1, the golden cicada sheds its shell
Pronunciation: jρn chán tu bu qi ao.
Description: cicadas shed their shells when they are adults. Metaphor muddle through, make people can't find it in time.
Quotations: The second fold of Guan Hanqing's Xie Tianxiang in the Yuan Dynasty: "I can't find a lie when I break my stomach." "
Quote: Cao Xueqin's Dream of Red Mansions in Qing Dynasty, the 27th time: "Now I am in a hurry to hide, and I can't, so I have to find a way to get rid of the golden cicada." "
Example: Yang Liulang uses the golden cicada to shell.
2. Broad and profound
Pronunciation: bó d à j and ng sh ē n.
Description: Describe profound thoughts and profound knowledge. Describe theories, knowledge, ideas, works, etc. These are profound and subtle.
Quote: Yi Zhou Shu by Jiang Shichang in Ming Dynasty: "Its profound meaning is beyond the reach of later scholars."
His thoughts and knowledge are profound and profound, which is beyond the reach of later generations.
Example: A Dream of Red Mansions is really an all-encompassing, profound and great work.
Step 3 give up halfway
Pronunciation: bà n tú ré rfè i.
Explanation: it means that you can't stick to it, give up halfway, and the beginning is not over.
Quote: The Book of Rites The Doctrine of the Mean by Dai Sheng in the Western Han Dynasty: "If a gentleman gives up halfway with the Tao, I will certainly do it."
Some people with good moral character follow the golden mean, but if they give up halfway, they will not persist, and I will not stop.
Quotations: Back to the fifty-sixth time of Li officialdom in Qing Dynasty: "If you leave for home, things here will be abandoned halfway, and if you don't get a recommendation in the future, you will work hard in vain."
Example: Don't do anything by halves, otherwise nothing will succeed.
4. Have a unique vision
Pronunciation: du zhuhu n
Explanation: I can see things that others can't, and describe myself as sharp-eyed and insightful; Capable of making accurate judgments, eg in terms of quality.
Quotation: Feng Zikai talks about his paintings: "Only children can keep childlike innocence and insight, and their words and deeds are enough for me to appreciate."
This book has a unique vision for the choice of poetry, wonderful notes, rich quotations and profound humorous writing.
5, a close call
Pronunciation: qi ā n j ū n y and f à.
Description: The fateful thing is tied to a hair, which means it is extremely critical or important.
Quote: The Biography of Han Mei by Ban Gu in the Eastern Han Dynasty: "The husband's responsibility is like a wisp, which is of vital importance, hanging in infinite heights and hanging in the unfathomable abyss. Although he is stupid, he still knows that he will be absolutely sad. "
Suppose you tie a heavy thing with a pair of hair and hang it high. Below you are facing cliffs and deep valleys of unknown depth. Even the stupidest person knows that it won't work.
At this critical moment, he stepped forward and protected the state property with his young life.