Four-character idiom story

Four-word idiom stories include Enemy at the Gates, the cunning dream of gold, Ye Gong's good money, coming from behind, day and night.

1, the alliance is at the door

During the Spring and Autumn Period, once, the King of Chu led an army to attack the strangulation country. The Chu army won again and again until it reached the south gate of the capital of the twisted country. The defenders don't go out to fight, but try their best to defend the city. The Chu army attacked the city several times and failed.

When General Qu Xian of Chu saw this, he said to the king of Chu, "It is imprudent to rely on the emperor to make the princes weak, and to handle things without using tricks. We can use this weakness to win by wisdom. " Then he put forward a plan to the king of Chu. The king of Chu heard this and felt very good, so he did it.

The next day, dozens of Chu soldiers pretended to be woodcutters and went around the capital to collect firewood to lure the enemy. Seeing that the Chu people were burning firewood in the mountains and there was no protection from the Chu army behind them, the generals sent troops to catch them. As a result, thirty unarmed Chu people were caught by them. The officers and men of the stranded country laughed happily when they saw how easy it was to win.

A day later, another group of Chu soldiers disguised as woodcutters went to the mountains to lure the enemy. After the soldiers found out, they went out of the city to catch the Chu people in the mountains without waiting for orders. At this time, Chu soldiers who were lying in ambush at the north gate rushed out together, and the troops stranded in various countries were quickly defeated.

The defenders were defeated, and the city was difficult to defend. In this case, the monarch of the twisted country was forced to sign a humiliating Covenant with Chu at the gate of the twisted country in order to save the country. Since then, the practice of greedy for small things and eating big losses has spread all over the world.

2, cunning dream gold

Once upon a time, there was a very cunning scholar who often played tricks and deceived people. His teacher is very strict. As long as students make a little mistake, they will be arrested and beaten, unforgiven.

One day, the scholar happened to violate the rules. The teacher was so angry that he quickly sent someone to arrest him, while he sat waiting for him with an angry face. After a while, the scholar was brought. He knelt on the ground and said nothing but, "Student, I just got a daughter, and I'm dealing with it, so I'm a little late."

When the teacher heard that the scholar had won so much gold, his anger subsided and he asked with concern, "Where did your gold come from?" The scholar replied, "It was dug from the ground."

The teacher then asked, "What are you going to do with this gold?" The scholar replied, "My family is poor and has no assets. My wife and I calculated that 500 gold was used to buy land, 200 gold to buy a house and 200 gold to buy furniture for servants and maids.

There is still one hundred gold, half of which is used to buy books, and I have been eager to read since then; The other half is for you, sir. Thank you for your usual education, so all the money has been arranged. "

The teacher was overjoyed: "Do you really have such an idea?" Then how can I afford it? As he said this, he asked the servant to set up a sumptuous banquet. The teacher asked the scholar to sit down and toasted him. Between the banquets, the two talked and laughed, which was very cordial and harmonious, which was very different from usual.

Just as he was half drunk, the teacher suddenly asked, "You just came in a hurry. Have you put the gold away? Did you put it in the box and lock it? "

The scholar got up and replied, "The student was just about to use the money when he was awakened by my wife's conversation. Where can I find gold when I wake up? Do I still need to put it in a box? "

The teacher asked in surprise, "Is the gold you just said a dream?"

The scholar replied, "I'm really dreaming."

The teacher was a little unhappy that he didn't get the gold, but his feelings with the scholar were already very harmonious. He couldn't be angry any more, so he had to say slowly, "You have noble feelings, and even if you get the gold in your dream, you won't forget the teacher." Let alone really get the gold! "So he continued to persuade the scholar to drink, and when he was full, he sent him out.

The cunning scholar used the gold in his dream to deal with the teacher's anger, which not only avoided a beating, but also got a sumptuous banquet. It can be seen that people can be cheated with a little money as a cover. If it is real gold, how can people not be dragged down by gold?

3. Ye Gong is good at managing money.

Ye Gong likes to draw dragons. Where he lives, dragons are painted everywhere on the walls and columns. After learning this, the dragon flew curiously to Ye Gong's home, and Ye Gong was terrified out of her wits and ran away.

The dragon stopped him and said kindly, "Sir, don't be afraid." You like dragons so much, and we're here to make friends with you. "

Ye Gong saw that the dragon really didn't mean to hurt him, so he was relieved. From then on, he and Long became good friends. Dragons often come to Ye Gong's house to watch Ye Gong paint; Ye Gong takes a real dragon as a model, and his paintings of dragons are becoming more and more realistic. Later, after the finishing touch, they all flew down from the wall, walking in clouds and flying into the sky.

"Ye Gong painted the dragon alive!" The news spread quickly, and rattlesnakes, donkeys and horses came to visit.

The rattlesnake took out a piece of gold and said, "Sir, although your dragon is well drawn, there is nothing special about its tail." If you can draw my tail, not only can the dragon's tail make a wonderful sound, but you can also get this gold. "

How ridiculous is it to have a snake tail on a dragon? However, the temptation of that piece of gold is too great. Lord Ye accepted the gold and changed the dragon's tail into a snake's tail according to the requirements of the rattlesnake.

The donkey put a jewel in front of Lord Ye and said, "Master Ye, your dragon is well painted, but the dragon head is not good-looking. That pair of diagonal branches seems a bit barbaric; That big mouth and sharp teeth are daunting. If you change the faucet like me, you will certainly create a gentle and elegant dragon image! "

What a terrible idea! Ye Gong was about to refuse, but when he looked up and saw the huge gem, he immediately changed his mind. He changed the faucet into a donkey's head in front of the donkey. The jewel was put in his own pocket.

Ma Xu brought a very valuable ancient painting. It cocked its head and looked at the dragon painted by Ye Gong repeatedly, and made a suggestion: "Dude, your painting is unparalleled. The only drawback is that African claws are too ugly. Seeing these sharp claws, people will think of fierce and overbearing vultures. "

How can a noble dragon walk with a vulture? I want you to draw my hoof on the dragon's leg. This painting should naturally be collected by an outstanding master of painting! "

Ye Gong wants this ancient painting very much. So, he met Xu's request and replaced the dragon claw with a horseshoe.

Ye Gong became rich, but the dragon he painted will never live.

Step 4 come from behind

During the period of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, there were three famous courtiers. Their names were Ji An, Gongsun Hong and Zhang Tang. Although these three men were ministers under Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty at the same time, their situation was quite different.

When Ji An went to Beijing to take up his post, his qualifications were already deep and his official position was already high. At that time, Gong and Zhang Tang were just low-ranking officials.

However, due to their proper handling and remarkable achievements, both GongSunHong and Zhang Tang were promoted step by step, until GongSunHong was appointed as prime minister and Zhang Tang was promoted to the position of an imperial envoy, ranking above Ji An.

Ji An is not as good as GongSunHong and Zhang Tang, but he is narrow-minded. Seeing that two small officials far below him were in high positions, he was unconvinced and always wanted to find an opportunity to comment on this truth with the emperor.

One day, after the state administration, the ministers of civil and military affairs retreated one after another, and Emperor Wu strolled out of the palace to the flower path leading to the imperial garden. Ji An hurried forward and said to Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, "Your Majesty, I have something to say to you. I wonder if you are interested? "

Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty turned to stop and said, "I don't know what it is. Tell me."

Ji An said, "Your Majesty, have you ever seen farmers pile firewood? They always put the firewood they moved on the ground floor first, and then put it on it. Don't you think the firewood they moved first is too wronged? "

Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty looked at Ji An puzzled and said, "What do you mean by this?"

Ji An said: "You see, those small officials, such as Gong and Zhang Tang, are behind me in terms of seniority, but now they are coming from behind and their positions are much higher than mine. Isn't it just like the farmer who piled firewood? "

A few words made Emperor Wu very unhappy. He felt that Ji An's simple and one-sided view of the problem was unreasonable. He wanted to belittle Ji An, but thinking that Ji An was a veteran, he had to hold back his anger and left without saying anything. From then on, Emperor Wu turned a blind eye to Ji An, and his official position had to stand.

It is the development law of objective things that the latecomers come to the top. Let's see from which angle we look at this problem. Ji An thinks that seniority is not desirable and opposes backwardness.

5. Day and night

After Zhou Wuwang destroyed the Shang Dynasty, the Western Zhou Dynasty was established. However, a few years later, Zhou Wuwang died, and his son became king and acceded to the throne at the age of thirteen. Because he became king at a young age, his uncle Zhou Gong assisted him in handling state affairs.

Duke Zhou has a strong ability. After taking over the arduous task of the auxiliary government, he has always been loyal to his duties and conscientious. No matter what happens, as long as the business comes, he will immediately put into work and never dare to slack off.

He once led an army to quell the rebellion of the barbarians in the East. He also formulated etiquette and criminal law, enfeoffed governors, and established and established the Zhou Dynasty with the East as its capital.

Because the Duke of Zhou ruled the country too hard, he died after the East Capital was built. Before he died, he called all the ministers around him, asked them to help him become king and govern all the people, and proposed to bury himself in Zhou to show that even if he died, he would never forget the king's life.

During the Warring States Period, Mencius admired Duke Zhou's painstaking spirit for his country. Mencius said, "Duke Zhou also learned the virtues of three generations of founding monarchs to govern the Zhou Dynasty. When he found something unsuitable for the situation at that time, he looked up and thought about it. He can't think of it during the day, but at night. He came up with a good idea, sat down and waited for dawn and implemented it immediately. "