Stupid, just say 250. Who knows the origin of 250?

People in China often call a person who doesn't speak seriously, does things seriously, does things casually and makes a fool of himself or "250". According to textual research, there are roughly the following possible sources. .....

A story that originated in the Warring States Period.

During the Warring States Period, there was a historical figure named Su Qin, who was a strategist. He persuaded Qi, Chu, Yan, Zhao, Wei and North Korea to unite and form an alliance to deal with the enemy of Qin, which won the appreciation of the great powers and kings and was named as the prime minister, which was called "the six countries sealed each other" in history.

When Su Qin played an active role in Qi, he met an assassin. Su Qin was stabbed in the chest and died that night. The King of Qi was very angry after hearing the news and immediately ordered the arrest of the murderer. But the assassin has escaped without a trace. Where can we catch him? The King of Qi had a brainwave and came up with a clever plan to lure the snake out of the hole. He ordered Su Qin's head to be cut off, and his body was whipped with a whip, so that his head was covered with blood. Then he hung his bloody head at the city gate and posted a yellow list, which read: "Su Qin is a big mole, damn it. The king of Qi always wanted to kill him, but he didn't think of any good way. Today, I am fortunate to have a man with lofty ideals to eliminate pesticides for the people and win the hearts of the people. The King of Qi ordered a reward of 1,200 yuan and asked the righteous to receive the reward. "

As soon as this list came out, someone took the bait. Four people came to receive the reward, and they all insisted that Su Qin had killed himself. So the soldiers invited them to see the king of Qi. The King of Qi gnashed his teeth when he saw the four of them. But he still asked solemnly, "How do you divide this 1200 gold among the four of you?" These four people didn't know that they had been cheated, but they were so happy that they immediately replied, "This is easy to handle,1000 ÷ 4 = 250,250 each."

After listening to this, the King of Qi was still thinking about the reward in high spirits and was furious: "Push these four 250 out and behead them!" These four men became scapegoats and were killed. The real assassin, said to be a killer sent by the State of Qin, has already fled back to the State of Qin. Since then, the folk have left a saying of 250, which is often used to describe fools, idiots and people who are confused by wealth and color.

Originated from folklore

Once upon a time, there was a scholar who forgot to eat and sleep and studied hard in order to gain fame, but he never won a prize in his life or even had a son. In his later years, the old scholar was finally disheartened and indifferent to fame and fortune. Instead, I was very satisfied with my son and added two talents. The scholar recalled the success or failure of his life and couldn't help feeling deeply, so he named his two sons: one was success and the other was failure. From then on, the scholar studied behind closed doors at home and lived happily. One day, the scholar told his wife, "I'm going to the market." You urge your second son to write at home. The eldest son writes 300, and the youngest son writes 200. " After the scholar came back from the fair, he asked his second son how to study hard at home. The old lady replied, "I wrote it, but it's not enough. It's more than enough. Both of them are 250! "

Originated from Tupai gow.

Pai Jiu is a gambling tool, which consists of two cards, namely "Baner" (four points) and "Wu Yao" (six points). These two cards together form ten points, which is called "shooting ten" in the gambling activities of pushing Pai Jiu. It is the smallest point in the ninth row, and anyone is bigger than it. It can't "eat" any cards, so later people used the word "Banerwu" (short for "He") to refer to those who can't do anything well and can't control anything. After a long time, I will call "two boards and five" "two hundred and fifty".

From IQ IQ

IQ is actually IQ, which is an index to measure intelligence. Its highest index is 250. People above 140 are close to extremely high talents (such people are often called "geniuses" abroad), those above 120 ~ 140 are extremely high talents, and those above10 ~120 are high talents, and those above 90 ~. The boundary of normal intelligence is IQ 90 ~ 1 10. Generally speaking, a normal IQ test item bank can reach 140, which is considered a genius. It is said that Einstein's IQ reached 180, so an IQ of 250 can be said to be a super genius. Some people say that there is a thin line between genius and mental illness, so the almost unattainable number of 250 is more used to describe fools (some people are described as Einstein, meaning that his words and deeds are beyond our ordinary intelligence, either genius or fool).

Other statements

A Chinese book in a middle school says that ancient people used silver in two parts. Generally speaking, 520 is an integer unit, wrapped in paper. At that time, 520 was "one letter" and 252 was "half-sealed" silver. Because it was homophonic with "semi-crazy", people later called the madman "250".

Once upon a time, there was a fool whose family had fallen. One day, he went to sell a family heirloom, and the treasure said, "Sell 2582 taels of gold." As a result, when he sold it, someone bargained with him. If he wanted it, he gave him 250 taels, and he sold 250 taels of gold. Many people laugh at him for missing eight taels of gold and being an idiot. Since then, people have called people who are confused about things 250.

In modern times, it is said that some people learn the songs of the singer Wu Bai, but they can't learn them at all. Some people say that he is at most half a hundred.

In Zaozhuang, Weishan, Shandong and Xuzhou, Jiangsu dialects, "medium-cooked" means "250". Here, fools or people who are not serious, do things casually and like to make a fool of themselves are called "half-cooked". Say "250"

"250" is not an old word. Needless to say, Erya, Shuowen and Kangxi Dictionary are not included. I can't even find the source and the sea of words. Only Modern Chinese Dictionary has entries, but the source is not indicated. Only "[Fang] half a bottle of vinegar is recommended." "Half-bottle vinegar" comes from the Yuanqu "The Story on the Sima Xiangru Bridge": "Nowadays, ordinary people in that street read a few books and chew a few words, so people call him half-bottle vinegar." Sixty-four chapters of The Story of the Stone in Qing Dynasty: "Another first-class scholar is half a bottle of vinegar." What is "half a bottle of vinegar", that is, "a bottle of dissatisfaction, half a bottle of shaking", is a metaphor for a little knowledge.