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1 Idiom story of Search for Ji according to the picture

In the Spring and Autumn Period, the Qin State had a name People named Sun Yang are good at identifying the quality of horses. He can tell the quality of a horse just by looking at it. Because it is said that Bole is the god responsible for managing horses in the sky, people call him "Bole".

In order to prevent his unique knowledge from being lost, he wrote his many years of experience in horse recognition into a book called "The Book of Horses", which introduced all kinds of good horses with pictures and texts.

Sun Yang’s son has very poor qualifications, but he wants to inherit his father’s business. After reading this book thoroughly, he thought he had learned all the skills from his father, so he took the Book of Horses to find Chollima.

The "Xiangma Jing" said: "The main characteristics of a thousand-mile horse are: high forehead, big eyes, and hooves like stacked distiller's yeast cubes." He searched for this characteristic for a long time, but found nothing.

One day, he found a jumping animal on the roadside. He looked at it for a long time and felt that this thing was very similar to the thousand-mile horse mentioned in the "Xianma Jing", so he spent a lot of time to find it. It took a lot of effort to catch this "thousand-mile horse" and take it home.

As soon as he entered the door, he shouted: "I found a thousand-mile horse. It looks similar to the one in the book, except that it is a little smaller and has missing hooves."

When Sun Yang saw that what his son was holding was actually a toad, he was really dumbfounded, so he had to reply: "Silly son, what you are holding is a toad, not a thousand-mile horse at all! You can't follow the picture like this. "To learn how to look at horses, you have to see horses, raise horses, and understand horses in depth!"

The son was ashamed after hearing this, and from then on he immersed himself in the horses to study them.

2 Idiom story materials about searching for horses according to the picture

Phonetic notation àn tú suǒ jì

Explanation means to look for a good horse according to the appearance on the picture. The original metaphor was to stick to dogma in doing things, but now it refers to finding things according to clues and making them easy to obtain.

Source: Bangu of the Eastern Han Dynasty, "Book of Han·Meifu Biography": "Now we do not follow the way of Bo, but want to use the method of three generations of election to select the people of that time. We still look at Bole's plans and seek to be more powerful. Market, but it is not available, it is already clear."

Usage as predicate, attributive, adverbial

Synonyms: Follow the script and follow the instructions step by step

Antonyms: Act according to the situation.

3 Comments on the idiom story of "Looking for Ji according to the picture"

Mistaking a toad for a thousand-mile horse is really dumbfounding. Regardless of work or study, rigid dogma and mechanical application are unreliable. You must practice more, sum up experience and acquire knowledge through repeated practice. There is nothing wrong with reference and learning. What is more important is to summarize what is most suitable for you and learn to innovate from learning. Don't be stuck in a fixed mindset and make unnecessary jokes. Know how to sum up experience from failure and create success from experience. Idiom story: Search for Ji according to the picture 2

Who is the protagonist of Search for Ji according to the picture?

The protagonist who searches for things according to pictures is Sun Yang

Searching for things according to pictures: It is a metaphor for doing things mechanically and rigidly; it is also a metaphor for searching according to clues.

Introduction to Sun Yang:

Bole’s real name is Sun Yang. It is said that he is the charioteer of Zhao Jianzi. He is good at looking at horses. His courtesy name is Ziliang, also known as Wang Liang. He is from the Spring and Autumn Period. Because of his excellent research on horses, people forgot his original name and simply called him Bole.

Follow the picture to find the allusion of Ji:

In the Spring and Autumn Period, there was a man named Sun Yang in the Qin State who was good at identifying the quality of horses. He could tell the difference between a horse and a horse just by looking at it. Pros and cons. Because it is said that Bole is the god responsible for managing horses in the sky, people call him "Bole". In order to prevent his unique knowledge from being lost, he wrote his many years of experience in horse recognition into a book called "The Book of Horses", which introduced all kinds of good horses with pictures and texts.

Sun Yang’s son has very poor qualifications, but he wants to inherit his father’s business. After reading this book thoroughly, he thought he had learned all the skills from his father, so he took the Book of Horses to find Chollima.

"The Book of Horses" said: "The main characteristics of a thousand-mile horse are: high forehead, big eyes, and hoofs like stacked distiller's yeast cubes." He searched for this characteristic for a long time, but found nothing.

One day, he found a jumping animal on the roadside. He looked at it for a long time and felt that this thing was very similar to the thousand-mile horse mentioned in the "Xianma Jing", so he spent a lot of time to find it. It took a lot of effort to catch this "thousand-mile horse" and take it home. As soon as he entered the door, he shouted: "I found a thousand-mile horse. It looks similar to the one described in the "Xiangma Jing", except that it is a little smaller and has missing hooves." Sun Yang looked at his son's hand. What I caught was actually a toad. I really couldn't laugh or cry, so I had to reply: "Silly son, what you caught is a toad, not a thousand-mile horse at all! You can't follow the diagram like this. If you want to learn the skill of looking at horses, you have to Go see horses more, raise them more, and get to know them better!" The son was so ashamed that he immersed himself in the horses to study them.

Enlightenment from looking at the picture:

Talking on paper is useless, and it also proves that the saying "Practice is the only criterion for testing truth" is correct. Idiom story: According to the picture, search for Ji 3

[Pinyin]:àn tú suǒ jì

[Explanation] According to the picture: according to the figure; Search: to find; Ji: good horse. Follow the drawn graphics to find good horses. ①It is a metaphor for finding what you need based on clues. ②It is a metaphor for doing things according to dogma; not knowing how to adapt.

[Speech] Yuan·Yuan Jue's poem "Qingrong Jushi Ji·Shi Cong Ziying": "It is difficult to attract turtles through bamboos, but it is difficult to follow the pictures."

[Correct pronunciation] Suo; cannot be pronounced as "sù"; Ji; cannot be pronounced as "yì".

[Distinguish the shape] Suo; cannot be written as "Su"; Ji; cannot be written as "Ji".

[Similar meaning] Follow the script and copy by rote

[Antonym] Not fall into the beaten track

[Usage] Mostly derogatory. Used as a metaphor to find things based on clues. Generally used as predicate; also used as attributive and adverbial.

[Structure] More formal.

[Idiom Story]:

Sun Yang, a native of Qin in the Spring and Autumn Period, is said to be the most famous horse-sage expert in ancient my country. He can tell the quality of a horse at a glance. Because it is said that Bole is the god responsible for managing horses in the sky, so people call Sun Yang Bole.

It is said that Bole compiled his rich experience in horse recognition into a book called "The Book of Horses". In the book, he wrote about the characteristics of various thousand-mile horses and drew many illustrations. For people to use as a reference for recognizing horses.

Bole had a son who was very poor in intelligence. He read his father's "Xiangma Jing" and wanted to find a thousand-mile horse. He saw that the "Xiangma Jing" said: "The main characteristics of a thousand-mile horse are, high forehead, big eyes, and hoofs like stacked distiller's yeast cubes." So he read a book and walked out to test his eyesight.

Not far away, he saw a big toad, and hurriedly caught it and told his father: "I found a good horse, which is similar to what was said in your "Horse Book". It's just that the hooves don't look like stacked distiller's yeast cubes!"

Bole looked at the big toad in his son's hand and couldn't help but feel funny and angry. He said humorously: "This 'horse' loves to jump. There's nothing we can do about it. Ride!"

[Sentence]:

1. Lao Liang, we found your house based on the map.

2. The criminal police quickly captured the criminal and brought him to justice based on the clues at the scene and the pictures.

3. The function of the index in the reference book is to allow people to search according to the pictures and quickly find the information they want. < /p>

6. If your experience in Thailand is very similar to other travelers’ typical follow-the-map route, then it will be easy for you to avoid Westerners’ routes for a few days.

7. If you had the treasure map to break the formation at that time, everyone would not have returned empty-handed if you followed the map.

8. He has a treasure map and can search for it. As soon as the plane flies back, he will send someone over! Brother, what should we do?

9. They used the mold from The special building modules produced in the standard are used to build the future habitat according to the drawings, using the principle of plug-ins, just like stacking blocks, to create a miracle that will amaze God and the desert, the first phase of the Desert Paradise.

10. I looked at him hard, trying to find out every detail according to the picture, but there was no overlap in my memory.

11. With the list in hand, follow the map and go to a few large companies first. Idiom story: According to the picture, search for Ji 4

Explanation: Search: to find; Ji: a good horse. Follow the portrait to find a good horse. It is a metaphor for sticking to the rules and doing things; it is also a metaphor for pursuing according to clues.

Idiom story:

Sun Yang, a native of Qin in the Spring and Autumn Period, is said to be the most famous horse physiognomy expert in ancient my country. He can tell the quality of a horse at a glance. Because it is said that Bole is the god responsible for managing horses in the sky, so people call Sun Yang Bole.

It is said that Bole compiled his rich experience in horse recognition into a book called "The Book of Horses". In the book, he wrote about the characteristics of various thousand-mile horses and drew many illustrations. For people to use as a reference for recognizing horses.

Bole had a son who was very poor in intelligence. He read his father's "Xiangma Sutra" and wanted to find a thousand-mile horse. He saw that the "Xiangma Jing" said: "The main characteristics of a thousand-mile horse are, high forehead, big eyes, and hoofs like stacked distiller's yeast cubes." So he read a book and walked out to test his eyesight.

Not far away, he saw a big toad, and hurriedly caught it and told his father: "I found a good horse, which is similar to what was said in your "Horse Book". It's just that the hooves don't look like stacked koji pieces!" Bole looked at the big toad in his son's hand and couldn't help but feel funny and angry. He said humorously: "This 'horse' loves to jump, so there is no way to ride it!" Idiom story :Click on the picture to search for Ji 5

Recently, the school launched a reading festival. I read "Idiom Stories" that my mother bought for me. There are many idiom stories in this book. Among them, the one that impressed me the most was "Searching by Pictures".

What impressed me deeply about this idiom story was not only its meaning, but also the character in the story - Sun Yang. There is a paragraph describing him like this: "In the Spring and Autumn Period, there was a man named Sun Yang in Thailand who was good at identifying the quality of horses. He could tell the quality of a horse at a glance. Because it is said that Bole was responsible for managing the heavens. The god of horses, so people call Sun Yang Bole. "It can be seen from this passage that he has been learning about horses through diligent study and training. Only by observing the horse day and night can you tell the quality of the horse at a glance, which made people call him "Bole". Isn’t his learning spirit exactly what we lack? This is what makes this story even more unforgettable to me. Sun Yang’s day and night and perseverance are also what I want to learn from.

I remember one time, I was building a difficult building block. I was building it, and suddenly there was a "crash" and the blocks fell down. I thought to myself: I used to build building blocks in one go, right? It didn't work this time. It seems that I have encountered a "strong enemy"! At this time, my fighting spirit burned in my heart, thinking: I don’t believe I can’t get along. So, I used my previous experience of building blocks, but I still failed repeatedly. I was very unconvinced, but I still didn’t give up and kept trying several times. Finally, I succeeded! I felt happy. It seems that as long as you work hard and persevere, you can solve any difficulty, no matter how big it is. As Einstein said, "Genius is ninety-nine percent perspiration and one percent inspiration."

What this story tells us is: Doing things cannot be rigid, step by step, and must be done step by step. Have your own ideas and opinions. But what makes me most unforgettable is Sun Yang’s learning spirit. Let me understand what Dwight said - the so-called genius is the power of hard work. Really, anything is possible as long as you work hard. Idiom story: Search for Ji according to the picture 6

Search for Jiàn tú suǒ jì according to the picture

Idiom explanation: Suo: to find; Ji: a good horse. Follow the portrait to find a good horse. It is a metaphor for sticking to the rules and doing things; it is also a metaphor for pursuing according to clues.

The idiom comes from: Ban Gu of the Eastern Han Dynasty, "Hanshu Meifu Biography": "Now we do not follow the way of the uncle, but want to use the method of three generations of election to select the people of the time, and still look at Bole's picture. It’s clear that you can’t get a good fortune in the market. ”

Simplified spelling of the idiom: atsj

Number of words in the idiom: 4 characters

Emotional color. : According to the picture, Ji is a complimentary word

Idiom structure: more formal

Idiom age: ancient times

Usage level: commonly used

Idiom examples: every When I see a group of people searching for things according to the pictures, most of them are disappointed by the Lihuang females. (Ming Dynasty Zhao Xun's "Burial Book Questions")

Synonyms: repeating what is written, copying by rote

Antonyms: not falling into the same mold

Idiom grammar: more formal; Predicate, attributive, adverbial; with a derogatory meaning, it is a metaphor for finding things according to clues

Idiom story: the story of searching for things according to pictures: There was a man named Sun Yang in the Qin State. He could recognize good horses and bad horses at a glance. People Call him "Bole". Bole wrote down his horse recognition skills in a book called "The Book of Horses" and drew pictures of various horses. Bole's son is very stupid, but he hopes that he can be as powerful as his father. Bole's son memorized the "Xiangma Sutra" very well and thought that he also had the ability to recognize horses. One day, Bole's son saw a toad on the roadside. He remembered that the book said that a good horse is a horse with a bulging forehead, bright eyes, and four big hooves. "This guy has a bulging forehead and big, bright eyes. Isn't he just a thousand-mile horse?" he thought. He was very happy, took the toad home, and said to Bole: "Look, I found a good horse!" Bole didn't know whether to laugh or cry, so he had to say: "The horse you caught loves to jump too much, and it is difficult to ride!"

The moral of the search for Ji according to the picture: The book knowledge passed down by the predecessors should be studied hard and inherited with humility. However, one must pay attention to practice, verify it in practice, firmly grasp it, and develop it. This is the correct way. attitude. "Idiom story: Search for Ji 7 according to the picture

In the Spring and Autumn Period, there was a man named Sun Yang in the Qin State who was good at judging horses. No matter what kind of horse he was, he could tell the pros and cons at a glance. He was often invited by others When he went to know and choose horses, people called him Bole (originally the name of a star in the sky, said to be responsible for managing Tianma). Once, Sun Yang passed by a place and suddenly saw a horse dragging salt. The old horse in the cart kept barking at him. When he got closer, he saw that it was a thousand-mile horse, but it was a little older. It can run on the battlefield and play a greater role. Now it is dragging the salt truck in obscurity, slowly consuming its energy and strength. It is such a pity that Sun Yang was so sad that he shed tears when he thought of this! .

In order to let more people learn horse sage, so that Chollima will no longer be buried, and to prevent his unique skills from being lost, Sun Yang wrote a book about his many years of horse sage experience and knowledge. The book is accompanied by pictures of various horse shapes, and the book is called "The Book of Horses".

Sun Yang had a son who read the "Horse Show" written by his father and thought that it was easy to learn how to look at horses. He took the book and looked for a good horse everywhere. He looked for it according to the pictures in the book, but found nothing. He happily took the toad home and said to his father, "Dad, I found a thousand-mile horse, but its hoofs are a little worse." When the father saw it, he couldn't laugh or cry. He didn't expect his son to be so stupid, so he said humorously: "It's a pity that I like this horse so much." If it jumps, it can't be used to pull a cart. Then he sighed: The so-called search for Ji according to the picture is from Yang Shen's "Yilin Cutting the Mountain" in the Ming Dynasty. Doing things mechanically and not knowing how to adapt; it is also a metaphor for finding things according to certain clues. Idiom story: Search for things according to pictures 8

In the Spring and Autumn Period, there was a man named Sun Yang

He is very good at distinguishing between good and bad horses, and everyone calls him Bole (you can tell your child the meaning of Bole, but you don’t have to understand it, at least you have an idea~)

Bole will spend his whole life looking after horses. Knowledge is written in a book

The characteristics of a good horse are described in detail in the book.

One day, Bole’s son hoped that he could be as powerful as his father

So he took this book and read it carefully

The book said:

A good horse must have a high forehead, big hooves, bulging eyes, and be able to jump very high

The one that meets these conditions is a horse What a good horse

Bole’s son was very proud after reading it

He felt that he had learned his father’s skills.

One day, Bole’s son saw a toad on the roadside

I remembered what the book said about a high forehead, bulging eyes, four hooves, and amazing jumping power

I thought: Oh, he looks like the thousand-mile horse written in my father’s book, except that his hoofs are a little shorter

But he is still a good horse.

He was very happy, and he caught the toad with one swoop

Then he ran to his father's study, wanting to show off in front of his father

Bole watched He couldn't laugh or cry when he saw the "good horse" in his hands.

He laughed twice and said, "Son, this good horse of yours can only jump. I'm afraid it's hard for you to ride!"

This story tells us

Children should learn and apply flexibly when studying, and work hard to learn book knowledge

But they must also apply it flexibly, not like the children above~ Idiom story: Search for Ji according to the picture 9

The idiom "Search for Ji according to the picture" means to search for, to seek, and Ji is a good horse. Looking for a good horse based on the image means being rigid in doing things and being unable to be flexible. Now it is also used to find people or things according to clues.

This idiom comes from "Yilin Cutting the Mountains". Bole's "Xiangma Sutra" has the saying "The sun is rising, and the hooves are like tired music". His son holds the "Horse Sutra" to pray for it. horse. When he saw a big toad, he said to his father: "I got a horse, which is slightly the same, but the hoofs are not as good as Lequ'er."

Sun Yang, a native of the Qin Dynasty in the Spring and Autumn Period, is said to be the most famous horse physiognomy expert in ancient my country. , he can tell the quality of a horse at a glance. Because it is said that Bole is the god responsible for managing horses in the sky, so people call Sun Yang Bole.

It is said that Bole compiled his rich experience in horse recognition into a book called "The Book of Horses". In the book, he wrote about the characteristics of various thousand-mile horses and drew many illustrations. For people to use as a reference for recognizing horses.

Bole had a son who was very poor in intelligence. He read his father's "Xiangma Sutra" and wanted to find a thousand-mile horse. He saw that the "Xiangma Jing" said: "The main characteristics of a thousand-mile horse are, high forehead, big eyes, and hoofs like stacked distiller's yeast cubes." So he read a book and walked out to test his eyesight.

Not far away, he saw a big toad, and hurriedly caught it and told his father: "I found a good horse, which is similar to what was said in your "Horse Book". It's just that the hooves don't look like stacked koji pieces!"

Bole looked at the big toad in his son's hand and couldn't help but feel funny and angry, and said humorously: "This 'horse' loves to jump, there is nothing we can do about it! "Ride!" Idiom story: Search for horses according to pictures 10

Explanation:

Searching for good horses according to pictures means being rigid in doing things and sticking to the rules. Now it means following the clues to find it. Suo means searching and seeking, Ji means a good horse.

This idiom comes from "Yilin Cutting the Mountains". Bole's "Xiangma Sutra" has the saying "The sun is rising, and the hooves are like tired music". His son holds the "Horse Sutra" to pray for it. horse. When he saw a big toad, he said to his father: "I got a horse, which is slightly the same, but the hoofs are not as good as Lequ'er."

Sun Yang, a native of the Qin Dynasty in the Spring and Autumn Period, is said to be the most famous horse physiognomy expert in ancient my country. , he can tell the quality of a horse at a glance. Because it is said that Bole is the god responsible for managing horses in the sky, so people call Sun Yang Bole.

Sun Yang, a native of the Qin State in the Spring and Autumn Period, is said to be the most famous horse physiognomy expert in ancient my country. He can tell the quality of a horse at a glance. Because it is said that Bole is the god responsible for managing horses in the sky, so people call Sun Yang Bole.

Bole had a son who was very poor in intelligence. He read his father's "Xiangma Sutra" and wanted to find a thousand-mile horse.

He saw that the "Xiangma Jing" said: "The main characteristics of a thousand-mile horse are, high forehead, big eyes, and hoofs like stacked distiller's yeast cubes." So he read a book and walked out to test his eyesight.

Not far away, he saw a big toad, and hurriedly caught it and told his father: "I found a good horse, which is similar to what was said in your "Horse Book". It’s just that the hooves don’t look like stacked koji pieces!”