What idioms are there with ministers?

A. What idioms are there with courtiers?

Founding heroes,

Imperial envoys,

Once every emperor and courtier,

You humiliated me to death,

Loyal to ministers, filial to sons,

The famous official is old,

Don't avoid officials after punishment,

Salute,

Don't press this,

Pose as a hero,

Four close ministers,

Revered in the north,

A minister with outstanding achievements,

Loyal martyrs,

Minister Cao Cao,

B. What are the idioms with the word "minister"?

J ū Jūn chén zuǒ shǐ ǒ initially refers to the monarch, courtiers, courtiers and envoys who play different roles respectively, and later refers to the different functions of drugs in Chinese medicine prescriptions.

Source: "Shennong Herbal Classic": "One hundred and twenty kinds of drugs are king, and the main life is raised; One hundred and twenty kinds of traditional Chinese medicines are ministers, mainly nourishing; 120 kinds of drugs as adjuvant treatment of diseases; Medication must be combined with monarch and minister. "

A military adviser, móu chénwǔJiang, refers to a scheming minister and a brave soldier.

Source: Heng Nan Fu: "There are counselors and military commanders in Erqi, all of whom can seize the fierce and break the difficulties."

In the north, ancient monarchs faced south and north, and courtiers visited you to face north, showing their obedience to others.

Source: Sima Qian in the Western Han Dynasty "Historical Records and Biography of Li Sheng Lu Jia": "Jun should be in the suburbs and courtiers in the north."

The fugitive minister Btáo zh and the fugitive criminal minister Ché n.

Source: Han Xunyue's "Han Ji Cheng Diji": "With Khan as a vassal, there is no second heart. Today, I am greedy for a husband and lose the heart of a country."

I am like a city. Chén mén rú shì is used to describe a large number of guests who are in high positions and powerful.

Source: Han Shu Zheng Chongchuan by Ban Gu in the Eastern Han Dynasty: "My door is like the city, and my heart is like water. I am willing to take the exam. "

Quiet inside, quiet inside. Metaphor is an official incorruptible.

Source: The biography of Han Zheng Chongchuan by Ban Gu in the Eastern Han Dynasty: "The master said,' Why should Ban Fei be the master?' "Chong Dui said,' I am like a city, quiet inside. Hope to get a reply. " "

Orphan G chénénièzǐ Orphan Minister: an isolated and helpless far Minister in the feudal court; Illegitimate: An illegitimate child born to a concubine. It is a metaphor for people who encounter difficulties and hardships.

Source: Pre-Qin Monk's "Mencius Dedicated": "As an orphan, its worries are also dangerous, and its worries are deep, so it is reached." Zhu Note: "I am an orphan and a distant minister; Bad son, asshole. "

The founding heroes kāI guógūng chén refer to those who have made great contributions to the establishment of a new country or dynasty.

Origin: After Bird proclaimed himself emperor, the generals in Huaixi and the family members of the shogunate became the founding heroes. (Wu Han's Biography of Zhu Yuanzhang)

The feudal ethics thought that the emperor was humiliated and the officials deserved to die.

Source: "You humiliated me and died". I was killed by Li Jue, but I was divided! (Ming Luo Guan Zhong's Romance of the Three Kingdoms, the thirteenth time)

Luan Chen thief Luàn chén zei zǐ Luan Chen: a traitor; Thief: Son of disobedience. Always refers to people who don't keep the way of monarch, minister and father. Later it refers to people with different aspirations.

Source: Pre-Qin Meng Zixia: "Confucius became the Spring and Autumn Annals, but the thief was afraid."

C. What are the idioms with the word minister?

Founding heroes,

Imperial envoys,

Once every emperor and courtier,

You humiliated me to death,

Loyal to ministers, filial to sons,

The famous official is old,

Don't avoid officials after punishment,

Salute,

Don't press this,

Pose as a hero,

Four close ministers,

Revered in the north,

A minister with outstanding achievements,

Loyal martyrs,

Minister Cao Cao,

Rebellious officials and thieves,

Rebellious ministers,

Loyal minister and dutiful son,

Move the minister, drive away the guests,

The minister of the fold,

Minister of national subjugation,

The Lord is virtuous and the minister is kind,

I, quiet inside,

Yin's minister,

A consultant, a brave general,

Minister of tourism,

Divide the territory and surrender,

Rebellious sons and ministers

D. what are the idioms with ministers?

In the north, the ancient monarchs faced south and north, and the courtiers saw that you faced north, which showed their obedience to others.

Fugitive.

Disloyalty means disloyalty: not keeping the position of a courtier and disloyal to the monarch in feudal society. This means being unfaithful to your thoughts. Later it also refers to the ambition of insurrection.

In the past, when I was a minister, I described people in high positions and in power as many guests.

My heart is as clean as water. Metaphor is an official incorruptible.

E. Idioms with the word minister

A person who represents a new country or dynasty.

[kāI guóng chén]

Refers to people who have made great contributions to the establishment of a new country or dynasty.

Imperial Commissioner

[qn chāI dàchén]

At present, the imperial envoys refer to the powerful staff (with sarcasm) sent by superiors.

Feudal ethics believed that the emperor was humiliated and should be ashamed.

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Feudal ethics believed that the emperor was humiliated and the courtiers deserved to die.

F. What idioms are there with ministers?

Minister of thighs and arms, frustrated minister, street minister, thief, thief, thief, Chen Ding generation, a generation of ministers.

An orphan, a hero, an exile, a tribute, a traitor, a counselor, a military commander and a counselor.

Counselors are like rain, the founding hero, and traitors are in power.

G. what are the idioms at the beginning of the minister?

Quiet inside, I am the host, and I am the city.

First, Minister quiet inside.

Commentary: quiet inside. Metaphor is an official incorruptible.

From: The History of Han Zheng Chongchuan by Ban Gu in the Eastern Han Dynasty: "My door is like the city, and my heart is like water."

My front door is as lively as the market, but my heart is as clean as water.

Second, I am a master and two ZH incarnation.

Explanation: An old proverb. It is said that I can choose the Lord and be an official.

Said by: Zuo Qiuming, Zuo Zhuan, Spring and Autumn Period of Thirteen Years in Zhao Gong: "As the saying goes,' I am the master of two', don't I have a big country?

As the saying goes,' I can choose my master and be an official'. Don't we have a big country?

Third, I am like a city.

Explanation: In the past, people in high positions and powerful positions were described as having many guests.

From: The History of Han Zheng Chongchuan by Ban Gu in the Eastern Han Dynasty: "My door is like the city, and my heart is like water."

My front door is as lively as the market, but my heart is as clean as water.

(7) What are the idioms with ministers in extended reading?

Other idioms with the word "minister"

First, the founding hero [kā i guó g not ng ché n]

Interpretation: refers to people who have made great contributions to the establishment of a new country or dynasty.

Said by: Wu Han's Biography of Zhu Yuanzhang: "After Bird became emperor, the generals in Huaixi and the families of the shogunate became the founding heroes."

Second, the loyal minister martyr [zh not ng Ché n liè shi]

Description: loyal and decisive courtiers.

From: Li Qingruzhen's "Mirror Flower Edge" The eighty-first time: "Today, a household name, knowing his loyalty and loyalty, and his name will last forever, are unintentional."

After today, his name is a household name, because everyone knows that he is a loyal martyr and will remain immortal, but this is unintentional.

H. what are the idioms of ministers?

What are the idioms that begin with a minister?

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I, quiet inside,

There are a large number of responsible persons in the High Commission.

My heart is as pure as water

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The biography of Han Zheng Chongchuan by Ban Gu in the Eastern Han Dynasty: "The master said,' Why should Ban Fei be the master?' "Chong Dui said,' I am like a city, quiet inside. Hope to get a reply. " "

First, there are courtiers' idioms, courtiers' four-character idioms and courtiers' four-character words.

In the north, the ancient monarchs faced south and north, and the courtiers saw that you faced north, which showed their obedience to others.

Fugitive.

In the past, when I was a minister, I described people in high positions and in power as many guests.

My heart is as clean as water. Metaphor is an official incorruptible.

In the old society, paying tribute meant that small countries surrendered to big countries and paid tribute every year.

Give up territory and surrender to each other.

Solitary minister: an isolated and helpless distant minister in the feudal court; Illegitimate: An illegitimate child born to a concubine. It is a metaphor for people who encounter difficulties and hardships.

Minister Bones: This metaphor is very simple. Be honest and upright.

Feudal ethics believed that emperors should be humiliated and officials should die.

Founding heroes refer to those who have made great contributions to the establishment of a new country or dynasty.

Rebellious ministers, thieves and rebels: rebellious ministers; Thief: Son of disobedience. Always refers to people who don't keep the way of monarch, minister and father. Later it refers to people with different aspirations.

Imperial envoys used to refer to officials sent by the emperor to handle major events on behalf of the emperor. Now it is used to satirize the superior sending people to the lower level, and pointing fingers if they don't understand the situation. ...

Minister of the market: an ancient place called buying and selling. Always referring to people in the city.

Monarchy refers to the person with the highest status among ministers.

Once every emperor and courtier refers to one person coming to power, the following staff will be replaced by another group.

Not according to the prescription of traditional Chinese medicine, but according to the principle of matching the monarch and the minister. The monarch is the main medicine and the minister is the auxiliary medicine. If you don't obey the monarch and ministers, you will violate pharmacology and use drugs indiscriminately. Extending to the use of poison. ...

Thieves and ministers are troubled by people who have different intentions and are evil.

Thieves, ministers and traitors refer to people who have different intentions and do evil for traitors. With "thieves and ministers are in trouble."

If you don't accept the risk, you will still refuse to accept it.

J. What idioms are there to get an official?

Traitors and thieves,

The famous official is old,

Salute,

Four close ministers,

Thieves and ministers are in trouble,

Founding heroes,

Salute,

Evil son, lonely minister,