sighed He said: "You are really a good doctor!" So he sent the doctor back to Qin with generous gifts.

On Bingwu day in June, Duke Jing suddenly wanted to eat new wheat, so he ordered the farmers to offer wheat, and ordered the porridge to be cooked.Jinggong suddenly remembered what the witch said, and immediately called him into the palace, pointed to the wheat porridge and said to the witch, "You said that I can't eat new wheat, what do you think it is?" and ordered the witch to be pushed out and beheaded.Jing Gong just ate the barley porridge, and suddenly felt abdominal distension, so he hurriedly got up to go to the toilet.Unexpectedly, Jinggong fell into the toilet and died in the cesspool.

A minister saw in his dream that Duke Jing was dead in the early morning.At noon, he saw Jinggong being carried out of the toilet, so he knew that what he saw in the dream was real.

The idiom "sickness is dying" describes a serious illness that cannot be cured, and it also means that the situation has become so serious that it cannot be saved.

Wuzi Dengke
Dou Yanshan, originally named Dou Yubo, was called Dou Yanshan because he lived in Youzhou (now Beijing).

Dou Yanshan was born in a wealthy merchant family with a prosperous family.But at the beginning, he had a wicked mind, devoted himself to big fights, small sales, and tried his best to cheat and abduct others, using his power to suppress others.The poor people hate him for being rich and unkind, but they have no power to uphold justice.Dou Yanshan's behavior of ignoring conscience and destroying the principles of heaven angered God. He is 30 years old and still has no children.

One night, he dreams.He dreamed that his dead father said to him: "You have bad intentions. You have misbehaved, and your bad reputation is no longer known to the emperor. In the future, you will be born childless and short-lived. You must quickly repent and do good. Only the hardworking people can restore God’s will, correct their mistakes and bring prosperity.” When Dou Yanshan woke up, he could clearly see it in his mind, so he decided to start a new life.

One day, Dou Yanshan found a bag of silver by accident at an inn on the road.In order to return the silver to its original owner, he waited at the inn for a day, and finally he found the owner and returned the silver to Zhao.The owner was very grateful and wanted to give some silver as a gift, but he would not take any money.There were many poor people in his hometown who couldn't afford to marry a daughter-in-law, and their daughters couldn't get married because they didn't have money to sell the dowry. Dou Yanshan gave them his silver taels to help them get married.At the same time, Dou Yanshan also set up a school in his hometown, inviting learned teachers to teach.Recruit nearby children who cannot go to school due to poverty to go to school for free.Dou Yanshan is so generous to the poor, restraining himself and respecting others, so he has accumulated great evil virtues.

The next night, Dou Yanshan dreamed of his father again.The old man told him: "Now you have great skills and a good reputation, and the emperor of heaven already knows it. In the future, you will have five sons, all of whom can be nominated for the gold list, and you can live to be eight or ninety years old." When he came, Discovery is also a dream.But since then, he has been more self-cultivating, doing good deeds, and never neglecting.

Later, he really had five sons.Due to his emphasis on etiquette, good moral conduct, well-educated children, and harmonious family, the Dou family finally prospered.His eldest son, Mingyi, served as Minister of the Ministry of Rites; his second son, Mingyan, served as Minister of Rites. Both of them were appointed as bachelors of the Imperial Academy.The third son's name is Kan, and he is Buyu; the fourth son's name is Cheng, and he is an admonishing doctor;When the five sons were all nominated for the gold list, the minister Feng Dao presented him with a poem: "Dou Yanshan Shiro, teach your sons with righteous prescriptions. One old plant in Lingchun, five fragrant osmanthus."

Do the better
In the last years of the Qin Dynasty, peasant uprisings were raging everywhere.There is a young man named Han Xin who is very talented in military command.He first joined the uprising army led by Xiang Yu, but Xiang Yu didn't reuse him, so he joined Liu Bang, the leader of another peasant uprising army, and was appointed general by Liu Bang.After several years of fighting, he commanded the army to conquer the capital of the Qin Dynasty and defeated Xiang Yu, helping Liu Bang establish the Han Dynasty.

After Liu Bang became the emperor of the Han Dynasty, he was worried that his heroes would rebel and gradually lost trust in Han Xin, so he planned to arrest Han Xin, but he was not punished, but Han Xin was demoted from the official position and released from prison. out.Han Xin knew that Liu Bang was afraid of his own talents, so he was depressed and often refused to go to court because he was sick.

Liu Bang understood Han Xin's thoughts, so he often chatted with Han Xin, discussed state affairs, and talked about the talents of the generals in the court.Once, Liu Bang asked Han Xin: "How many troops do you think I can command?" Han Xin replied: "Your Majesty can command an army of 10 people at most." Liu Bang then asked: "What about you?" Han Xin replied calmly. : "The more troops I lead, the better!" (The original text is: "The more ministers, the better!") Liu Bang laughed and said: "Since you lead troops to fight as many wars as possible, why were you still caught by me before?" Han Xin Said: "Your Majesty, although you are not good at leading soldiers to fight, you are very good at leading and commanding generals, so I was caught by you." Liu Bang laughed out loud.

Later, people used "the more the better" as a metaphor.Benefit, more; good, good.

two tigers fighting
South Korea and Wei Guo fought, and they fought for a year without winning or losing.King Qin Hui wanted to send troops to intervene and asked the ministers for their opinions.Some of the ministers said it was beneficial to send troops, and some said it was beneficial not to send troops. King Qin Hui couldn't make up his mind.It just so happened that the state of Chu sent Chen Zhen to meet King Hui of Qin.

King Qin Hui asked him: "Mr. Chen, South Korea has been at war with Wei for a year. Some people persuade me to send troops, and some people advise me not to send troops. I can't make up my mind. If you have a plan for the king of Chu, if you have time Can you also make a plan for me?"

Chen Zhen said: "Yes. I don't know if Your Majesty has heard the story of Bian Zhuangzi stabbing a tiger. Once, when Bian Zhuangzi was staying in a hotel, two tigers broke into the cowshed of the neighbor's house and killed a small tiger." Cow. Bian Zhuangzi is a brave man. He drew his sword and wanted to kill the tiger. The clerk in the hotel stopped him and said, "Slow down. The two tigers are eating the calf. The more they eat, the more greedy they will be. They will fight each other." If you start a fight, one will be killed and the other will be bitten. At that time, you only need to stab the wounded one to death.' After listening to his words, Bian Zhuangzi stayed for a while, and the two As expected, the tigers started to fight, and the younger one was killed, while the older one was bitten. Bian Zhuangzi stabbed the wounded one to death, and ended up with two tigers with only one move of his hand. Now Korea and Wei have After fighting for a year, the result must be that the weaker side was defeated, and the stronger side was also seriously injured. At that time, sending troops to fight against the injured side, wouldn't it be the same as Bian Zhuangzi stabbing the tiger? If the king of Chu Ask me what to do, and I have the same idea."

King Hui of Qin nodded his head and said, "Sir, what you said makes sense." He accepted Chen Zhen's opinion, and stood still, waiting for an opportunity.

"Two tigers fighting each other", "two tigers fighting each other" and "killing two birds with one stone" all come from the story of Bian Zhuangzi stabbing a tiger.The two sides compete for power and profit, but the result is not beneficial to both sides, only harmful. This kind of competition can be said to be "two tigers fighting each other" or "two tigers fighting each other".Doing one thing has received two effects, which can be said to be "kill two birds with one stone".

Another idiom with the same meaning as "kill two birds with one stone" is "two eagles with one arrow" -- one arrow shoots down two old eagles.

three long and two short
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Three long and two short: refers to unexpected disasters or accidents.Refers specifically to the death of a person.

Short brown wear knot: short brown: coarse cloth jacket; wear: broken; knot: knotted.Describe ragged clothes.

Form a party and a group: unite with the same party to form a group.

Qunkong Jibei: It is a metaphor for a talented person to be promoted when he meets a confidant.

Proclaiming ministers from the north: In ancient times, the monarchs faced south and north, and the courtiers faced the north when they met the monarch, which means submitting to others.

The courtiers are like a market: In the old days, it was described that people in high positions and powerful people have a lot of guests.

People in the market: Old refers to people who do business or uneducated people on the street.

Only read the father's book: only.Books from the Father: Words from the Father.Read father's military book for nothing.It is a metaphor for people who only know how to read books, but do not know how to use knowledge and adapt it.

Secretary Pianpian: secretary: the written text of the note; Pianpian: the free and easy manner and demeanor.The style is elegant and the diction is beautiful.

Pian Ruo Jing Hong: A metaphor for the lightness of a beautiful woman.

Hongfei Mingming: Mingming: Yaokong.Wild geese fly into the sky.Metaphor away from disaster.

Thinking hard: Ming: deep.I racked my brains and thought hard.

Suoyin Xingwei: Suo: explore; hidden: hidden things; line: engage in; strange: strange things.Searching for hidden things, and doing strange and roundabout ways.It means living in a secluded place, acting strangely, seeking fame.

Strange power and chaotic gods: refers to things about weirdness, bravery, rebellion, and ghosts and gods.

In high spirits: To describe the appearance of being excited and full of energy.

Go ahead: go ahead: make a big show.Leave in a big way.

Words to the Ladder: After taking away the ladder used to go upstairs, talk to it again.Metaphor extremely confidential words.

Precepts and deeds: precepts: explain and teach with words; teach by example: demonstrate with actions.Teach with words and demonstrate with actions.Refers to action as an example.

Teach impermanence teacher: teach: be educated.Often: fixed.You don't have to have a regular teacher to get an education.It means that anyone with strengths can be a teacher.

Division out of no name: division: army; name: name, extension is the reason.There is no justification for sending troops.Also extended to do something without a valid reason.

Famous mark Qingshi: mark: write Ming; Qingshi: record things on bamboo slips in ancient times, because they are called history books.Record names and deeds in history books.Describe the great achievements and immortality.

Unprecedented: something that has never happened before in history.means unprecedented.

For example, simple and simple: the law or prohibition is simple and clear, and it is easy for the people to understand and abide by it.

Simple but not annoying: concise and concise, not cumbersome and cumbersome.

Worrying and tired eyes: troubled mood, tired eyes.Describe a depressed mood.

Poetry games

岭

outer

sound

book

Absolutely

through

Winter:

complex

Stand

Spring:

Near

township

situation

More

Afraid

Not

Daring

ask

Come

People

get out of the maze

Take it lightly like a harp, boil a child's face, sweep it up to the sky, force the people to bear the small knowledge of the work, and so on.
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Unreasonable worry
There was a man in Qi State who was always afraid that the sky would fall and the earth would collapse.He can't sit or stand, he can't sleep, and he doesn't want to eat.Seeing that he was always worried, his friend became worried for him, and ran to him and said, "The sky is just a thick, thick atmosphere. You breathe and move all day long in the atmosphere, so why worry about it collapsing?" What about it?" The man became even more worried when he heard this, and said, "According to what you said, the sky is a thick atmosphere, so the sun, moon and stars all have to fall?" The friend said, "What are you afraid of, the sun The moon and stars are just some luminous things in the atmosphere, even if they fall, they can't hit people." The man thought for a while, and felt that what his friend said made sense, and it seemed that his innocence would not collapse.But he was still worried, and asked again: "Then what should we do if the land collapses?" The friend said: "The land is just very thick and thick soil. If you look at the east, west, north and south, there is no soil anywhere.

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