What are the idiom stories in China?

Idioms are a culmination of ancient Chinese thought and culture. Idioms are very short but have profound meanings. In particular, many idioms have always inspired future generations to continue learning and progress. Below I have listed five inspirational idioms to share with you. Everyone. First: Dancing upon hearing the rooster

Original text of the ancient text: In the early days, Fan Yangzu Ti had few ambitions. He and Liu Kun were both the chief administrators of Sizhou. They slept together. Hearing the crowing of roosters in the middle of the night, Cu Kunjue said: "This is It’s not a bad sound!” Because of dancing. When they were crossing the river, Prime Minister Zuo Rui offered wine to the soldiers for consultation. Ti lived in Jingkou, reunited with Xiao Jian, and said to Yu Rui: "The chaos in the Jin Dynasty was not caused by the lack of justice at the top but the resentment and rebellion at the bottom. The clans fought for power and fought against each other, so the Rong and Di took advantage of the opportunity and poisoned the mainland. Today. Since the remnants of the people have been defeated by the bandits, they are determined to stand up for themselves. Your Majesty, if you can, will send troops to unite the people like Ti to restore the Central Plains. The heroes of the country will definitely respond to the call. "Ruisu has no ambitions for the Northern Expedition, so Ti is the leader! General Fenwei and the governor of Yuzhou gave a thousand people shelter and three thousand pieces of cloth, but did not give them armor, so they recruited themselves. Ti sent more than a hundred of his tribe across the river, hit the river, and swore: "Ancestor Ti cannot clear the Central Plains and restore the economy, just like the big river!" Then he stationed in Huaiyin, smelted and forged troops, and recruited more than 2,000 people. Enter. (Selected from Yuan Shult;lt;Tongjian Chronicles gt;gt; "Zizhi Tongjian" and "Jin Shu·Zu Ti Biography")

Zu Ti was a broad-minded and ambitious person . But when he was a child, his ambitions were very lofty. When he was a young man, he realized his lack of knowledge and deeply felt that he was not studying to serve the country and study hard. He is well-read, studies history carefully, absorbs a wealth of knowledge, and has made great progress in his studies. He had been to Luoyang several times, and everyone who contacted him said that Zu Ti was a talented person who could help the emperor govern the country. When Zu Ti was 24 years old, someone recommended him to be an official, but he disagreed, so he studied hard. Later, Zu Ti and his childhood friend Liu Kun served as governors. He and Liu Kun have a deep relationship. They share the same bed and pillow.

They have lofty ideals: to become the pillars of the country. Once, in the middle of the night, Zu Ti heard a rooster crow while sleeping. He woke up Liu Kun with one foot and said to him: "It is unlucky to hear the rooster crow in the middle of the night." Zu Ti said, "I don't think so. How about we just get up and practice swordplay when we hear the rooster crow in the future?" "Liu Kun readily agreed. Every day they woke up to the crow of roosters and practiced their swords. The light of the swords flew and the sound of the swords clanged. Spring came and winter came, cold came and summer went, never stopping. After a long period of hard study and training, They finally became all-round talents who could write and lead troops to win battles. Zu Ti was appointed to the Zhenxi Army, realizing his desire to serve the country; Liu Kun was responsible for the military affairs of Beizhonglang, Hebei and Youzhou, giving full play to his role. During the Three Kingdoms period, there was a general named Lu Meng in Soochow. When he was young, his family was poor and he could not study. Although he fought bravely, he often made military exploits. , but suffered from lack of culture and could not summarize the experience in war. One day, Sun Quan, the leader of Wu, said to Lu Meng: "You are now a general and in charge of affairs, so you should read some books and increase your talents. "When Lu Meng heard that his lord asked him to study, he embarrassedly said: "There are many and complicated things in the army, and I have to personally take care of them. I'm afraid I won't be able to find time to study! Sun Quan said, "You don't have as many things to do as I do, right?" I am not asking you to study knowledge, but I just want you to read some ancient books and get some inspiration from them. "Lu Meng listened to Sun Quan's words, and began to study and study when he returned, and persisted, and finally became educated. 3. Painting the Land with Di

Mr. Ouyang Xiu's father died when he was four years old. His family was poor and he had no money. She used reed stalks to draw pictures on the sand, taught him to write, and also taught him to recite many ancient poems. When he got older and there were no books to read at home, she went to the nearby scholar's house to borrow books. Come and read. In this way, Ouyang Xiu devoted himself to reading day and night, and finally became a famous scholar. 4. Not ashamed to ask questions

In the Spring and Autumn Period, Confucius was regarded as a "sage", but he was still open to asking for advice from others. Once, he went to the Ancestral Temple to worship his ancestors. As soon as he entered the Ancestral Temple, he felt strange and asked other people about this and that.

Someone laughed and said: "Confucius is outstanding in knowledge, why do you still ask?" After hearing this, Confucius said: "You have to ask about everything, what's wrong with that?" His disciples asked him: "After Kong Yu died, why did he call him Kong Wenzi? Confucius said: "A person who is smart and eager to learn is not ashamed to ask questions, so he is called 'literary'." Therefore, if you are open-minded and eager to learn, and do not feel ashamed to ask for advice from people who are less knowledgeable or of lower status than yourself, you can make better progress. 5. Feng Lang lives in Xu

"Feng", "Lang lives in Xu". "Sealing" refers to building an altar to worship heaven to inform the world. It is usually a ceremony that is performed when there is a major event. "Langjuxu" is a place name, which is Langshan Mountain in the northwest of Wuyuan County in present-day Inner Mongolia. "Fenglangjuxu" is an idiom. Its original meaning refers to the Han Dynasty's hussar general Huo Qubing who ascended Langjuxu Mountain to offer sacrifices to heaven to show his success. Later, Feng Langjuxu became one of the highest honors for a military commander in the Chinese nation.

In the spring of the fourth year of Yuanshou (119 BC), Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty Liu Che felt that the time was ripe and it was time to deal a fatal blow to the always rampant Huns. So he ordered Wei Qing and Huo Qubing, uncles and nephews, to each lead 50,000 cavalry and 100,000 infantry from Dingxiang and Daijun respectively, and go deep into the desert to find and annihilate the main force of the Xiongnu.

Huo Qubing drove thousands of miles, climbed over Lihou Mountain, crossed the Gonglu River, and fought with King Zuoxian of the Xiongnu in the desert more than two thousand miles away. He defeated the enemy army and wiped out more than 70,000 enemies. This battle also captured three people including the Huns' Tuntou King and Han King, as well as eighty-three people including generals, prime ministers, Danghu, and captains. After that, Huo Qubing took advantage of the victory and pursued the enemy all the way to the foot of Langjuxu Mountain, so he built an altar on Langjuxu Mountain to tell the world that the Huns were afraid to retreat and the Han army was unstoppable. At this time, Huo Qubing still had some strength left, so he led his troops and horses to force the Huns all the way to the North Sea, which is the shore of Lake Baikal as we know it today. After this battle, the Huns completely lost control of Monan and could only move farther. "The Huns fled far away, but there was no royal court in the south of the desert."

Of course, there are many more inspirational idiom stories. If you think of them, you can leave a message!