The original interpretation refers to the trend and direction of the mountains, which fluctuate like a dragon. Now compare the cause and effect of a thing or the origin of a person. It is also reflected in feng shui. Dragon: People who used to be superstitious about Feng Shui compared the undulating landform to a "dragon". Context: The place where the faucet is located is called context. Being located in the context will be auspicious, smooth and prosperous. (1) From the dragon's head to the dragon's tail, the terrain as coherent as a vein is called "vein". (2) metaphor of the origin of people or things, or the cause and effect of things. Also known as "context."
Chu Chu Wu Ming Rachel's "Yunbi Ji Niu Mian Xue": "It is good to have a thousand hills here, inside and outside, facing the mountains, and it is qualified everywhere."
Comprehensive application of law; As subject and object; Used for event description
For example, the second chapter of Yang Mo's Song of Youth: "But what does he do? Where's his ~? "
Jiao Youlu said seriously: "We must find it, crush it and subdue it." ★ Jun Qing's "Glory of Gioyuru"
Synonyms are head and tail, and cause and effect come down in one continuous line.
Antonyms have a beginning and no end, and there is a beginning and no end.
Words are like tigers.
Pronunciation rú hǔ ǐ ǐ ǐ ǐ ǐ ǐ
Tigers seem to have wings. Metaphor means that powerful people get help and become more powerful. It can be used in both positive and negative sense.
Source: Shu Zhuge Liang's Heart Sutra and Military Machine: "You will be able to hold the strength of the soldiers and exercise the potential of the soldiers. Under the group, your arms are like tiger wings and you will soar in the world."
Example: Because gangsters know that once these two things reach Jiang Qingshan, they will ~, and no matter how many people can do anything about him. (Qu Bo's "Lin Yuan" Erqi)
Synonyms such as tiger wing, tiger wing, tiger wing, like a duck to water.
The old horse knows the way.
Chinese pinyin l m m m m m m m sh t ú
Idioms explain road, road, road. The old horse knows the road he has traveled. It means that experienced people are familiar with the situation and can play a guiding role in a certain aspect. It is often used to describe the experience of being a pioneer.
Idiom usage subject-predicate type; As subject and predicate; Include praise
The origin of the idiom "no evil in the forest"
Source text
Guan zhong and zi Huan cut solitary bamboo, and spring came and winter came, which puzzled them. Guan Zhong said, "You can use the wisdom of an old horse. "It was the subsequent release of the old horse and learned that there was no water in the mountains. The friend said: "Ants live in the sun of the mountain in winter and in the shade of the mountain in summer. There is water in the ant soil." "Dig it and there will be water. It is not difficult to learn from the old horse and old ant with Guan Zhong's sage wisdom, but it is not too much to learn from the sage wisdom with his stupidity.
Original explanation
During the Spring and Autumn Period, Guan Zhong and Peng Ji went to the lonely bamboo country with Qi Huangong. When they returned home in triumph, they got lost in the night March and couldn't move forward. Guan Zhong said, "An old horse knows the way." So I let go of the old war horse and let it go freely. The whole army followed, and soon I found my way back to Qi. When passing through the mountainous area, the troops had no extra water storage. Peng Ji said: "Ants nest in the south of the mountain in winter, in the north of the mountain in summer, and dig down an inch away from the ant nest to dig out the water." When people are ordered to dig the ground, it really gushes spring water from the ground. With Guan Zhong's sage wisdom, it's not too much to learn from old horses and ants, but nowadays people don't admit their ignorance and don't know how to learn and absorb sage wisdom.
Background story
Source "Everything is wrong. Say it in the forest
Guan Zhonghe (xi)' s friend cut the solitary bamboo from Huan Gong and returned to winter from spring, lost his way. Guan Zhong said, "You can use the wisdom of an old horse." Is to let the old horse go and get the way.
Explain the "road" The old horse knows the way. It means that experienced people are familiar with the situation and can play a guiding role in a certain aspect.
In 663 BC, at the request of Yan State, Qi Huangong sent troops to attack Shanrong, which invaded Yan State. The Prime Minister Guan Zhong and the doctor Peng Ji accompanied him. The Qi army went to war in spring, and it was already winter when they returned home in triumph, and everything changed. The army wandered around in a valley with high mountains and mountains, and finally lost its way and could never find its way back; Although many scouts were sent to explore the road, they still couldn't figure out where to get out of the valley. With the passage of time, the supply of troops became difficult. The situation is very critical. If we can't find a way out, the army will be trapped here. Guan Zhong thought for a long time and came up with an idea: since dogs can find their way home far from home, horses in the army, especially old horses, will also have the ability to find their way. So he said to Qi Huangong, "Your Majesty, I think the old horse has the ability to find his way. You can use it to lead the way ahead and lead the army out of the valley. " Qi Huangong agreed to give it a try. Guan Zhong immediately picked several old horses, untied the reins and let them walk freely in front of the army. Strangely, these old horses are heading in the same direction without hesitation. The army ran around with them, and finally got out of the valley and found the way back to Qi. Guan Zhong and Peng Ji followed Qi Huangong's Northern Expedition to Solitary Bamboo and returned to winter from spring. They lost their way on their way home because there was no guide who was familiar with geography. Guan Zhong said, "You can use the wisdom of an old horse." So I rode the old horse in front of the army, let it go, followed it, and finally got my way back. March in the mountains, there is no water to drink. Peng Ji said, "Ants live in the south of the mountain in winter and in the north of the mountain in summer. There is water when the soil of ants is an inch deep. " So I dug the nest and found the water. With the wisdom of Guan Zhong and Peng Ji, they realized what they didn't know, and they were not ashamed to ask for advice from old horses and ants. Nowadays, people don't admit their ignorance and don't know how to learn and absorb the wisdom of saints. Is it too much?
be dumb as a wooden chicken—be dumb-struck/transfixed (with fear or amazement)
He is as stupid as a wooden chicken. Describe becoming numb with fear or surprise.
In Zhuang Zhou's "Zhuangzi Sheng Da": "Although the chicken sings, it has not changed, and it looks like a wooden chicken; Its morality is complete, and those who dare not respond to it will walk away.
The formal use of law; As predicate, adverbial and complement; derogatory sense
For example, Chen's "General in a Small Town": "When people first saw the general, they were all surprised ~.
Knocking out the Chicken is selected from Zhuangzi Waipian, Sheng Da.
original text
Ji Aiko raises cockfighting for the king. 10 He asked, "Have you finished eating the chicken?" He said: "If you don't do it, you will be vain and angry." On the tenth day, he asked again and said, "Not yet, you still have to see the scenery." On the tenth day, he asked again and said, "No, I'm still sick and arrogant." 10 He asked again and said, "How long? Although the chicken can sing, it has not changed. Looks like a wooden chicken, full of morality. If a chicken doesn't dare to answer, it will go away. "
Ji ao [[ao] sound shūng. ] The son is king [king] refers to the king of Qi. Raise cockfighting. 10 He asked, "Have you finished eating the chicken?" [[Chicken is dead] Does it mean that cockfighting has been raised? ] said: "Without it, it is empty and depends on gas." 【 【 empty and rely on gas 】 vanity is arrogant, relying on self-confidence. , preach "arrogance." On the tenth day, he asked again and said, "Not yet, I still want to see the scenery." [[Jude wants to see the scene] or react when hearing voices or seeing images, indicating that the heart is still bound by foreign objects. Come on, through the ring. Scene, through the "shadow". On the tenth day, he asked again and said, "No, I'm still sick and arrogant." 10 He asked again and said, "How long? Although the chicken has a crow, it has not changed, and it still looks like a wooden chicken. Its virtue can be understood as the basic quality of cockfighting. All of them, different chickens [[different chickens] other chickens. ] If you dare not answer, just walk away. "
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Ji Aiko domesticated cockfighting for Zhou Xuanwang. Ten days later, Zhou Xuanwang asked, "Is the chicken tamed?" Ji Xunzi replied, "No, I am vain." 10 days later, Zhou Xuanwang asked again and replied, "No, call when you hear a noise, and jump when you see a shadow." 10 days later, Zhou Xuanwang asked again and replied, "I still care about speed, and I feel very strong." Ten days later, Zhou Xuanwang asked and replied, "Almost. Even if other chickens crow, it will not change. Looks like a wooden chicken, and virtue can be said to be perfect. Other chickens dare not fight, turn around and run. "
There was a gentleman who raised chickens for the King of Qi. These chickens are not ordinary old hens, but cockfighting that must be trained to participate in the competition.
Mr. Ji only kept 10 days, and the king of Qi asked impatiently, "Did you keep it?"
Mr. Ji replied: "Not yet. Now these chickens are still very arrogant. "
After 10 days, the king of Qi asked again, and Mr. Ji replied, "Not yet. As soon as they heard the sound and saw the figure shaking, they panicked. "
After another 10 day, the King of Qi came again. Of course, he still cares about his cockfighting. Mr. Ji said: "No, he is still sharp-eyed and domineering."
After 10 days, the King of Qi had given up hope of watching him fight cocks. Unexpectedly, Teacher Ji said this time: "Almost enough. Although the chicken sometimes crows, it doesn't panic. Looks like a chicken made of wood. I'm ready. Other chickens dare not challenge and can only escape. "
Later, people extended the idiom "stupefied" to be very stupid, and also described being in a daze because of fear or surprise.