Is A Mountain of Yugong a fable, a historical story, a fairy tale or a legend?

Is A Mountain of Yugong a fable, a historical story or a fairy tale, or is it said that A Mountain of Yugong is an ancient fable in China, selected from Liezi Tang Wen written by Lieyukou in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period?

Brief introduction: It tells the story of Gong Yu's indomitable spirit, persistently digging mountains, and finally moved the Emperor of Heaven to move the mountains away. There are two big mountains in front of Gong Yu's house, and he is determined to level them. Another "smart" wise old man laughed at him for being too stupid and thought he was no good. Yu Gong said, "I have a son when I die, and a grandson when my son dies. There are endless descendants, so why worry about digging rough? " Later, because he was moved by the emperor, the emperor ordered his two sons to move two mountains.

The real readers of A Mountain of Yugong are the audience and the readers who read the text. With the change of the times, that is, the relationship between narrative time and story time has changed, the real readers' understanding of the original text often changes, and even the real readers of the same era will understand, misunderstand and misinterpret the text.

Which story idiom does Yugong Yishan come from? 1. Fable story 2. Historical story 3. Folk fairy tales 1: the idiom "Yu Gong Yi Shan"

1: Pinyin: yú g not ng yí sh ā n

2. Explanation: Metaphor means persistently transforming nature and fighting unswervingly.

3. Source: Liezi Tang Wen (Lieyukou in the Warring States Period) records that there are two big mountains in front of Gong Yu's house, and he is determined to level them. Another wise old man laughed at him for being too stupid and thought he could not do it. Gong Yu said: I had a son when I died, and my son had a grandson when I died. There are endless descendants, and the two mountains will eventually be leveled. After that, I was moved by the Emperor, so the Emperor ordered Hercules to move the two mountains. Metaphor means that you can succeed as long as you have perseverance.

4. Usage: subject-predicate type; As subject, attribute and object; Include praise

Example: In the process of modernization, we should carry forward the spirit of "being foolish and being righteous".

6. Synonyms: perseverance, perseverance, perseverance.

7. antonym: anticlimactic, with a head and no tail.

8. Part of speech: adjectives, commendatory words

The original "Yu Gong Yi Shan"

The prince of Taihang, 700 miles square, lives in Wan Ren. Ben is in the south of Jizhou and the north of Heyang.

The fool in Beishan is 90 years old and lives near the mountain. Punish the mountain north, and it is awkward to go in and out. Gathered in the room, he said, "I will try my best to cross the south of Henan and reach Hanyin. Is that all right? " Vague promises. His wife raised her question: "With your strength, you will never destroy the mountains of chief fathers such as Taihang and Prince Wu. And what about mud and stones? " Zayue said, "Throw yourself at the end of Bohai Sea and the north of hidden soil." Then lead the children and grandchildren to take charge of Sanfu, knock on the stone and cultivate the soil, and transport it to the end of Bohai Sea. Shi Jing, my neighbor's widow, had a man, so she began to help him. Cold and summer are easy to celebrate, and the beginning is the opposite.

Hequ stopped laughing when he realized his mistake and said, "What a pity. With the strength of age, you can't destroy a hair on the mountain. What are things like dirt and stones? " The foolish old man in Beishan said, "Your heart is firm but not broken. You were never a widow or a weakling. Although I am dead, I have a son; Children have grandchildren, and grandchildren have children; A son has a son and a son has a grandson; There are countless children and grandchildren, but the mountains do not increase. Why bother and injustice? " Hequ died knowing his mistake.

The snake-drying god heard this and was afraid, so he told the emperor. Feeling sincere, the emperor ordered Kwae's second son to take charge of two mountains, one is Shuodong and the other is Yongnan. Since then, the south of Hebei and the yin of Han have never been broken.

Folk myth

Is A Mountain of Yugong a Fairy Tale or a Fable? Come on, all the great gods.

"Yugong Mountain" belongs to (myth, history and legend) idiom story "Yugong Mountain" belongs to (myth) idiom story.

Fable story:

Contradictory, make up the number, make the finishing point, wait for the sword to wait for the rabbit.

Ye Gonghao, the dragon is not as good as the sheep. Better late than never, gild the lily, steal the beam and replace the column, and buy a coffin to return the pearl.

Worry about the sky, the frog at the bottom of the well makes up the number of foxes and tigers.

Draw a snake to add to the bottom of the well.

Myth story:

Hou Yi shot at the sun, chased it, and alluded to crossing the sea by the Goddess Chang'e flying to the moon.

Cowherd, Weaver Girl, Jingwei, Reclamation, Ye Gong, Long Hao, Frog in the Well, Seamless Dried Fish.

Fairy makes up the mirage, Taigong fishes, Nuwa makes the Eight Immortals cross the sea, and Gong Yu moves mountains.

Hou Ji, the god of agriculture, split the mountain to save his mother, Ma Liang made up the sky bath, and drove in the east and west.

The feathers of Ji Guang piece are the pillars of heaven and earth.

It's sunset, the garden is rainy and rainy, and it's full of water for ten days.

Traceless clothes make waves, clouds make rain, Yuyu Qionglou Moon Chang 'e clouds brocade Tianzhu.

Historical story:

Warring States Period: returned to Zhao (Lin Xiangru) intact, rescued Zhao Yuwei (Sun Bin), retired three families (Zhong Er), and recommended himself (Mao Sui).

Offer a humble apology (Lian Po) On paper (Zhao Kuo) High-spirited (Cao Gui) Money buys bones (Guo Kun)

Avoid illness and avoid medical treatment (Cai Huangong), try to be brave (Gou Jian), kill his wife and beg generals (Wuqi), and be frightened (Lei Geng)

High mountains and flowing water (Yu Boya, Zhong Ziqi)

Qin: In a word (Lv Buwei) refers to the deer as a horse (Zhao Gao) burning books to bury Confucianism (Qin Shihuang) (Jing Ke).

Hanging beam stabbing (Su Qin, Sun Jing)

Han: One thousand yuan for a meal (Han Xin), besieged on all sides (Xiang Yu), three chapters of the law (Liu Bang), an obedient son can teach (Sean).

Last stop (Han Xin) cross the rubicon (Xiang Yu) can't put down the book (Liu Xiu) The Golden House hides the charming (Liu Che)

Undercover Chen Cang (Han Xin), ambushed on all sides (Xiang Yu), joined the army (Ban Chao), and Margo wrapped himself up (Ma Yuan)

The more the better (Han Xin), the stronger you get older (Ma Yuan), and the more you follow (Xiao He, Cao Can).

Seeing the elders in Jiangdong without shame (Xiang Yu)

Three Kingdoms: Dedication (Zhuge Liang), Three Visits to Maolu (Liu Bei), Boiling Bean (Cao Zhi) and Admiration (Lv Meng)

Beginners (Zhuge Liang) are happy but don't think about Shu (). Seven Steps into Poetry (Cao Zhi) Exaggeration (Masu)

Seven captures and seven verticals (Zhuge Liang) are not old (Huang Zhong). A talented person (Cao Zhi) and a courageous person (Zhao Yun)

Gold seal (Guan Yu) went to the meeting with a single knife (Guan Yu) and looked at Mei to quench his thirst (Cao Cao)

Everything is ready, except the east wind (Zhou Yu, Zhuge Liang)

Jin: Entering the Forest (Wang Xizhi) Smelling Chicken Dancing () Making a comeback (Xie An) Luoyang (Zuo Si)

All plants and trees are soldiers (Fu Jian), stealing the light from the wall (Kuang Heng), and the dog's tail continues to be marten (Sima Lun)

Southern and Northern Dynasties: Make the finishing point (Zhang Sengyou) Exhausted (Jiang Yan)

Song: Being loyal to the country (Yue Fei) is in prison () with a well-thought-out plan (both writing and writing).

Is it a historical story, a fairy tale or a fable? It's not like tremella stole the clock.

Stealing a clock is a fantasy. Not a fairy tale.

It should be a cover-up, a fable.

Stealing ear bells: it turned out to be stealing ear bells. Cover: cover; Steal: steal. Stealing the bell, thinking that if you can't hear others, you can't hear them, which is a metaphor for deceiving yourself.

Source: Lu's "Spring and Autumn Self-knowledge": "Fan died and the people got a clock. If they want to leave, the bell is too loud to be negative; If the spine is damaged, the bell will ring. If you are afraid that people will smell it and catch you, cover their ears. The wicked can smell it; If you are evil, you will hear it yourself. "

The complete set of children's idiom stories "One Mountain in Gong Yu" fable story idioms of one mountain in Gong Yu.

Legend has it that long ago, there were two mountains in the south of Jizhou and the north of Heyang. One is called Taihang Mountain, and the other is called Wuwangshan. These mountains are as high as/kloc-0.000 miles, and Fiona Fang has 700 miles.

In the north of this mountain, there lived an old man named Gong Yu. He was almost 90 years old. The front door of his house faces these two mountains, so it is not convenient to go out for business. Yugong made up his mind to dig these two mountains.

One day, he called the whole family together and said to them, "These two mountains are blocking our way out. Everyone Qi Xin dug them out together and opened a road to Yuzhou. Do you think so? "

Everyone agreed, but only his wife raised questions. She said, "Where are the stones and mud dug up from such a high mountain as Taihang and Prince Wu?"

Everyone said, "Easy. Just throw the mud and stones to the edge of Bohai Sea! There is no place to pile up. "

At first light the next day, Gong Yu led his family to start digging mountains.

His neighbor is a widow. She has a seven-or eight-year-old son who just changed his deciduous teeth and jumped to help.

Everyone works hard and seldom goes home to rest all the year round.

An old man lives by the Yellow River. He is so clever that people call him Zhizuo. He found it ridiculous to see Yugong and them digging mountains and transporting earth all the year round, so he went to persuade Yugong: "You idiot, how many days can you live at such a big age?" You can't pull up a few grasses on the mountain with all your strength. How can you move such a big mountain? "

Yu Gong sighed deeply and said, "I think you think you are smart, but you are actually stubborn. You are worse than widows and children! Yes, I'm old, and I won't live many years. However, when I die, I still have a son, a son has a grandson, and a grandson has a son; Children and grandchildren, handed down from generation to generation, endless. But these two mountains won't grow any higher. Why can't we dig them up? "

Hearing these words, the wise old man who thinks he is smart has nothing to say anymore. The mountain god knew about it, and he was afraid that Yugong would continue to dig, so he reported it to the mountain god. The spirit of Yugong touched God, so he sent two Hercules to the world and moved two mountains, one in the east of Shuofang and the other in the south of Yongzhou. From then on, there is no mountain to stop the south of Jizhou and the north of Hanshui River.

Moral: As long as you have tenacious perseverance, firm determination and unremitting struggle, no matter how big the difficulties are, you can overcome them.

Is it a fable, a historical story or a fairy tale to borrow an arrow from a grass boat and watch the sky from a well? Zhuge Liang is a seal engraver in history. There is no such person.

It should be fairy tales and fables.

It is Xie's fairy tale that Yi Wei crossed the sea and burned his bridges. The historical story "A Mountain of Yugong" is one of the ancient Han folk stories in China, which is selected from Liezi Tang Wen. According to legend, the author is Lieyukou.

Jingwei reclamation is one of the ancient myths and legends in China. According to legend, Jingwei was originally the youngest daughter of Emperor Yan Shennong, named Nuwa. One day, the girl visited the East China Sea and drowned. After his death, his uneven spirit became a kind of god bird with a flower-like head, a white beak and red claws. Every day, he brings stones and plants from the mountains and throws them into the East China Sea, and then he cries "Jingwei, Jingwei" as if calling himself.

Crossing the sea by the Eight Immortals is one of the most popular folklore of the Han nationality. One of the most well-known stories of the Eight Immortals was first seen in the zaju Crossing the Sea to Get the Jade Board. According to legend, when the peony in Penglai Xiandao was in full bloom, Baiyun Xianchang invited the Eight Immortals and the Five Immortals to hold a grand ceremony. On the return trip, Li Tiechang advised them to find their own way, instead of going by boat. This is the origin of "Eight Immortals crossing the sea, each showing his magical powers" or "Eight Immortals crossing the sea, each according to his ability". Later, people used this allusion to describe things that rely on their special abilities to create miracles. The Eight Immortals are Han Zhongli, Zhang, Han Xiangzi, He Xiangu, Lan Caihe and Cao Guojiu.

Only "cross the rubicon" is a historical story. It is about a classic battle between Xiang Yu and Qin Jun.

Learning without () comes from fairy tales, fables, historical stories and ancient poems. Learn without being tired.

-It's a historical story

During the Spring and Autumn Period, Confucius had rich teaching experience. He often discusses problems with students and solves various problems for them. He encouraged students to cultivate good moral character and study deeply, and put forward the ideas of "learning from time to time" and "learning from past experience". The students praised Confucius for his patience in teaching. Confucius said modestly, "Never tire of learning, never tire of teaching."