Every shot hits the mark

"Every ship sinks, the cauldron sinks the boat" evolved into the idiom "The cauldron sinks the boat", which is a metaphor for a desperate fight with great determination.

Lying on the firewood and tasting gallbladder

Emperor Xuanyuan is from "Historical Records: The Benji of the Five Emperors"

The open page is from "Historical Records: The Benji of Yin"

Vast blood Shooting the sky comes from "Historical Records·Yin Benji"

Wine and meat pond forest comes from "Historical Records·Yin Benji"

The left branch and the right hand are from "Historical Records·Zhou Benji"

Burning books "Kengru" comes from "Historical Records: The Chronicles of Qin Shihuang"

Referring to deer as horses "Historical Records: The Chronicles of Qin Shihuang": "Zhao Gao wanted to cause chaos, but was afraid that the officials would not listen, so he set up a test in advance and presented a deer to the second generation, saying "Horse". The second generation laughed and said, "The Prime Minister made a mistake?" With the law. Later, all officials were afraid of heights." Later, he used the metaphor of "referring to a deer as a horse" to deliberately confuse right and wrong.

To pull up mountains and carry cauldrons comes from "Historical Records·The Chronicles of Xiang Yu"

To strike preemptively comes from "Historical Records·The Chronicles of Xiang Yu"

To break the cauldron and sink the boat comes from "Historical Records·The Chronicles of Xiang Yu"

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The Hongmen Banquet comes from "Historical Records·The Chronicles of Xiang Yu"

Xiang Zhuang's sword dance is meant to be about Pei Gong. It comes from "Historical Records·The Chronicles of Xiang Yu"

The monkey wearing a crown comes from "Historical Records· The Biography of Xiang Yu"

Farewell My Concubine comes from "Historical Records·The Biography of Xiang Yu"

Besieged on All Sides comes from "Historical Records·The Biography of Xiang Yu"

Seeing the Elders of Jiangdong without Face comes from "Historical Records" ·The Chronicles of Xiang Yu"

A complete defeat comes from "Historical Records·The Chronicles of Emperor Gaozu"

The three chapters of the agreement come from "Historical Records·The Chronicles of Emperor Gaozu"

The plank road was built openly, and Chen Cang was secretly from "Historical Records· "The Chronicles of Emperor Gaozu"

Planning strategies comes from "Historical Records·The Chronicles of Emperor Gaozu"

Strategy comes from "Historical Records·The Chronicles of Emperor Gaozu"

Taking courage while sleeping on the salary comes from "Historical Records·The Family of King Goujian of Yue" < /p>

The bird's end and the bow hidden are from "Historical Records·The Goujian Family of King Yue"

The armpit of a fox is from "Historical Records·The Zhao Family"

Swaggering across the market is from "Historical Records·The Confucius Family" ”

Wei Bian’s Three Wonders come from “Historical Records: Confucius’ Family”

Honghu’s Ambition comes from “Historical Records: Chen She’s Family”

The accumulation and destruction of bones come from “Historical Records: Chen She’s Family” "Historical Records·Biography of Zhang Yi"

Mao Sui's self-recommendation comes from "Historical Records·Biography of Pingyuan Jun"

Standing out from the crowd comes from "Historical Records·Biography of Pingyuan Jun"

Forging an alliance with blood comes from "Historical Records" ·Biography of Lord Pingyuan"

Achievements due to people come from "Historical Records·Biography of Lord Pingyuan"

One word and nine tripods come from "Historical Records·Biography of Lord Pingyuan"

The return of the perfect jade to Zhao comes from "Historical Records·Biographies of Lian Po and Lin Xiangru"

The apology comes from "Historical Records·Biographies of Lian Po and Lin Xiangru"

The angry outburst comes from "Historical Records·Biographies of Lian Po and Lin Xiangru"

The cut-to-the-neck encounter comes from "Historical Records·Biographies of Lian Po and Lin Xiangru"

The glue-column drum harp comes from "Historical Records·Biographies of Lian Po and Lin Xiangru"

The paper talk comes from "Historical Records·Biographies of Lian Po and Lin Xiangru"

The word "a thousand pieces of gold" comes from "Historical Records·Biography of Lu Buwei"

The word "Qiangjin" comes from "Historical Records·Biography of Lu Buwei"

The picture is from "Historical Records·Biography of Assassins"

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The Last Stand comes from "Historical Records·Biographies of the Marquis of Huaiyin"

Gan Nao Tu Di comes from "Historical Records·The Biography of the Marquis of Huaiyin"

The more the better comes from "Historical Records·The Biography of the Marquis of Huaiyin"

Crowing cocks and dog robbers come from "Historical Records·Biography of Mengchangjun"

Three burrows of cunning rabbits come from "Historical Records·Biography of Mengchangjun"

Chaoyidong City said that the ministers were killed. The classic "Historical Records·Biography of Yuan Anchao Cuo"

The heroes of the Central Plains competed for the throne and competed for the world. "Historical Records: Biography of the Marquis of Huaiyin": "Qin lost its deer, and the kings of the world chased it away."

The bells ringing and the cauldrons eat the bells and the cauldrons strike. Describes wealth and luxury.

The language version of "Historical Records·Biographies of Huozhi": "Sprinkle cutting is also a thin skill, and Zhi's tripod food... Ma Yi, Qianfang, Zhangli hits Zhong."

Heavy and thick, few articles are solemn and honest, but few. Yu Wenshi. "Historical Records: The Chronicles of Emperor Gaozu": "Later, Empress Lu asked: 'When Xiao Xiangguo is a hundred years old, who will replace him?' The superior said: 'Cao Shen can do it.' Asked the next question, the superior said: '...Chen Ping is more intelligent. , but it is difficult to serve alone. Zhou Bo has a lot of literature and a lot of literature, so he must be able to make peace with the Liu family, and he can be made a Taiwei."

Zhishan Bohai "Historical Records·Biography of Wu Wangbi": "Wu Wangbi. There is Tongshan in Yuzhang County, and Bi Ze caused the world's desperadoes to steal coins and boil seawater to make salt. "It means mining the copper mines in the mountains to mint coins and boiling seawater to obtain table salt." Later, "casting mountains and boiling seas" was used as a metaphor for being good at developing natural resources.

The awl is in the bag ① It is a metaphor that a person with intelligence will eventually show his prominence. The words come from "Historical Records·Biography of Pingyuan Jun Yu Qing": "The life of a wise man is like a cone in a bag, and the end is seen immediately." ② It refers to Mao Sui.

During the Warring States Period, Xu Jia of the Wei State framed Fan Ju. Later Fan Ju became the prime minister of Qin. Xu Jia sent Qin to Qin and apologized to Ju. Ju asked, "How many crimes have you committed?" He replied: "The crime of promoting Jia's talents and continuing them is not enough." The matter can be found in "Historical Records: Biography of Fan Ju Caize". Later, he described the number of crimes as "hard to count".

Zou Yan talks about the sky in "Historical Records·Biographies of Mencius and Xunqing": "Zou Yan's skills are roundabout and big, and he can't argue; he is also difficult to use with stationery... Therefore, the people of Qi eulogized: 'Talk about the sky, Yan, carve a dragon and a dragon' . '" Later, "Zou Yan talked about the sky" was used to describe his eloquence. Zou, Tong "Zou".

Sitting on the Qinxin "Historical Records·Biography of Sima Xiangru" records that Sima Xiangru of the Han Dynasty held a banquet at the family of the rich man Zhuo Wang and his grandson in Linqiong. The sound of the zither conveyed the meaning, and Wenjun felt happy, so he ran to Xiangru at night. Later, "sitting on the heart of the piano" refers to a man's admiration for a woman.

Sitting on a mountain and watching the fight between tigers means not getting involved in the fight between the parties for the time being, waiting for the opportunity to profit from it. The quote comes from "Historical Records·Biography of Zhang Yi": "Zhuangzi wanted to stab the tiger, but Guan Shuzi stopped him and said: 'Two tigers are eating cattle. If they eat sweet food, they will fight. If they fight, they will fight. If they fight, the big one will be injured and the small one will die. If you stab the injured one, you will get the name of two tigers in one move. "Bian Zhuangzi thought it was true. After a while, the two tigers were fighting. The bigger one was injured, and the smaller one died." "The power of two tigers"

An Durugù Pinyin: āndǔrúgù Explanation: Du: wall, residence. Therefore: original. Everything is as peaceful as before. The source of the idiom: "Historical Records: The Benji of Emperor Gaozu": "All officials are stuck in cases as before."

The third chapter of the contract explains the contract: negotiated and determined; law: law. Generally refers to making simple terms to comply with. From "Historical Records: The Chronicles of Emperor Gaozu"

The military meaning of building plank roads openly and secretly attacking Chencang is: to confuse the enemy from the front, to cover up one's attack route, and to conduct a surprise attack from the flanks. This is a strategy to attack the east and attack the west and win by surprise. By extension, using illusions to confuse the other party in order to achieve a certain purpose comes from "Historical Records: The Benji of Emperor Gaozu"

Planning and strategizing. People refer to "strategizing in the tent" as "strategizing", which refers to planning battles in the rear. Or study strategy and tactics. Now extended to planning and command. From "Historical Records: The Benji of Emperor Gaozu".

The meaning of "Gao Wu Jian Ling" is: pouring, splashing water; "瓓": a bottle containing water. Pour the water from the bottle from the top of the building. A metaphor for a condescending situation. From "Historical Records: The Benji of Emperor Gaozu": "The terrain is convenient, and the soldiers are sent to the princes, just like sitting on a high house to build a water barrier."

Burning books and entrapping Confucians〖Explanation〗 Burn: burn; pit: Bury people alive; Confucianism: refers to scholars. Burn the classics and kill the scholars. From "Historical Records: The Chronicles of the First Emperor of Qin"

Referring to a deer as a horse is a metaphor for deliberately confusing right and wrong, confusing right and wrong. From "Historical Records: The Chronicles of the First Emperor of Qin"

Explanation of the court records: pleadings, indictments, etc. ; Duibu: to be interrogated; Court: the place where officials tried cases in the past. Tried in court.

"If a peach or plum does not say anything, it will make a mistake", it is a metaphor that if a person is sincere and strict with himself, he will naturally move others and will naturally be respected by people. This idiom comes from "Historical Records: Biography of General Li".

〖Source〗 "Historical Records·Biography of General Li": "The general envoy Shi Jiji blamed Guangzhi for the shogunate's report."

The armpit of a fox〖Explanation〗Armpit: refers to the fox Armpit fur. The armpit fur of a fox. A metaphor for precious things.

〖Source〗 "Historical Records·Zhao Shijia": "I heard that the skin of a thousand sheep is not as good as the armpit of a fox.

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Swagger through the city zhāoyáoguòshì〖Explanation〗Swagger: flaunt and show off; Shi: downtown, refers to a place with many people. It refers to swaggering in public to show momentum and attract attention. [Source] "Historical Records·Confucius Family": "After staying in Wei for more than a month, Duke Ling and his wife were riding in the same carriage. The eunuch Yongqu came out and asked Confucius to ride second, and passed by in a showy manner. "From "Historical Records·Confucius Family"

Wei Bian Sanjue wéibiānsānjué〖Explanation〗 Wei Bian: Use cooked cowhide rope to connect the bamboo slips; three: an approximate number, indicating multiple times; Jue: break. Connect. The leather rope of the bamboo slip was broken three times.

〖Source〗 "Historical Records: The Family of Confucius": "Reading "Yi", Wei compiled three masterpieces. "From "Historical Records·Confucius Family"

Returning the complete jade to Zhao〖Explanation〗Originally refers to Lin Xiangru returning He's jade intact from Qin to Zhao. Later it is a metaphor for returning the original item intact to him.〖Source〗"Historical Records" "The Biography of Lian Po and Lin Xiangru": "When the city enters Zhao, the jade will remain in Qin; if the city does not enter, I will ask you to return the jade intact to Zhao. ”

To plead guilty with thorns on one’s back〖Explanation〗bear: carry on one’s back; Jing: thorn sticks. Carrying thorn sticks on one’s back to plead guilty to the other party. It means admitting one’s mistake and apologizing to others.

〖Source〗 "Historical Records·Lian Po" "The Biography of Lin Xiangru" says: "When Lian Po heard about it, he bare his flesh and carried thorns, because the guests came to Lin Xiangru's door to apologize. "

To be so angry as to be crowned [Explanation] means to be so angry that your hair stands on end and your hat is on your head. It describes extreme anger. "Historical Records: Biography of Lian Po and Lin Xiangru": "Xiangru was holding a jade but standing against a pillar, and he was angry. Chong crown. "

Cut the neck to make friends wěnjǐngzhījiāo〖Explanation〗 Cut the neck: cut the neck; make: friendship, friendship. It is a metaphor for friends who can share life and death, and endure hardships. [Source] "Historical Records·Biography of Lian Lin Xiangru" : "The soldiers are in love with each other, and they are friends who cut off their necks. "

Glue column drum sejiāozhùgǔsè〖Explanation〗 Use glue to stick the column and then play the piano. If the column cannot move, you cannot tune the strings. It is a metaphor for being stubborn and rigid and not knowing how to adapt. [Source] "Historical Records·Lian Po "The Biography of Lin Xiangru": "The king used his name to make Kuo, like a glue pillar, playing drums and harps. Kuotu could read his father's biography, but he didn't know about the changes. "

Talking about war on paper〖Explanation〗 Talking about war on paper. It is a metaphor for talking about theory, which cannot solve practical problems. It is also a metaphor for empty talk that cannot become reality. [Source] "Historical Records: Biography of Lian Po and Lin Xiangru" records: During the Warring States Period Zhao Kuo, the son of the famous general Zhao She, learned the art of war when he was young, and his father could not help him when talking about military matters. Later, he succeeded Lian Po as the general of Zhao. During the battle of Changping, he only followed the military instructions and did not know how to adapt. , the result was Na? Cricket 勋 3 horseshoe crab bath jealous Fang just ち? Ni? 味缌WRITTEN?nbsp;

Graphics poor dagger see túqióngbǐxiàn〖Explanation〗Picture: map; poverty: exhaust; see: now. Metaphorically speaking, the truth or original intention is revealed when things develop to the end.

The idiom "Biography of the Assassin" means to replace the flag. This idiom comes from "Historical Records. Biography of the Marquis of Huaiyin". , in the middle of the night, a message was sent out, and two thousand men of light cavalry were selected, each holding a red flag. They looked at Zhao Jun from the grass mountain on the road, and warned: "Zhao will chase me away when he sees me leaving. If he rushes into Zhao's wall and pulls out Zhao's flag, he will stand up." Han red flag. "

Back to the water〖Explanation〗 Back to the water: With your back to the water, it means there is no way out. It is a metaphor for fighting the enemy to the death. [Source] "Historical Records·The Biography of the Marquis of Huaiyin": "The letter is to make ten thousand people go ahead, go out, and carry the water." Zhao Jun laughed when he saw it. ”

The plantar dog barks at Yao zhíquánfèiyáo〖Explanation〗Jie’s dog barks at Yao. Metaphor each has his own master.

The more the better〖Explanation〗Benefit: more. The more the better.〖Source 〗 "Historical Records: Biography of the Marquis of Huaiyin": "The more ministers, the better the ears.

One meal and a thousand gold〖Explanation〗It is a metaphor for repaying generously those who have been kind to oneself.〖Source〗"Historical Records·Biography of the Marquis of Huaiyin": "Xinyu is fishing under the city, and all the mothers are floating, and there is a mother's view." The letter was hungry and the letter was missing for dozens of days. "Also: "If you believe in the country, you will be given a thousand pieces of gold by your mother. "

empty left to wait for empty: empty; left: in ancient times, the left was respected; wait: wait. The empty position of honor is waiting for others. "Historical Records·Biography of Wei Gongzi": "The young master rode from the chariot. , Xu Zuo, welcomes the Housheng of Yimen. "

The meaning of "a word and a half" refers to a few sentences or two. Source: "Historical Records·Biography of Mr. Wei": "Now I will die, but Hou Sheng never said a word to see me off." ”

Cultivation of one’s moral character and clean conduct explain cultivating one’s character and maintaining pure virtue.

Source: "Historical Records·Biography of Mr. Wei": "I have cultivated my moral integrity for decades, and finally I will not accept the prince's wealth because of being trapped in prison."

Nine oxen and a drop People use "nine oxen and a drop" to describe a very small quantity, or Describing something as very small. Originated from Sima Qian's "Historical Records: Report to Ren An".

Baohu Fenghe bàohǔpínghé〖Explanation〗Baohu: fight the tiger with bare hands; Fenghe: wade across the river. It is a metaphor for being brave and reckless, taking risks.

Draw a circle on the ground as a prison. [Explanation] Draw a circle on the ground as a prison. Metaphor is only allowed to move within a specified range. 〖Source〗 Han Dynasty Sima Qian's "Report to Ren Shaoqing": "The old scholar painted a place to serve as a prison, which could not be entered. He cut wood to become an official. If the discussion was not correct, he decided to make a plan."

Dong Hu's pen: refers to During the Spring and Autumn Period, Dong Hu, the historian of Jin Dynasty, wrote directly in the historical policy about Jin Qing Zhao Dun's murder of his king. Later, it was called "Dong Hu Brush" for writing straight notes without taboos. From "Zhao Family".

Bi sharpening: bǐxuē pen refers to recording, and sharpening refers to deletion. In ancient times, writing on bamboo slips and wooden slips had to be scraped off with a knife to delete, and later used as a greeting to ask someone to revise the article. From "Historical Records. The Family of Confucius".

Ba Ling He Ye "Ba Ling He Ye" originally refers to being scolded by a drunken Ba Lingwei. Later, it is used to describe those who have lost power and are bullied or humiliated by others; it can also express the depression after losing power. The classic "Historical Records·Volume 109·Biography of General Li"

Baozi knew me "Historical Records·Biography of Guan Yan": "Baozi knew me" means that they understand each other and have a deep friendship.

Spring and Autumn Writing Style: Confucius revised the "Spring and Autumn" sentences to contain praise and criticism. Later generations referred to the twists and turns of the writing style as "Spring and Autumn Writing Style".

Monkey wearing mùhóuérguàn

〖Definition〗 Muhou: macaque; crown: wearing a hat. Monkeys wear clothes and hats, but they are not real people after all. The metaphor is only superficial and looks like a puppet. It is often used to satirize people who take refuge in evil forces and seize power. 〖Source〗 "Historical Records·The Chronicles of Xiang Yu": "People say that Chu people wear monkeys and crown their ears, and it is true."

To pull up a mountain and carry a cauldron describes superhuman strength or majestic momentum. The words come from "Historical Records: The Benji of Xiang Yu": "The book is more than eight feet long, and he can carry a cauldron." Also: "With the strength to lift the mountain, his energy is overwhelming."

It is recorded in the "Historical Records: The Benji of Xiang Yu" , Chu and Han were fighting, and the Han army cut off the Chu army's food and grass. Xiang Yu put Liu Bang's father on a high meat table and said to Liu Bang: "There is no hurry now, I will cook the grandpa." Liu Bang said: "I and Xiang Yu are both together." In the north, I was ordered to take charge of King Huai, saying, "We are brothers." Since I am a young man, I will definitely want to cook for you, so I am lucky enough to have a piece of the pie." Later, he said that he was being held hostage by others, which made people laugh at him.

The original meaning of "fighting cattle flies" means that Qin should be destroyed like the flies on the back of a cow, rather than fighting others like the flies on the back of cattle. Later, it was compared to his ambition to be big rather than small. "Historical Records·The Chronicles of Xiang Yu": "If you fight against the ox (fly), you can't break the lice."

不胜杯杓杯杓 bēisháo: cup, the same as "cup" in ancient times, wine utensils, borrowed meaning Drinking alcohol. It means that the amount of alcohol is limited and no more can be drunk. "Historical Records·The Chronicles of Xiang Yu": "Zhang Liang came to Xie and said: "Pei Gong is too rich to drink cups and ladles, so he can't say goodbye."

Excellent talent and courage than ordinary people. "Historical Records of Xiang Yu": "Historical Records of Xiang Yu are more than eight feet long, strong enough to carry a cauldron, and talented. Although all the children in Wuzhong are afraid of their own country." Then he led the troops across the river, but all the boats were sunk, the cauldrons were broken, and the huts were burned, and he held three days of food to show that the soldiers would die, and none of them would return the favor." Then he said "the cauldrons were broken and the boats were sunk" to express his determination to die. Fight to the end without retreating.

Chōngguànzìliè means extremely angry. Canthus cleft, eyes open. The language version of "Historical Records·The Chronicles of Xiang Yu" says: "Kai immediately entered the army gate with a sword and a shield... He looked at King Xiang with anger, his hair pointed upward, and his eyes were cracked.

Branded clothes walking in the day means that wealth must return. Hometown. The language version of "Historical Records·The Chronicles of Xiang Yu": "(King Xiang) said: "Wealth and honor will not return to the hometown, but will travel at night like embroidered clothes. Who knows!"

Abandon the book and donate the sword "Historical Records·Xiang Yu" "Benji": "When Xiang Ji was young, he failed to learn how to read. He went to learn swordsmanship, but he couldn't. Xiang Liang was angry. The book said: "Books are enough to remember names and surnames. Swordsmanship is enough to defeat one person, but it is not enough to learn swordsmanship. To learn swordsmanship is to defeat ten thousand people." So Xiang Liang taught him. "The Art of War" was later used as a metaphor for "abandoning books and donating swords" as a metaphor for those who have great ambitions and disdain small details.

To occupy its place by excluding others or other things.

The language version of "Historical Records·The Benji of Xiang Yu": "The First Emperor of Qin traveled to Kuaiji and crossed Zhejiang. Liang and Ji both saw him. Ji said: "He can take his place and replace him."

People are like swordsmen, I am like fish and meat. Others have the power of life and death, and you are in a position of being slaughtered. The words come from "Historical Records·The Chronicles of Xiang Yu": "Nowadays, people are just swordsmen, and I am fish and meat." The siege was heavy. Hearing that the Han army was besieged on all sides at night, King Xiang was shocked and said, "Have all the Han troops been attacked? How many people are there in Chu?" Later, he used it as a metaphor to be surrounded by enemies and helpless. .

The Three Households of the Qin Dynasty were Destroyed. "Historical Records of Xiang Yu": "The Qin Dynasty destroyed the six kingdoms, and Chu was the most blameless. Since King Huai entered the Qin Dynasty, he has not rebelled, and the people of Chu have pitied him to this day. Therefore, Duke Nan of Chu said: " Although Chu has three households, if Qin is destroyed, Chu will definitely die." Later, "the three households of Qin were destroyed" refers to those who did not fear violence and rose up to overthrow the rule of darkness.

The "Historical Records·The Benji of Xiang Yu" written by the elders from Jiangdong without a face: "So King Xiang wanted to cross the Wujiang River eastward. There was a long boat waiting at the Wujiang Pavilion... King Xiang laughed and said: "Heaven will destroy me. Why did I cross the river? I crossed the river to the west with eight thousand people from Jiangdong, and now no one has returned. Even if the father and brother from Jiangdong take pity on me, how can I see them with their faces?" Later, I felt ashamed that I had no face to see the elders from Jiangdong? See the true stories of people from my hometown.

Xiang Zhuang's sword dance is intended to be based on the Historical Records of Pei Gong·The Anthology of Xiang Yu: "Fan Zengqi went out to summon Xiang Zhuang and said: "The king is intolerant. Because he was dancing, he struck Pei Gong while he was sitting and killed him... Xiang Zhuang drew his sword and danced. Xiang Bo also drew his sword and danced, often covering Pei Gong with his wings, so Zhang Liang went to the army gate and saw Fan Kuai. "What's going on today?" Liang said, "It's very urgent. Now Xiang Zhuang draws his sword and dances, which is always about Pei Gong." This is used as an allusion. It is a metaphor that although the words or actions may appear legitimate and nice-sounding on the surface, they are actually aimed at someone or something with ulterior motives.

Government is issued by oneself. Government orders are issued by oneself. Refers to holding great power and acting arbitrarily. "Historical Records of Xiang Yu": "In three years, the five princes destroyed the Qin Dynasty and divided the world. They were granted the title of prince, and the government was led by Yu, who was called the 'Overlord'." The "Historical Records·The Chronicles of Xiang Yu" says: "The Kuai then entered and stood in Xixiang, covered with curtains. He looked at King Xiang with angry eyes... King Xiang said: "Strong man, give me the wine." Then they fought with the wine. Kuai thanked him and got up. He stood and drank. King Xiang said, "Give me a pig's shoulder." "Drink?" Fan Kuai said: "I will not avoid death, but I will drink wine and say goodbye!" Later, "fighting wine with pig shoulders" was used to describe the hero's heroic spirit.

Watching from the wall "Historical Records of Xiang Yu": "The princes' troops rescued the giant deer from more than ten walls, but no one dared to send troops. When Chu attacked Qin, all the generals watched from the wall." Originally refers to the battle between the two sides. Standing on the wall and watching. Later, it is often used as a metaphor for watching from the outside without expressing opinions or attitudes.

The source of holding firewood to put out fires: "Historical Records": "The land is used to serve the Qin Dynasty, just like holding firewood to put out fires. If the firewood is not exhausted, the fire will not be extinguished."

Meaning: firewood: firewood. Carrying firewood to put out the fire. It is a metaphor for using the wrong method to eliminate disasters, but the result is that the disasters will expand.

It is nothing but a blockbuster - "Historical Records·Funny Biography" This idiom is used to describe a person who has extraordinary talents. As long as he can use them well, once they are used, they will often become famous.

穰穰ermanjia Pinyin: rángrángmǎnjiā Explanation: 穰穰: abundant, describing a good harvest and a warehouse full of food. Source: "Historical Records·Funny Biography": "The bonfire is full of dirt and evil." Car, the grains are ripe, and the house is full of food. ”