Newborn calves are not afraid of tigers

Newborn calves are not afraid of tigers. Category of this article: Proverbs and stories. Release time: 2013/9/25

At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Liu Bei, with the assistance of Zhuge Liang, Guan Yu, Zhang Fei and others, succeeded Cao Cao. He captured the Hanzhong area in his hands and was called the "King of Hanzhong". He ordered Guan Yu to take Xiangyang from the north and attack Fancheng.

Guan Yu’s generals Liao Hua and Guan Ping led a large force to attack Xiangyang. Cao Cao sent his general Cao Ren to lead the troops to resist, but was defeated and forced to retreat to Fancheng. Cao Cao sent General Jin as the general to conquer the south. Lead the troops to Fancheng for rescue. General Pound was the vanguard. Pound was young and energetic, and was known for his bravery.

Pound led the vanguard troops to Fancheng and ordered the soldiers to carry a good coffin and walk in the front of the team, vowing to fight Guan Yu to the death and take off his head. The two armies were fighting. Pang De stood on his horse, holding a big sword, and asked Guan Yu to challenge him by name, looking arrogant.

When Guan Yu went into battle, both sides cheered with drums, and the scene was extremely fierce and spectacular. The two fought for eight rounds, with no winner or loser, so the two armies each paid gold and retreated. Guan Yu returned to the camp and said to Guan Ping: "Pang De's sword skills are very skillful. He is really a match for him!"

Guan Ping persuaded him and said: "As the saying goes: a newly-born calf can't hold its own. Even tigers are not afraid of him. Young people are arrogant and have no fear of anything. They must be careful and don't be careless. " Guan Yu felt that it was difficult to contain Pang De with force alone. After some hard thinking, he decided Come up with a plan.

It was the season of autumn rain. The light rain had been falling continuously for several days. The Han River surged, but Wei Ying's camp was set up in a low-lying place. Guan Yu then ordered his soldiers to dig the Han River embankment and lead the Han River into the place where the Wei army was encamped. As a result, Yu Jin's seven armies were flooded, Yu Jin and Pang De were captured, and Yu Jin surrendered. Pang De refused to surrender, but Guan Yu persuaded him to surrender, but he cursed loudly. Guan Yu had no choice but to order Pang De to be killed. The Shu army was victorious. Play with proverbs

Proverb: A newborn calf is not afraid of a tiger

Pinyin: chū?shēng?niú?dú?bù?pà?hǔ

Definition: A metaphor for young people I have few worries in my thoughts, dare to do things, and have no fear. It also refers to lack of experience and ignorance of danger.

Near meaning: fearless, dare to act

Near meaning: timid, cowardly, incompetent, cautious

Example: In this World Cup, our country The young player Qiu Yike is not afraid of tigers as a newborn. He dares to fight and fight hard. He actually defeated Boll, who is ranked number one in the world. It is difficult to start a business, but it is difficult to maintain success. It is not difficult to know how difficult it is. There are no three hundred taels of silver in this place