How do you explain Ye Gonglong's poor reading? What are the allusions?

The explanation of "early prevention of Feng Fu's poor reading, early prevention of Ye Gonglong" is: learn from Feng Fu, match words with deeds, and be single-minded in reading. There are two allusions to this sentence: Feng Fu fights tigers and Ye Gong loves dragons.

1, Feng Fu hits the tiger

Source: Mencius in the Warring States Period, "Wholehearted Mencius"

Moral: The fable means that Mrs. Feng only changed on the surface, but didn't really change her behavior from the heart.

Interpretation: Mrs. Feng is good at beating tigers, and later engaged in Confucianism and became a model for scholars. Once, someone chased a tiger. When the tiger resisted against the corner of the mountain, Mrs. Feng got off the bus again and fought with the tiger again.

Later, he used the metaphor of "Feng Fu, Feng Fu and Feng Fu" to return to his old job. Call the brave or the fierce with "Mrs. Feng"; To fight tigers is to dare to fight fierce enemies; To use "desperate resistance" is to rely on certain conditions to resist stubbornly.

Original: Qi Hunger. Marco said: "China people regard the restoration of Confucius as a sign of failure." Reply, help, and oppose. When Qi was hungry, Mencius advised the king to send warehouses in Tangyi to help the poor. At this time, he was hungry. Marco asked the Qi people to hope that Meng Zifu would persuade Wang Fatang, but he said he was afraid.

Mencius said, "It's for Mrs. Feng. The Jin people are Feng Fu, who is good at fighting tigers and is a good man. In the wild, there are many people chasing tigers. Tigers dare not die if they have a burden. When I saw Mrs. Feng, I rushed to meet her. Mrs. Feng is clamoring to get off the bus. Everyone is happy with it, and they laugh for the scholars. "

People in Dong 'ou call fire a tiger. They call it no different from a tiger. The country has no edification, and the home has a wool cover, so there are many fires and the people have salty bitterness. Haijiao Jia people are suitable for Jin, and they say that Jin has Feng Fu who is good at fighting tigers, but Feng Fu Town has no tigers, so it belongs to Dongou Jun, and Dongou Jun is overjoyed. So he took Yi, Yu and Shi Chun, ordered Jia to walk, and begged Feng Fu to go to Jin.

When Feng Fu arrived, Dong Oujun ordered him to drive, leave home, welcome guests from abroad, and * * * took him into the library to be a guest in junior high school. There will be a fire in the city tomorrow, and China people will rush to sue Mrs. Feng, who will rush out of the Chinese and beg the tiger. The fire was forced out of the palace, and the Chinese people held Mrs. Feng and burned to death. So Jia Renbai offended, and Mrs. Feng died and realized.

When there was a famine in the state of Qi, Marco said to Mencius, "People think, Sir, you will persuade the King of Qi to open the granary again and help the victims. Maybe you won't do it again? " In the past, there was a famine in Qi, and Mencius advised the King of Qi to open a granary in Tang Di to help the poor victims. There was another famine this time, so Marco asked Mencius, and the people of Qi hoped that Mencius would persuade the King of Qi to send soup and food again. But Marco himself said I'm afraid not.

Mencius said, "If I do this again, I will become Mrs. Feng. There was a man named Feng Fu in the State of Jin who was good at fighting tigers. Later, he became a good man and stopped shooting tigers. Once he went to the wild and saw many people chasing a tiger. The tiger resisted with its back against the steep mountain, and no one dared to go near it.

Everyone saw Mrs. Feng coming from afar and ran to meet her. Mrs. Feng walked out of the car arm in arm again to fight tigers. Everyone is very happy, but this behavior is laughed at by knowledgeable taxi drivers. "

Dong 'ou people call "fire" a tiger, and there is no difference in pronunciation between "fire" and "tiger". Their country has no bricks, but thatched roofs, so there are many fires, and all China people have suffered.

At the seaside, a businessman went to the state of Jin. He heard that there was a man named Feng Fu in the State of Jin who was good at fighting tigers. Wherever Feng Fu goes, there are no tigers. The merchant came back and told the East Ou King about it. Hearing this, the monarch of Dongou was happy. He used forty horses, two pairs of white jade and ten pieces of brocade as gifts, and ordered businessmen to be messengers to hire Feng Fu in the State of Jin.

When Mrs. Feng invited her, Dong Ou ordered her to drive, which was vain (the left was the most important). She personally greeted him abroad, and they drove into the hotel together, treating him as a domestic VIP. The next day, a fire broke out in the city, and the people of China hurried to tell Mrs. Feng. Mrs. Feng rolled up her sleeves and ran out to fight with the tiger, but she couldn't find it.

At this time, the fire forced to the palace shop, and the Chinese people surrounded Mrs. Feng and rushed to put out the fire. Mrs. Feng was burned to death. So the businessman was convicted of lying, and Mrs. Feng didn't know what was going on until she died.

2. Ye Gong Haolong

Source: Han Liuxiang's New Preface and Miscellaneous Five.

Moral: The characters who satirize Ye Formula profoundly reveal his bad thoughts and bad style of singing high-profile and unrealistic. We should abandon the bad thinking and style of "theory divorced from reality" and establish a good thinking 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.

Interpretation: During the Spring and Autumn Period, there was a nobleman in the State of Chu, surnamed Gao, who was sealed in Ye (the name of the ancient city, now Ye County, Henan Province). Good: preference. Metaphor means that you like something on the surface, but you don't really like it.

Original: high, hook to write dragon, chisel to write dragon, carved in the room to write dragon. 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, a tall man, likes dragons. There are dragons carved on clothes hooks and wine vessels, and there are dragons carved in his room and decorated. 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.

Extended data:

Feng Fu, male, was born in Jin State during the Warring States Period. Feng Fu is a person's name, not a woman named Feng. Feng Fu's gender can be obtained by saying that a chess piece is a good person. Scholars, ancient Chinese has many explanations. Such as: scholars, scholars, non-commissioned officers, etc. But except for the "lady" on vacation, they are all men. In ancient Chinese, the word "scholar woman" means "men and women", not just one end.

Generally speaking, the term "teacher" is mostly used for adult men. For example, in the poem "Zheng Feng", women crow and men crow, which can be translated as: The wife says the cock crows, get up quickly! Husband says the sun hasn't dried his ass yet.

Another example is Taber, which says that "a scholar has a long way to go to strive for self-improvement". As a man and a gentleman, he must have broad and tough qualities, because he has a great responsibility and a long way to go. Obviously referring to men. Therefore, at this point, "Mrs. Feng" can be named qualitatively-Mrs. Feng is also named. Gender, male.

Last name, last name Mi, last name Shen, tall. Military strategist and politician of Chu at the end of the Spring and Autumn Period. The son of Dr. Shen Yinxu, whose fief was in Ye Yi, claimed to be Lord Ye, and he managed water and farmland in Yedi, which was quite successful. He once put down the rebellion of Bai Gong and served as the Prime Minister of Chu. Because the monarch of Chu is called Gong, it is called Ye Gong.

After his death, in order to commemorate the virtues of his ancestors and the place where he lived, his descendants changed some of them to Ye, which is the source of Ye's surname. Therefore, Ye Gong is also recognized as the ancestor of Ye China people at home and abroad. Every year around Tomb-Sweeping Day, in front of the tomb beside the Lijiang River, descendants of Ye at home and abroad have returned to their hometowns to worship their ancestors, which has become a major landscape of cultural tourism in the Central Plains.

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