In this way, when he was known by the dragon in the sky, he fell from the sky to Ye Gong's home. Someone visited him on the windowsill, and his dragon tail reached into the hall. When Ye Gong saw a dragon, he turned around and ran away, scaring him like a lost soul, terrified and unable to control himself.
Therefore, Ye doesn't really like dragons. He just likes things that look like dragons, not dragons. Ye Gong likes dragons. There are dragons carved on clothes hooks and wine vessels, and there are dragons carved in the room and decorations.
He liked dragons so much that he was known by the real dragons in the sky. Then he descended from the sky and came to Ye Gong's home. The dragon head was placed on the window sill to visit, and the dragon tail arrived in the hall. When Lord Ye saw that it was a real dragon, he turned and ran away. He was scared like a lost soul, terrified and unable to control himself.
From this point of view, Ye Gong doesn't really like dragons. He only likes dragons and the like, but he doesn't like dragons. Meaning: a metaphor for someone who likes or appreciates something on the surface or verbally, but actually doesn't like it or actually doesn't understand it. Once in real contact, he not only dislikes, does not appreciate, but even fears and opposes.
He explained: Ye Gong usually likes dragons very much, but when he saw a real dragon, he turned around and ran away in fear. It can be seen that he doesn't really like dragons, but only in name. This fable satirizes those hypocritical people.
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2. What did the fable Ye Gong Long Hao satirize?
Ye loves dragons, and only carved dragons on long hooks and wine vessels, and carved dragons at home. In this way, when he was known by the dragon in the sky, he fell from the sky to Ye Gong's home. Someone visited him on the windowsill, and his dragon tail reached into the hall. When Ye Gong saw a dragon, he turned around and ran away, scaring him like a lost soul, terrified and unable to control himself. Therefore, Ye doesn't really like dragons. He just likes things that look like dragons, not dragons.
Translation:
Ye Gong likes dragons. The clothes are hooked, the wine vessel is engraved with dragons, and the room is decorated with dragons. He liked dragons so much that he was known by the real dragons in the sky. Then he descended from the sky and came to Ye Gong's home. The dragon head was placed on the window sill to visit, and the dragon tail arrived in the hall. When Lord Ye saw that it was a real dragon, he turned and ran away. He was scared like a lost soul, terrified and unable to control himself. From this point of view, Ye Gong doesn't really like dragons. He only likes dragons and the like, but he doesn't like dragons.
Meaning:
Metaphor means that a person likes and appreciates something on the surface or verbally, but actually doesn't like it or actually doesn't understand it. Once in real contact, he not only dislikes, does not appreciate, but even fears and opposes.
He explained:
Ye Gong likes dragons very much at ordinary times, but when he saw the real dragon, he turned around and ran away in fear, which shows that he doesn't really like dragons, but only in name. This fable satirizes those hypocritical people.
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3. Ye Gong Long Hao is a satire about () (Ye Gong Long Hao tells about Ye Gong's love for dragons. After being known by the real dragon in the sky, he fell from the sky to Ye Gong's home.
When Ye Gong saw that it was a real dragon, he turned and ran away in fear, as if he had lost his soul. This story satirizes the characters of Ye Formula with vivid metaphors, and profoundly exposes their bad thoughts and styles of high-sounding and unrealistic.
Through this story, we should abandon the bad idea and style of "theory divorced from reality" and establish a good idea and style of seeking truth from facts. At the same time, it also satirizes people who are not worthy of the name and are not what they seem.
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From: Liu Xiang's "Five Miscellaneous New Prefaces" in the Han Dynasty, the original text: Gao, hook to write dragons, chisel to write dragons, carved in the room to write dragons. So Tianlong heard it, peeped at its head and applied its tail to the hall.
When Ye Gong saw a dragon, he turned around and ran away, scaring him like a lost soul, terrified and unable to control himself. Therefore, Ye doesn't really like dragons. He just likes things that look like dragons, not dragons.
Ye Gong likes dragons. There are dragons carved on clothes hooks and wine vessels, and there are dragons carved in the room and decorations. He liked dragons so much that he was known by the real dragons in the sky. Then he descended from the sky and came to Ye Gong's home. The dragon head was placed on the window sill to visit, and the dragon tail arrived in the hall.
When Ye Gong saw that it was a real dragon, he turned and ran, scaring him like a lost soul, terrified and unable to control himself. From this point of view, Ye Gong doesn't really like dragons. He only likes dragons and the like, but he doesn't like dragons.
Word discrimination: Ye Gong Haochang means that he likes it on the surface, but he doesn't like it in fact. In actual use, be careful not to use the meaning backwards. The following example is the correct usage: he talks angrily about how the society is corrupt, but secretly accepts bribes. This is no different from a leaf. My love for literature is not that Ye Gong loves dragons, but that I should gain more knowledge and broaden my horizons through my own efforts.
4. "Ye Gong Long Hao" is ironic (it is said that Ye Gong likes dragons, dragons are carved on clothes and wine vessels, and dragons are also carved in rooms for decoration. He liked dragons so much that he was known by the real dragons in the sky. Then he descended from the sky and came to Ye Gong's home. The dragon head was placed on the window sill to visit, and the dragon tail arrived in the hall.
When Ye Gong saw that it was a real dragon, he turned and ran, scaring him like a lost soul, terrified and unable to control himself. From this point of view, Ye Gong doesn't really like dragons. He only likes dragons and the like, but he doesn't like dragons.
It satirizes the characters of Ye Formula and profoundly exposes their bad ideas and styles, which are only high-profile and not pragmatic. Through this story, we should abandon the bad idea and style of "theory divorced from reality" and establish a good idea and style of seeking truth from facts. At the same time, it also satirizes people who are not worthy of the name and are not what they seem.
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The Origin of "Ye Gong Long Hao";
The New Preface was written by Liu Xiang in the Western Han Dynasty. Originally thirty volumes, there were only ten volumes left in the early years of the Northern Song Dynasty. After Ceng Gong's search and editing, it is still divided into ten volumes.
Miscellaneous Works consists of five volumes, one volume of Pride, one volume of Jieshi, one volume of Courage and two volumes of Good Planning. Collect historical events and legends from Shun Yu to Han Dynasty and sort them out. The historical events recorded are quite different from Zuo Zhuan, Warring States Policy and Historical Records.
The New Preface is a series of historical stories and the earliest extant work of Liu Xiang. Although many stories in the New Preface are collected from biographies of various factions.
However, in terms of material selection and ideological content, it undoubtedly reflects Liu Xiang's own social and political thoughts. This can mainly be summarized as the idea of governing the country by virtue, governing the country by sages, putting people first and attaching importance to morality.
The author also compiled a book "Shuo Yuan", which is similar in nature. The allusion to "Ye Gong Long Hao" comes from this book.
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5. Ye Dui gave a long teasing. It is said that Ye Gongzi used to like dragons very much. The hooks on his clothes are engraved with dragons, the hip flask and wine glass are engraved with dragons, and the eaves of the house are engraved with dragons. He was so fascinated by dragons that he was known by the real dragons in the sky, and then descended from the sky to Ye Gong's home. The dragon head is placed on the window sill to visit, and the dragon tail extends into the hall. When Ye Gong saw that it was a real dragon, he turned and ran away in fear, just like losing his soul. His face suddenly changed and he could hardly control himself. Ye Gong doesn't really like dragons! He only likes those things that look like dragons! Now I heard that you like talents, so I came to visit you specially. After seven days, you ignored me. It turns out that you don't like talents, but you only like those who look like talents but are not talents. The book of songs has long said:' when can I forget what I have hidden in my heart!' So sorry, I'm leaving! Later, everyone used "Ye Gong Long Hao" to describe a person who pretended to like something very much, but in fact he didn't like it at all in private!
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This story satirizes the characters of Ye Formula with vivid metaphors, and profoundly exposes their bad thoughts and styles of high-sounding and unrealistic. Through this story, we should abandon the bad idea and style of "theory divorced from reality" and establish a good idea and style of seeking truth from facts.
The most famous contribution is that he did not repay evil for good, but decisively led his troops to quell Bai's rebellion, thus stabilizing the Chu regime. Later, for the sake of Chu's long-term stability, he gave his position to others, and was evaluated by experts as not obsessed with powerful people and deeply understanding the righteousness.
6. Ye Gong Long Hao usually satirizes those who are not worthy of the name and have different formulas that Ye Gong Long Hao usually satirizes.
Ye Long's story tells us a truth: to be honest, to be what you seem, not to blindly pursue and worship something, to like something, not only to look at its superficial phenomenon, but to deeply understand its inner essence.
Yègūng hào lóng is a Chinese idiom, and the pinyin is Yè g not ng hà o ló ng, which means that you claim to like something, but it is not a hobby, even fear and disgust.
Source: Chen Shou's Biography of the Three Kingdoms, Shu Zhi and Fu Qin in the Western Jin Dynasty: "Ye Gong used to be a dragon; Under the dragon; It's so fake. How real is it? "
Ye of Chu, an ancient man, liked dragons. When the dragon in the sky knew this, he ran to Ye's window to peep. Ye Gong saw the real dragon, but he turned pale with fear. It seems that Lord Ye doesn't really like dragons.
Antonym: worthy of the name, worthy of the name, as it seems.
Example: He expressed his willingness to help others, but when someone asked him for help, he avoided it, which was no different from Ye Gong's love for dragons.
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Idiom allusions:
Lu Aigong often tells others how eager he is for talents and how much he likes people with knowledge and talent. A man named, hearing that talented people are very welcome, came to Lu from far away and asked to see him. He has lived in Lu for seven days, but there is no sign of him waiting.
It turns out that Lu Aigong said that he likes knowledgeable people just to follow the fashion and learn from other monarchs. He didn't take Zhang Zi, who came to see him seriously, and forgot about it long ago. Zhang Zi was very disappointed and angry. He told the driver a story in Lu Aigong and asked the driver to tell it to Lu Aigong.
Then, Zhang Zi quietly left. Finally, one day, Lu Aigong remembered that he wanted a screwdriver and was about to ask his coachman to get it. The coachman said to Lu Aigong, "He has already left." Lu Aigong was puzzled. He asked the coachman, "Didn't he come to see me? Why did you leave again? " So the coachman told Lu Aigong the story left by Zhang Zi.
The story goes like this: there was a man named Ye who always boasted about how much he liked dragons. He painted dragons on clothes hooks, carved dragons on wine vessels, and carved dragons in all places with patterns in his home and bedroom. The real dragon in the sky was very moved to learn that Ye Gaozi liked dragons so much.
One day, the real dragon landed in a house with high leaves. It put its head into the window to visit and dragged its tail in the hall. This leaf had a brilliant idea, so it turned pale and ran back in a panic. The real dragon is puzzled and disappointed. In fact, Ye Ye doesn't really like dragons, but he likes them formally and verbally.
7. Zhang, the son of Ye Gonghao Long's original classical Chinese, died for seven days, and he was rude. He left with his servant and said, "I've heard of your good scholar, so I've come a long way, exposed to frost and dew, and dared not rest to see you." On the seventh day, you are welcome. You are a good scholar and a good dragon like Ye Gongzi. Ye Gongzi is tall and good at dragons. He hooked them to write scriptures, chiseled them to write dragons and carved them in the room. In this way, when he was known by the dragon in the sky, he fell from the sky to Ye Gong's home. Someone visited him on the windowsill, and his dragon tail reached into the hall. When Ye Gong saw a dragon, he turned around and ran away, scaring him like a lost soul, terrified and unable to control himself. Therefore, Ye doesn't really like dragons. He just likes things that look like dragons, not dragons. Today, I heard that you are a good scholar, so I came all the way to see you. You're welcome for seven days. You are not a good scholar, but a good husband is more like a scholar. The poem says:' If you hide in the center, when will you forget!' Dare to leave. "
This idiom tells that Gao, the son of Ye (now Ye County, Henan Province), liked dragons very much in the Spring and Autumn Period, and dragons were painted everywhere in the house. The dragon in the sky knew about it and came to his house. The dragon looked in through the window. At the sight of the dragon, Lord Ye turned pale with fear and lost his mind. In the future, people will satirize those who only say they like it, but their words and deeds are not the same, which is "Ye Gong Long Hao".
Precautions:
Confucius' student, surnamed Mingshi, was born in the Spring and Autumn Period. Zhang Zi is his nickname.
-The monarch of Lu in the Spring and Autumn Period, surnamed Ji, named Jiang.
Scholar-a general term for intellectuals in feudal society.
She-Leshe, the ancient unit of calculating distance, a house is equal to 30 miles.
The sound is frugal, which is the same as the word "cocoon", that is, the hard skin that grows on the soles of the feet, commonly known as calluses.
Write-here is the meaning of painting with a knife and pencil.
Peeping-Peeping means visiting and peeping.
Xuan-there is a sound, a window.
Shi-intentional, extended, extended.
Poetry is the earliest collection of poems in China, The Book of Songs, which is divided into three parts: style, elegance and ode, with a total of 305 articles, most of which are folk songs. For the poems quoted here, see the wet mulberry in the "Xiaoya" part of The Book of Songs.
Dare-auxiliary word, meaning bold and sorry, used at the beginning of a sentence.
The New Preface-China Ancient Book Names was edited by Liu Xiang, a famous scholar and essayist in the Western Han Dynasty. This book tells many stories of ancient history.
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This story satirizes the characters of Ye Formula with vivid metaphors, and profoundly exposes their bad thoughts and styles of high-sounding and unrealistic. Through this story, we should get rid of the bad idea and style of theory divorced from reality and establish a good idea and style of seeking truth from facts.