1. Three idiom stories about sheep of about 30 words (note that they are idiom stories, not idiom analysis)

1. Trading sheep for cattle: idiom story During the Warring States Period, Mencius and King Xuan of Qi was talking about how to govern the country. King Xuan of Qi asked Mencius what kind of benevolence a king must have to rule the world. Mencius said that only by caring for the people can one be invincible. So Mencius told a story that he heard from a minister that King Xuan of Qi traded sheep for cattle to paint a new bell. He thought that King Xuan of Qi was compassionate enough to rule the world.

2. The bird's path is the sheep's intestines: an idiom story: Zen Master Qinghuo was born in the fifth generation. He knew that he was going to pass away, so he left a poem to everyone... The world will not say that the journey is difficult, the bird's path is the sheep's intestines. The intestines are within easy reach. Cherish the water beside the Zhuxi River, you will return to the sea and I will return to the mountains. He also told everyone: "When I die, leave my bones to the insects and ants, and do not build a tomb tower." After saying this, he entered Hutou Mountain, sat on the rock, and passed away soon. Everyone followed his instructions and waited for seven days before taking a look. They found that the body was intact and no insects or ants were eating it. "Birds pass sheep's intestines" is a metaphor for a narrow and winding mountain road. (From "Wu Deng Hui Yuan")

3. To mend the situation after it has been lost: Idiom story Once upon a time, there was a man who raised a flock of sheep. One morning, he found that a sheep was missing. After careful inspection, it turned out that there was a hole in the sheepfold. During the night, a wolf came in and took away one of the sheep. The neighbor advised him: "Repair the sheepfold quickly and plug up the holes!" The man refused to accept the advice and said, "The sheep have been lost, so why repair the sheepfold?" The next morning, he found the sheep One less. It turned out that the wolf came in through the hole again and took away another sheep. He regretted that he had not listened to his neighbor's advice, so he quickly blocked the hole and repaired the sheepfold. From then on, the wolf could no longer get into the sheepfold and snatch the sheep.

2. What year is 2015? What are the idiom stories about sheep?

Idiom: Buy the king and get the sheep

Buy the king and get the sheep_Kingsoft PowerWord

Pinyin:

mǎi wáng dé yáng

Explanation:

① It means that I wanted to buy Wang Xian’s character, but got Yang Xin’s character. Meaning Subpar. ② Refers to the calligraphy and painting that imitates famous people, although they are lifelike, but ultimately inferior.

Buy the king and get the sheep, and you will not be disappointed." The "sheep" refers to Yang Xin. Yang Xin is Wang Xianzhi's nephew When he was 12 years old, he learned calligraphy from Xianzhi. At that time, it was difficult to find Wang Xianzhi's books, and people would be very happy if they could get Yang Xin's works, so there is this proverb.

3. Sheep - the twelve zodiac animals. Idiom Story

Sanyang Kaitai Source: "Book of Changes" Related: The Legend of Wuyang Children, the Spring Festival is here, winter is gone and spring is coming, here we wish the children and their families Sanyang Kaitai, good things come one after another! Then children may ask, what does Sanyang kaitai mean? There is a word for sheep in this idiom. Is today’s story related to sheep? By the way, today we will talk about sheep. Story. The word "sheep" in "Sanyang Kaitai" actually borrows the light of the sun. Because the word "yang" sounds the same as the word "sheep", it is also called "Sanyang Kaitai", which means cold winter. has left, and the spring full of green hope has arrived. The snow has disappeared, the sky is blue, the water is alive, the grass is green, the trees are green, and the flowers are blooming. And "Kaitai" means no (pi) good times come. Good luck, good luck will come soon, so "Three Yang Kaitai" is a very auspicious blessing, and the word "sheep" and the big word together form the word "beautiful", and a better life will come for everyone. Now that we have talked about the three sheep, let’s talk about the other five sheep, which are also very auspicious, so today I wish you a happy New Year with an auspicious story. These five sheep are related to the beautiful flower city Guangzhou (Guangzhou is also known as Yangcheng and Suizhou. City), and there is a very beautiful legend. A long time ago, in a dynasty called Zhou, Guangzhou was very poor and had a bad climate. Farmers often failed to harvest anything from their fields and lived in the cold. Hungry days.

Suddenly one day, there were five immortals, riding five fairy sheep of different colors, wearing red, orange, yellow, green and purple clothes, riding on five colorful clouds. The rice from Guangzhou slowly came to the world and was given to the hard-working people of Guangzhou together with the five fairy sheep. From then on, this place became a fertile land, where the people had enough food and clothing and lived a carefree life. Therefore, Guangzhou is also called the City of Five Rams. In the current Guangzhou Yuexiu Park, there is also a statue of the Five Rams. Legend has it that these five fairy sheep were transformed into the city. They are symbols of Guangzhou's auspiciousness and bring people happiness and prosperity. Notes: (1) The earliest known legend of the Wuyang can be found in "Taiping Yulan" quoted from "Guangzhou Ji" by Pei Yuan of the Jin Dynasty. There are different opinions on the dynasty in which it was produced, and the theory that it originated in the Zhou Dynasty is the most widely circulated. (2) There are sixty-four hexagrams in the "Book of Changes". The negative hexagram is a bad hexagram, and the Tai hexagram is a good hexagram. "Three Yangs" refers to the three hexagrams in the "Book of Changes": the tenth month is the hexagram Kun. It is a pure yin hexagram; the eleventh month is a fu hexagram, with one yang born below; the twelfth month is a Lin hexagram, with two yangs born below; and the first month is a Tai hexagram, with three yangs born below. This hexagram means that the yin disappears and the winter grows. When winter passes and spring comes, everything revives, which is a symbol of good fortune and good wishes. Origin of Cowherd and Weaver Girl: Folklore related: (1) "Book of the Later Han Dynasty Astronomical Chronicles": "Weaver Girl, the true daughter of the emperor." (2) "Magpie Bridge Immortal" by Qin Guan, a poet in the Song Dynasty: "If the love lasts for a long time, what will happen? "Children, today we are going to tell an idiom story about cows. Cows are our good friends as humans. They help us cultivate our fields diligently, eat grass and milk them. They are truly model citizens in the animal world. Let's start with the stars. There is a river in the sky called the Milky Way. There are several stars next to the Milky Way. There is a star on this side of the river called Vega. It is said that she weaves the clouds in the sky. There are three stars on the other side of the river. The brighter one in the middle is called Altair. He is the husband of Weaver Girl. The two small stars next to him are his and Weaver Girl's children. The father and son are herding cattle by the Milky Way. So why didn't the family live together? There is a beautiful legend here. Once upon a time, the Queen Mother had a granddaughter named Weaver Girl. Because she was playful, she wanted to take a bath in the green lotus pond on earth. One day she and several other fairies went to beg the Queen Mother. The Queen Mother softened her heart and agreed. There was a man on the ground called Cowherd who had no parents. His brother and sister-in-law gave him an old cow and let him live by himself. One day the old cow spoke: "Cowherd, you go to the Green Lotus Pond today. There is a fairy bathing there. There is a red fairy dress. If you hide it, the fairy in red dress will become your wife." "The Cowherd was shocked. When he confirmed that the old cow could talk, he decided to give it a try. Unexpectedly, after doing what Lao Niu said, the Cowherd really married a fairy, she was the Weaver Girl. After the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl got married, the men farmed and the women weaved, loving each other and living a very happy life. Soon, they gave birth to a son and a daughter, who were very cute. One day the old cow was about to die, and he told the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl to peel off its skin so that she could ride it to heaven. The Cowherd and the Weaver Girl were sad, but she still did it. However, the Queen Mother found out about Weaver Girl's marriage to Cowherd, and she was very angry, so she sent heavenly soldiers and generals to capture Weaver Girl. When the Weaver Girl was being led up to heaven, the Cowherd came over carrying his two children, wrapped in cowhide, using a pair of baskets. The children shouted: "Mom, Mom." Seeing that they were about to catch up, the Queen Mother took off the golden hairpin (chai) from her head and drew it between them. Suddenly a rolling Milky Way was spread between the Weaver Girl and the Cowherd. The Cowherd and the Weaver Girl and their children on both sides of the Milky Way, She cried so hard that the Queen Mother was moved and agreed to let the Cowherd and the children stay in the sky, and let them meet once every year on July 7th. So every year on July 7th, countless groups of magpies fly to build a bridge for them. On the magpie bridge, the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl can finally be reunited for one day!

4. Please help me, I am very urgent; regarding the idioms with the word sheep, the meaning is similar to the meaning of immediate success, I am sorry to bother you

A rock can turn a sheep into a sheep

chì shí chéng yáng

Explain that a cry can actually turn a stone into a sheep. Metaphor of magical things.

Source from the fourth volume of "Young Learning Qionglin" by Cheng Dengji of the Ming Dynasty: "Referring to deer as horses, Qin and Zhao Gao deceived the master; scolding stones into sheep, Huang Chuping became immortals."

Structure verb-object type Idioms

Used as objects and attributives; referring to magical things

Example: Chapter 21 of Qing's "Shuo Hu Quan Zhuan" by Anonymous: "Wang Chan thought of the immortal master Wang Fangping's "Chi Shi Cheng" "Sheep Method."

The idiom story goes that when Huang Chuping was 14 years old, he went to herd sheep in the mountains and met a Taoist priest. The Taoist priest took him to a stone house in Jinhua Mountain and taught him some magical skills. In a flash, 40 years passed. His brother Huang Chuqi found him and asked him where his sheep had gone. Huang Chuping said that they were in Dongshan. His brother saw that they were all stones. Huang Chuping turned the stones into sheep, and there were tens of thousands of sheep.

5. Idioms and folk tales with good meanings related to sheep, except Sanyang Kaitai

Love the gift and save the sheep

Because I cherish the ancient ritual, I can’t bear to use it It was abolished, thus retaining the sacrifice of sheep required by ancient rituals. It is a metaphor for retaining relevant rituals in order to maintain the fundamentals.

煝 Yang Chu Fan

狝 Yang: ram; Chu: collision; Fan: fence. The ram's horns were entangled in the fence, making it impossible to move forward or retreat. A metaphor for a dilemma.

The sheep lost in many ways

The sheep was lost because there were too many forks in the road to follow. It means that things are complex and changeable, and if you don't have the right direction, you will go astray. It also means that if there are too many aspects of learning, it will not be easy to be profound.

A hungry tiger pounces on a sheep

Just like a hungry tiger pounces on food. The metaphor moves violently and quickly.

Tell Shuo to kill the sheep

It originally refers to the state of Lu who did not go to the ancestral temple to complain in person since Wen Gong, but only killed a sheep to deal with it. The latter metaphor is dealt with as usual and perfunctorily.

Selling dog meat by selling sheep's head

It is a metaphor for making a sign in the name of good, but actually selling inferior goods.

The tiger ran into the sheep.

The tiger ran into the sheep. It is a metaphor for a strong person rushing into the middle of a weak person and killing them at will.

Antelope hangs its horns

Antelope hangs its horns on a tree at night, with its feet not touching the ground, to avoid disaster. In the old days, it was often used as a metaphor for the transcendent artistic conception of poetry.

The sheep is lost on the wrong road

The sheep on the wrong road are forked in the road; lost: lost. The sheep was lost because there were too many side roads to follow. It means that things are complex and changeable, and if you don't have the right direction, you will go astray.

Leading the sheep and carrying the wine

Leading the sheep and carrying the wine. To express condolences or congratulations to someone.

Drive sheep to attack tigers

Drive: drive. Drive the sheep to attack the tiger. It describes a weak enemy against a strong one, with huge disparity in strength, and will be destroyed.

Leading the sheep with meat and skin

Leading the sheep: Leading the sheep means rewarding the army. The ancient ritual of surrender after defeat.

Like a wolf herding sheep

Just like a wolf herding sheep. It is a metaphor for officials cruelly oppressing the people.

Ten sheep and nine shepherds

Ten sheep require nine people to herd them. It is a metaphor that there are many officials but few people, and taxation and exploitation are heavy. It is also a metaphor for having inconsistent orders and being at a loss as to what to do.

To make sheep and wolves

General: command, command. Send the sheep to command the wolves. Metaphors are not enough to command. It is also a metaphor for letting kind people control strong and ambitious people, which is a bad thing.

Lead the sheep away

Lead the sheep away easily. It is a metaphor for taking advantage of a situation to catch an opponent or taking advantage of others. Now it is a metaphor for taking the opportunity to take away other people's things.

Plain silk lamb

Refers to an upright and honest official.

Scapegoat

In ancient Jewish rituals, a goat was used to bear the sins of others. It is a metaphor for suffering on behalf of others.

Slaughtering cattle and sheep

It is a metaphor for people who are approaching death.

Mend the situation

Fugitive: escape, lost; prison: a pen for livestock. It is not too late to repair the sheepfold after the sheep have escaped.

It is a metaphor that after something goes wrong, finding a way to remedy it can prevent further losses.

Lost the sheep and got the cow

Lost the sheep and got the cow. It means that the loss is small but the gain is big.

Ask the sheep to know the horse

It is a metaphor for reasoning from the side to find out the truth of the matter.

Yangchang Bird Road

Describes the mountain road as narrow, winding and steep.

Small intestine trail

A winding and extremely narrow road (mostly a mountain road).

Sheep are cruel and wolves are greedy

Ruthless: fierce. It originally refers to a person who is fierce and strives for power. Later, it was used as a metaphor for the cruel exploitation by corrupt officials.

The wool comes from the sheep

The metaphor appears to give people benefits, but in fact the benefits are attached to the price they pay.

Sheep among tigers

It is a metaphor for good people falling into the hands of bad people and being in extreme danger.

Sheep quality and tiger skin

Quality: nature. Although a sheep is covered in tiger skin, it still likes grass when it sees it and trembles in fear when it encounters a jackal. Its nature has not changed. A metaphor for pretending to be strong but actually being timid.

Exchange sheep for cattle

Easy: exchange. Replace cows with sheep. Metaphorically replace one with another.

Fight for the chicken and lose the sheep

It is a metaphor for being greedy for small things and losing big things.

6. Idioms, sayings, couplets, poems, stories about sheep

1. There are many idioms about sheep:

Mend a lost sheep, lead a lost sheep by a wrong road, lead a lost sheep. The sheep carries wine, the antelope hangs its horns, the wool comes from the sheep, the sheep is taken by hand, the scapegoat,

The sheep's head is used to sell dog meat, the horse is known by asking the sheep, the sheep's intestines are narrow, the sheep dies in many ways, the sheep touches the vassal, the sheep continues to hang Fish, Ten Sheep Nine Animal Husbands, Zang Valley Lost Sheep,

Lamb Wine, Exchange Sheep for Cattle, Sheep Quality Tiger Skin, Love Gifts to Preserve Sheep, Tigers Enter the Sheep Flock, Dr. Sheep, Tell Shuo to Eat Sheep, Meat Leading the sheep,

The sheep are ruthless and the wolves are greedy, the rats are looking for sheep in their holes, the hungry tigers pounce on the sheep, the birds are in the sheep's intestines, if you don't eat the mutton, you will get a body full of mutton, the sheep will lose the cow

2. Common sayings about sheep:

A sheep raises a house for three years.

If you want to eat meat, you must first raise sheep; if you want to eat, you must first farm.

A goldfish cannot survive out of water, and a stray sheep must be fed to wolves.

Sheep are afraid of frost, and frost is afraid of the sun.

Lazy Sheep always feels that the hair on his body is too heavy.

Sheep herders change hands three times a day. Grass is the life of the sheep.

If a family feeds ten sheep, they don’t have to worry about whether the crops will grow well.

Don’t look at the ram’s loud braying, but look at his ability to cross the river.

The sheep sing for the herdsman who is not afraid of wind and rain.

Put up the sheep warriors, and you are not afraid of the horse generals.

The pastures are good, the cattle and sheep are fat, the ink is good, and the handwriting is beautiful.

3. Couplets about Sheep:

The horse roars heroically and the sheep cries in the spring of the century

People have great ambitions and good horses and the world is easy to call Aries in the new year

The horse steps are full of wind and farewell to the old year, and the sheep brush strokes of ink write a couplet

The horse hooves gallop thousands of miles and the sheep's horns soar into the sky

4. Poems about sheep

God The sheep won't touch you, but the evening bird wants to cling to you.

The driving sheep will move the stone first, and the rabbit will throw the towel first.

Mend the lost sheep, lose the sheep on the wrong road, lead the sheep to carry the wine, hang the horns of the antelope, the wool comes out of the sheep, lead the sheep conveniently, scapegoat, sell dog meat by hanging the sheep's head, ask the sheep to know the horse, know the sheep's intestines, the sheep has died in many ways, the sheep touches Fan, Sheep continue to hang fish, Ten sheep and nine herds, Zanggu lost sheep, Lamb and wine, Exchange sheep for cattle, Sheep quality is tiger skin, Love gifts and save sheep, Tigers enter the flock, Dr. Sheep, Gao Shuo eats sheep, Meat is pulled Sheep, sheep are ruthless and wolves are greedy, rats hunt for sheep in their dens, hungry tigers pounce on sheep, sheep's intestines are filled with birds, if you don't eat mutton you will get a bad smell, lose sheep and get cows

A few words about sheep:

Leading the sheep into the photo studio - taking photos of foreign (sheep)

The goat saw the tiger skin - frightened

The goat and the wild horse were together - not sociable

Lead the lamb with a rope - let it go wherever it goes, it will follow

Make up for the sheep before it's too late - it's not too late (a metaphor for finding ways to make amends after something fails)

Promise a camel if you don't want a lamb - clever words to coax people

Sheep looking for a fence - a dilemma

A donkey jumps out of the sheepfold - you are the best

Couplets about sheep:

The first couplet: The horse is gone and the wind is gone

The second couplet: The sheep is blessed with good fortune

The first couplet: The horse has knowledge and virtue

Second couplet: The sheep kneel down to express their kindness

Upper couplet: Three sheep open up Jingtai

Second couplet: Two swallows dance in the spring breeze

Upper couplet: Three sheep Sheep Kaitai Day

Second line: Everything will be prosperous in the year

First line: Three sheep bring good fortune

Second line: Birds call for spring

Stories about sheep:

"The End of the Sheep"

The sheep wants to go to the top of the mountain to graze. It climbs up the mountain, and climbs and climbs, until the sheep is tired. The sheep said: "I'm not afraid of being tired. I can climb as high as the mountain is!" The sheep climbed and climbed again. The sheep was very tired. The sheep said: "I'm not afraid of being tired. I can climb as high as the mountain is!" The sheep continued Climbing and climbing, the sheep was very tired. The sheep said: "I am not afraid of being tired. I can climb as high as the mountain is!"

The sheep spent his whole life climbing this mountain, and he only thought about it. The fragrant grass on the top of the mountain, but it ignores that there are also patches of fresh grass passing by on the way, but it turns a blind eye.

When the sheep finally climbed to the top of the mountain, it saw its destination: the top of the mountain. It turned out that there was no grass.

Opportunities must be seized in a timely manner, and it is sometimes more effective to adjust your goals appropriately.

8. What are the idioms, fables, folklore, etc. about sheep?

Idioms to mend the situation after the sheep has been lost

To repair the situation after the sheep has been lost_Kingsoft PowerWord

Pinyin:

wáng yáng bǔ láo

Explanation:

It is not too late to repair the sheepfold after the sheep is lost. It is a metaphor for trying to find a way to remedy the problem after something goes wrong. It can prevent further losses. Fang: escape, loss; prison: a pen for livestock.

Source:

"Warring States Policy·Chu Ce Four": "See the rabbit and look at the dog "It's not too late; it's not too late to make up for the lost sheep."

Example:

After the theft occurred in their unit yesterday, the leaders immediately took safety precautions.

9. Idioms, poems, proverbs and sayings related to sheep. . . . .

Looking up and writing poems, itching and grinding the tree, raising the clear, suppressing the turbid, raising the eyebrows, blinking, raising the eyebrows, raising the eyebrows, raising the eyebrows, becoming famous all over the world, becoming famous, showing relatives, raising the flower, vibrating the algae, Yangguan, three layers, raising the clear, strict customs, wind, elegance, sheep, tiger Skin Yangchun has feet Yang serves Yin and violates Yangguan Avenue Yangqing stirs up turbidity The sheep are ruthless, the wolf is greedy, exploits strengths and avoids weaknesses, Yangtang stops boiling, proud, triumphant, proud, sheep's intestines are nine-curved, sheep's intestines, bird paths, bells and drums are raised, sheep touch the fence, and are extravagant, sheep fall from the tiger's mouth, wool comes out of the sheep's body Sheep enter the tiger flock, the sheep continue to hang fish and fly away, the spring is white and the snow is showing, the sheep intestines are surrounded by Yang Hu, the Yang is born, the oriole is showing off, the power is rising, the power is rising, the power is rising, the power is rising, the power is rising, the power is rising, the power is rising, the power is rising, the power is rising, the power is rising. Water-based poplar, heart-shaped, willow, palace eyebrows, willows, Yiyi, Yang Zhu, Qiqi, poplars, birds with their heads ringing around Yangxu Mountain, standing on the Yangyang Grand View, raising flags, summoning the soul, being self-satisfied, being self-satisfied. A dog's meat and a sheep trample on the vegetable garden. Sheep in Zaochang. I'm unhappy. I'm unhappy. Raising tigers will lead to disasters. Raising tigers will lead to military problems. Raising tigers will lead to self-destruction. Raising tigers will lead to self-destruction. Raising tigers will cause harm. Raising tigers will cause harm. Raising tigers in disasters, hurting one's body, raising a rhinoceros, becoming a snake, keeping a low profile, keeping one's strength, raising one's family, nourishing livestock, raising one's energy, recharging one's strength, raising one's own dignity, raising a tiger to gnaw one's strength, raising a soldier for a thousand days, using one's troops to recuperate one's energy, feed one's family, keep one's mouth alive, raise one's body to survive, raise one's strength worthy of heaven, raise one's strength. Raise tigers with power and bring disasters. Rely on the high to raise an army for a thousand days. Use it to raise an army for a thousand days. Use it to raise children for the elderly. Accumulate grain to prevent hunger and raise children to prepare for old age. Accumulate grain to prevent hunger and raise children to protect the elderly. Grain to guard against hunger, raise tigers to stay in trouble, look up to the house, write books, look up to things, look up to the house, write books, look up to the house, sigh, look down, look up, look up to the sky, spit on the sky, look up, pick up the breath of people, look up at people's eyebrows, pick up things, look up, feed the army for a thousand days , use the army for a while, raise your head, raise your eyebrows, raise your power, store up your strength, nourish your health, nourish your old age, and send off your end, cultivate your strength, store up your strength, nourish your life, raise your eagle, raise your health, send your end, raise your head, raise your eyebrows, raise your eyebrows, store up your strength, nourish your talents, raise your sound, Jiugao, raise your eagle, raise your eagle, raise your eagle. Is it okay to raise a carbuncle to nourish a carbuncle and to raise a son to protect old age, to accumulate grain to prevent hunger and to maintain health, to send death to a strong wind and to cause disaster to the fish in the pond? I am a primary school student, please understand if it is not perfect.

10. I am a sheep, idioms related to sheep

mend the situation after a lost time [wáng yáng bǔ láo]

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Basic meaning

fugitive: escape, lost; prison: a pen for livestock. It is not too late to repair the sheepfold after the sheep have escaped. It is a metaphor that after something goes wrong, finding a way to remedy it can prevent further losses.

Derogatory meaning

Source

"Warring States Policy·Chu Policy IV": "It is not too late to look after the dog when you see the rabbit; it is not too late to repair the dead sheep; it is not too late to look after the dog. It's too late."

Example

After the theft occurred in their unit yesterday, the leaders immediately took safety precautions.

Near and Antonyms

Synonyms

If a thief goes to close the door and collect the mulberries, he who comes will find the rabbit and the dog.

Antonyms

Take precautions before they happen, and be prepared for regrets before they happen.

Allusions

This story comes from the "Warring States Policy". During the Warring States Period, a minister of the Chu State named Zhuang Xin said to King Xiang of Chu one day: "When you are in the palace, the Marquis of Zhou is on your left and the Marquis of Xia is on your right; when you go out, Lord Yanling and Lord Shouhe are always together. It’s up to you. If you and these four people only care about luxury and pleasure, and don’t care about national affairs, Ying (the capital of Chu, in the north of Jiangling County, Hubei Province) must be in danger!” King Xiang was very unhappy and angry after hearing this. He scolded: "Are you confused? Are you deliberately saying these sinister words to confuse people's hearts?" Zhuang Xin replied calmly: "I really feel that things must come to this point, and I dare not deliberately say that the Chu State has What a misfortune.

If you continue to favor this person, Chu State will definitely perish. Since you don’t believe me, please allow me to hide in Zhao State and see what happens.

"Zhuang Xin had only lived in Zhao for five months. As expected, Qin sent troops to invade Chu, and King Xiang was forced to exile to Yangcheng (now northwest of Xixian County, Henan). Only then did he feel that Zhuang Xin's words were good, and he quickly sent people to retrieve Zhuang Xin. Come and ask him what he can do; Zhuang Xin said sincerely: "I have heard that it is not too late to think of a hound when you see a rabbit's teeth; it is not too late to mend the sheepfold after the sheep has run away." ..."

Idiom Solitaire

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