As the saying goes, what does it mean to describe a man as a broken felt hat?

An unbreakable broken felt hat means that some people have been unable to support their talents.

It is similar to the meaning of "mud can't help the wall" and "A Dou can't help the wall"

Describe some people who have been unable to support success.

Adou, a native of the Three Kingdoms, was originally named Liu Chan (shàn, 207 ~ 27 1), the son of Liu Bei. Dou is a man who is not motivated and only plays all day. Even with the assistance and guidance of a famous minister like Zhuge Liang (18 1 ~ 234), it will not help. In the end, Jiangshan fell into the hands of others, and he left the eternal laughing stock of "being happy without thinking about Shu".

Today, people use Adou, who can't help, to describe some people who have never been able to support their talents.

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After Wargo destroyed Shu Han, the late ruler Liu Chan stayed in Chengdu. When Zhong Hui and Jiang Wei launched a mutiny, Si Mazhao thought that Jiang Wei should not stay in Chengdu, so he sent his confidant Jia Chong to take Liu Chan to Luoyang.

Liu Chan was originally an incompetent person. When Zhuge Liang was alive, he was in charge of military and political affairs and dared not make his own decisions. After Zhuge Liang's death, although he was assisted by some civil and military ministers such as Jiang Wan, Fei Yi and Jiang Wei, he was not as cautious as Zhuge Liang was when he was alive. After the death of Jiang Wan and Fei Yi, eunuch Huang Hao gained power and the political situation went from bad to worse.

Shu Han died, Jiang Wei was killed, and all the ministers died and left. He went to Luoyang with only two junior officials, He Zheng and Liu Tong.

Liu Chan is not sensible. He doesn't know how to deal with people. His every move depends on correct guidance. At ordinary times, Liu Chan didn't pay attention to politics. By this time, he felt that Zheng Zheng was a loyal person. When Liu Chan arrived in Luoyang, Si Mazhao named him An Le Gong in the name of Emperor Wei Yuan, and sealed his descendants and more than 50 ministers of Shu Han.

Si Mazhao did this only to win the hearts of the people and stabilize the rule of Shu and Han. But in Liu Chan's view, this is a great favor.

On one occasion, Si Mazhao held a grand banquet and invited former ministers from Liu Chan and Shu Han to attend. During the banquet, a group of singers were specially invited to perform songs and dances in Sichuan.

Some ministers of Shu Han watched these songs and dances and remembered the pain of national subjugation. They were so sad that they almost cried. Only Liu Chan looked at it with his mouth wide open, just like in his own palace.

Si Mazhao observed his expression. After drinking, he said to Jia Chong, "Liu Chan is heartless. Even if Zhuge Liang were alive today, I'm afraid he wouldn't be able to keep Shu Han, let alone Jiang Wei! "

A few days later, when I met him, I asked, "Do you still miss Shu?"

Happy to answer: "I am very happy here, and I don't miss Shu anymore." (That's how the idiom "I don't think" comes from. )

I'm listening. I think it's ridiculous. When he returned to his mansion, he said, "You shouldn't answer the King of Jin like this."

Liu Chan said, "What do you mean?"

The Western Expedition said, "If the King of Jin asks about you again in the future, you should say with tears: My ancestral grave is in Shu, and I am very sad. I don't want to go there every day. In this way, maybe the king of Jin will let us go back. "

Liu Chan nodded and said, "You're right. I will remember that. " Later, Sima Zhao really asked Liu Chan again, saying, "We treat you well here. Do you still want to be comfortable? "

Liu Chan remembered what Xi Zheng had said, so he recited what Xi Zheng had taught him word for word. He tried to pretend to be sad, but he couldn't squeeze out tears and had to close his eyes.