What are the idiom stories of three-character idioms?

A. A collection of 30-word and thirty idiom stories

1. Self-contradiction

There is a man who sells spears and shields. He said that the shield was the strongest, and that the spear was the sharpest. Someone asked him what would happen if he poked a shield with a spear? He couldn't answer it, and the ancients called it a contradiction.

2. Happy to miss Shu

During the Three Kingdoms period, Liu Bei occupied the land of Shu and established the Kingdom of Shu. After his death, his son Liu Chan succeeded to the throne. Liu Chan was mediocre and incompetent. After the death of those talented ministers, Shu was destroyed by Wei. After Liu Chan surrendered, Wei King Cao Mao gave him the title of "An Le Gong" with a salary but no real power, and moved him to Xuchang, the capital of Wei. At a banquet, Sima Zhao deliberately performed Shu songs and dances in front of Liu Chan. Liu Chan's entourage were very sad when they thought of their lost homeland, but Liu Chan said to Sima Zhao: "I am happy here, but I don't miss Shu at all." He did not miss Shu at all.

3. Sit down on firewood and taste gall

It is said that the state of Wu fought with the state of Yue, and King Wu Fucha was defeated. After that, he slept on dry firewood and ate gall every day. In the end, the weak defeated the strong. Defeating King Gou Jian of Yue, this is the famous "suffering hardships".

B. What are the four-character words in the idiom story?

Look at plum blossoms to quench thirst, Foolish Old Man moves mountains, wait for rabbits, bear thorns to plead guilty,

Dayu controlled the floods, but it was difficult to collect the floods· Go through fire and water· Resist rituals in different courts·

To guard against the weak and to resist in the corner · To bear the burden and go far · To manage the friendship between Bao and Bao ·

· To express gratitude · To burn the bridge across the river · To look at others with new eyes · Under the melons and plums

· To sit back and relax · To do their own thing · To be flashy · To be a good gentleman

· Seeing the hunter's heart · Roosters crowing and dogs robbers · A drop in the bucket · Glue and paint are congenial

· Draw inferences from one instance · Be open and honest · Empty · Collaborative spirit

· Self-denial and dedication to the public · Opening the book is beneficial · Talk with eloquence · Sweet talk and sword in belly

· Open the door and bow to the thief · Unprecedented · Diligent and frugal · Protracted

C. What are the ten short idiom stories of 20 to 30 words

1. Carving a boat to seek a sword

During the Warring States Period, a man from Chu State took a boat to cross the river. When the boat reached the middle of the river, he accidentally dropped a sword he was carrying into the river. The people on the boat felt very sorry for this, but the Chu man seemed to be confident. He immediately took out a knife, carved a mark on the side of the boat, and said to everyone: "This is the place where my sword fell into the water, so I want to mark it." Last mark."

Although no one understood why he did this, they stopped asking him. After the ship docked, the Chu man immediately launched into the water at the marked spot on the ship to retrieve the fallen sword. After fishing for a long time, there was no sign of the sword. He felt very strange and said to himself: "Didn't my sword fall here? I also carved a mark here, how could I not find it?"

At this point, The people on the boat burst out laughing and said, "The boat keeps moving, but your sword sank to the bottom of the water and doesn't move. How can you find your sword?" In fact, after the sword fell into the river, the boat continued on. Travel, but the sword will not move again. It was so stupid and ridiculous for him to go looking for a sword like this.

2. Cutting through walls to steal light

During the Western Han Dynasty, there was a farmer's child named Kuang Heng. One night, Kuang Heng was lying on the bed and reciting the books he had read during the day. Carrying it on my back, I suddenly saw a ray of light coming from the east wall.

He stood up in a hurry, walked to the wall and took a look. It turned out that the neighbor's light came through the crack in the wall. So Kuang Heng took a knife and dug a larger gap in the wall. In this way, the light coming through was also greater, so he started reading with the light coming through. Kuang Heng studied hard in this way and later became a great scholar.

3. Don’t let go of the scroll

During the Three Kingdoms period, Lu Meng, the general of Wu State, had no cultural knowledge, so Sun Quan encouraged him to study history books and the art of war. Lu Meng always argued that the army had too many things to do and had no time to study. Sun Quan said: "You have to squeeze out the time yourself. In the past, Emperor Guangwu of the Han Dynasty always held a book in his hand and refused to put it down at the tense moment of marching. Why don't you have time?"

After a pause, Sun Quan said: "You don't have as much to do as I do, right? I don't want you to study, but just read some books. I just want to get some inspiration from ancient books." Lu Meng asked: "But I don't know which books I should read?"

Sun Quan listened and said with a smile: "You can read some "Sun Tzu" and "Sun Tzu" first. "Six Tao" and other military art books, and then read some history books such as "Zuo Zhuan" and "Historical Records". These books will be very useful for leading troops in future wars." After hearing Sun Quan's words, Lu Meng began to read and study when he returned, and he never let go of the books. And persevere. In the end, he became the commander-in-chief of the Wu Kingdom. He was brave and resourceful and repeatedly accomplished extraordinary feats.

4. Pulling up seedlings to encourage growth

There was a man from the Song Dynasty who was worried that his seedlings would not grow high so he pulled up the seedlings. He was very tired but satisfied at the end of the day. When he returned home, he expressed his gratitude to his family. He said, "I am exhausted. I helped the seedlings grow taller!" After hearing this, his son hurried to the field to see the seedlings, but they all withered.

There are very few people in the world who don’t want their seedlings to grow faster! People who give up the seedlings because they think they are of no use are like lazy people who do not weed the seedlings. Those who presume to help it grow, like this person who encourages it to grow, not only do no good, but actually harm it.

5. Covering one's ears and stealing the bell

During the Spring and Autumn Period, the Zhao family of the Jin Dynasty destroyed the Fan family. Someone took the opportunity and ran to Fan's house to steal something, and saw a big bell hanging in the yard. The bell is made of fine bronze and has exquisite shapes and patterns. The thief was very happy and wanted to carry this beautiful clock back to his home. But the clock was so big and heavy that it couldn't be moved. After much deliberation, he found only one way, which was to break the clock into pieces and then move them home separately.

The thief found a big hammer and hit the clock with all his strength. A loud bang made him jump. The thief panicked, thinking that this was too bad, didn't the sound of the bell tell people that I was stealing the bell here? He was so anxious that he threw himself on the clock and opened his arms to cover the sound of the bell, but how could he cover it! The sound of the bell still sounds long and distant.

The more he listened, the more frightened he became. He involuntarily withdrew his hands and covered his ears with all his strength. "Hey, the sound of the bell has become smaller and can't be heard!" The thief became happy. "It's wonderful! If you cover your ears, you won't be able to hear the sound of the bell!" He immediately found two cloth balls and plugged his ears. Stay, I thought, no one can hear the bell now. So he let go and hit the clock. Every time, the bell sounded loudly and spread far away. People heard the bell and swarmed to catch the thief.

6. A last-ditch battle

Han Xin was from Huaiyin (now southwest of Qingjiang, Jiangsu). He was a general under Liu Bang, King of Han. In order to defeat Xiang Yu and seize the world, he made a plan for Liu Bang. He first captured Guanzhong, then crossed the Yellow River eastward, defeated and captured King Bao of Wei who betrayed Liu Bang and obeyed Xiang Yu, and then went east to attack King Xie of Zhao.

Han Xin's troops had to pass through a very narrow mountain pass called Jingxingkou. Li Zuojun, a counselor under King Zhao, advocated blocking the entrance of Jingxing and sending troops to cut off the Han army's supplies of food and supplies. Han Xin's expeditionary force would definitely be defeated without backup. However, General Chen Yu refused to listen and insisted on relying on his superior strength. To fight the Han army head-on.

Han Xin was very happy to learn about this situation. He ordered the troops to camp thirty miles away from Jingxing. At midnight, he asked the soldiers to eat some snacks and told them to have a full meal after winning the battle. Then, he sent two thousand light cavalry to conceal themselves from the road, asking them to quickly rush into the Zhao army's camp after Zhao Jun left the camp and change the Han army's flag; he also sent 10,000 troops to deliberately form a formation with their backs to the river to lure Zhao Jun.

At dawn, Han Xin led his army to attack, and the two sides fought fiercely. After a while, the Han army pretended to be defeated and returned to the waterside position. The Zhao army all left the camp and came to pursue it.

At this time, Han Xin ordered the main force to attack. The soldiers who were backed into the enemy's formation turned around and pounced on the enemy because they had no way to retreat. The Zhao army was unable to win and was about to return to the camp. Suddenly, Han army flags were planted all over the camp, so they fled in all directions.

The Han army took advantage of the victory to pursue it and won a great victory.

While celebrating the victory, the generals asked Han Xin: The Art of War says that the formation can have its back against the mountain and its front against the water. Now you ask us to form the formation with our back to the water, and you also say that we will be full after defeating Zhao Jun. We didn't believe it at the time, but we actually won. What kind of strategy was this?

Han Xin smiled and said: This is also in the art of war, but you didn’t notice it. Isn’t it said in the art of war, ‘trap yourself in a dead place and then survive; put yourself in a dead position and then survive’? If there is a way out and the soldiers have all fled, how can we let them fight to the death!

This story evolved into the idiom "a last stand", which is mostly used in military operations, and can also be used in operations that are more decisive than a decisive battle.

7. Talking about war on paper

Zhao Kuo has been learning the art of war since he was a child and thought that no one in the world could rival him. His father Zhao She once commented: "War is a very dangerous thing, and Zhao Kuo made it too easy. If Zhao Kuo does not appoint him as a general in the future, then forget it. If he must be appointed as a general, it will be a disaster." , the person who caused the Zhao army's defeat must be Zhao Kuo."

Later, Zhao Kuo replaced Lian Po as a general. In the battle of Changping, he was defeated by Qin general Bai Qi, and all 400,000 Zhao troops were wiped out. , Zhao Kuo himself also died in the battle.

8. Besieged on all sides

Xiang Yu and Liu Bang originally agreed to use the east and west sides of the divide (in the Jialu River in Rong County, Henan Province today) as the boundary to prevent mutual infringement. Later, Liu Bang followed the advice of Zhang Liang and Chen Ping and felt that Xiang Yu should be eliminated while he was weak, so he joined forces with Han Xin, Peng Yue, and Liu Jia to pursue Xiang Yu's troops heading east to Pengcheng (now Xuzhou, Jiangsu).

Finally, several layers of troops were deployed and Xiang Yu was tightly surrounded by Gaixia (in the southeast of today's Lingbi County, Anhui). At this time, Xiang Yu had very few soldiers and no food. At night, he heard the troops surrounding him singing the folk songs of Chu Di. He couldn't help but be very surprised and said: Has Liu Bang already obtained Chu Di? Why are there so many Chu people in his army?

Seeing that he had lost his fighting spirit, he got up from the bed, drank wine in the tent, and sang with his favorite concubine Yu Ji. After singing, I burst into tears. People on the side were also very sad and felt that they could not lift their heads. Yu Ji committed suicide in front of Xiang Yu's horse. Xiang Yu's hero came to an end and took his remaining soldiers to Wujiang River, where he finally committed suicide by the riverside.

9. Blind men touching an elephant

One day, four blind men sat under a tree to enjoy the shade. An elephant driver came over and shouted: "The elephant is coming, get out of the way!" One of the blind men suggested: "What does the elephant look like? Let's touch it, shall we?" The other three The blind men said in unison: "Okay, you will know after you touch it."

They told the elephant driver what they thought. The elephant driver agreed and tied the elephant to a tree for them to touch.

A blind man touched the elephant's body and said, "I know, the elephant is like a wall." The second blind man touched the elephant's tusks and said, "The elephant is round and round. It's like a slippery stick." The third blind man touched the elephant's leg and retorted, "You two are wrong. The elephant is almost like a pillar." The fourth blind man touched the elephant's tail and shouted: " You are all wrong! The elephant is exactly the same as a thick rope."

The four blind men argued with each other. They all thought they were right, but no one was convinced. At this time, the elephant driver said to them: "You are not right. You must touch the whole body of the elephant to know what the elephant looks like. Each of you has only touched part of the elephant, how can you be right?" What?"

It is a metaphor for making random guesses and trying to make a comprehensive judgment based on only one-sided understanding or partial experience of things.

10. Yingxue Nangying

During the Jin Dynasty, there was a man named Sun Kang who was very studious. His family was too poor to buy lamp oil and couldn't study at night, so he tried his best to study hard. On winter nights, he often read outdoors by the light of the snow, regardless of the cold weather. (Sun Kang Yingxue read hard)

At that time, there was another person named Che Yin (yin), who, like Sun Kang, had no money to buy lamp oil. On summer nights, he caught many fireflies, put them in gauze bags, illuminated them with fluorescent lights, and studied day and night.

D. Ask for the following questions: verb + noun three-character words, and idiom stories. Extra points will be awarded if you answer quickly

Answer: grind a rod into a needle

E. What are the idiom stories? 1. Fables and idiom stories:

To make up for one's mistake, to add something to a mistake, to wait for the rabbit, to seek a sword, to hide one's ears and steal the bell, to buy a bushel for a pearl, to contradict oneself, to encourage a young man's development, to mend a situation after a sheep has died, to make up for the loss 2. Historical idiom stories:

A last-ditch battle, looking at the plum blossoms to quench thirst, talking on paper, three visits to the thatched cottage, sleeping on the firewood and tasting courage, being besieged on all sides, referring to a deer as a horse 3, mythical idiom stories:

The finishing touch, climbing a dragon and attaching a phoenix, the skill of slaying a dragon, Ye Gong loves dragons, Jingwei reclaims the sea, the Eight Immortals crossing the sea, opening up the world 4. Idiom stories of the Three Kingdoms:

Three visits to thatched cottage, borrowing arrows from a straw boat, friendship in the peach orchard, Cao Cao offering a sword, warming wine and beheading Hua Xiong, three heroes fighting Lu Bu, cooking wine to discuss heroes, passing five passes and beheading six generals, Lian Lian Ji, Battle of Guandu, Changban Bridge, Borrowing the East Wind, Burning Red Cliff, Huarong Road, Three Qi Zhou Yu, Scraping Bones to Heal Wounds, Baidi City, Burning Battalion 5. Idiom stories about war:

The straw boat borrows arrows, the grass and trees are all soldiers, the cauldron sinks the boat, the war is fierce, the fire is in full swing, the momentum is like breaking the bamboo, the wall is clear, the country is besieged on all sides, retreating, a complete defeat, the war is in chaos, the soldiers meet each other, the Qin Dynasty and the late Chu Dynasty, the two eggs abandon Gancheng, the war continues for many years, the war turns into jade and silk, the misfortune results in the army, rise up, dragon blood Xuanhuang, one man at the gate, sleeping under the arm and sleeping in armor, going straight to Huanglong 6. Idiom stories about horses:

Horse leather wraps the corpse, the horse's head is looking forward, the old horse knows the way, thousands of horses are silent, the horse is watching the flowers, the traffic is busy, the black sheep, the bole looks at the horse, the deer is a horse, A blessing in disguise, a childhood sweetheart,

F. Three-Character Idiom Story 79

Three-Character Idiom Story Zhongshan Wolf zhōng shān láng During the Spring and Autumn Period, Zhao Jianzi, a doctor of the Jin Dynasty, was hunting in Zhongshan, and met If you see a wolf, chase it with all your might. The wolf met Mr. Dong Guo and said, "Sir, can you lend me your pocket to help me survive for a while and avoid this disaster? I will repay your kindness." Mr. Dong Guo helped the wolf. Later, the wolf safely jumped out of the bag and bit Mr. Dongguo.

G. Idiom story with three characters

After three visits to the Thatched Cottage and the Battle of Guandu, Cao Cao defeated Liu Bei. Liu Bei had no choice but to seek refuge with Liu Biao.

In order to get Liu Bei's counselor Xu Shu, Cao Cao panicked that Xu Shu's mother was ill and asked Xu Shu to go to Xudu immediately. Before leaving, Xu Shu told Liu Bei that there was a wizard named Zhuge Liang in Longzhong. If he could get his help, he could conquer the world. The next day, Liu Bei, Guan Yu, and Zhang Fei went to Longzhong to visit Zhuge Liang with gifts. Unexpectedly, Zhuge Liang happened to go on a trip, and the book boy couldn't tell when he would come back. Liu Bei had no choice but to go back. A few days later, Liu Bei and Guan Yu. Zhang Fei braved the heavy snow and came to Zhuge Liang's home again. Liu Bei saw a young man studying and hurried over to salute. But that young man was Zhuge Liang's younger brother. He told Liu Bei that his brother was invited away by his friends. Liu Bei was so disappointed that he had to leave a letter saying that he was eager to get Zhuge Liang's help to calm the world. After the New Year passed in a blink of an eye, Liu Bei chose a good day and came to Longzhong once. This time, Zhuge Liang happened to be sleeping. Liu Bei asked Guan Yu and Zhang Fei to wait outside the door, while he stood quietly at the foot of the steps. After a long time, Zhuge Liang woke up, and Liu Bei asked him for advice on how to pacify the world. Zhuge Liang analyzed the world's situation for Liu Bei and said: "Let Cao Cao occupy the territory in the north, and let Sun Quan occupy the territory in the south. The general can occupy the people and the people. Taking Xichuan will achieve a great cause, and together with Cao and Sun, we will form a tripartite force." When Liu Bei heard this, I admire him very much and ask him for help. Zhuge Liang agreed. Zhuge Liang was only 27 years old that year.

H. Write 4 idiom stories containing the word "三"

Sing three sighs, double-faced, three-knife, salivate, cunning rabbit retreats from three burrows, bravely crowns three armies, has beak three feet long, Meng's mother moves three-feet, leaps for joy One hundred and one corners, three reverses, three thousand beaded shoes, among which three flavors, Wei braid, three unique ones, the sun rises, three poles grow old, grow old again, and fail again, and the net opens, the three sides are decorated with flowers, the seals are three-legged, the three chapters are three chapters, two are full, three are flat, three are cold, three are friends, five are big and three are thick

I. Collection The three idiom stories are about 20 words

The hanging beam is biting

Sun Jing's character Wenbao is very fond of learning. He does not rest in the morning and evening. When he feels sleepy at night, he uses a rope to pull him back. His hair was tied to the beam. Later he became a great scholar in the world.

Gou Jian, this is the famous man who sleeps on fuel and eats courage.

Looking at the Plum Blossoms to Quench Thirst

When Cao Cao was conquering Zhang Xiu, his army was extremely hungry and thirsty. At this time, Cao Cao climbed up the mountain to wait and claimed that there was a plum forest in front of him, and passed the crisis of army mutiny. Later generations called this incident Look at plum blossoms to quench thirst.

J. A collection of four-character idioms for primary school grade three

Idiom: A drop of water can penetrate a stone

Pinyin: shuǐ dī shí chuān

Explanation: The water keeps dripping, and the stones can be penetrated by the dripping. It is a metaphor that as long as you have perseverance and keep working hard, things will surely succeed.

Source: "Book of Han Meicheng Biography": "Mount Tai slides through the stone, and the monopole can break the stem. Water is not a drill for stone, nor is it a saw for wood. Gradual decline makes it so. ."

Sentence examples: "One penny a day, a thousand penny a day; the rope cuts the wood, and the water drops penetrate the stone." Volume 10 of "Helin Jade Dew" by Luo Dajing of the Song Dynasty.

Pinyin code: sdsc

Synonyms: grinding a pestle into a needle, sawing wood with a rope

Antonym: anticlimactic

Usage: as an attributive ; means persistence will lead to success

English: dripping water can wear through a stone

Story: Zhang Guaiya, the magistrate of Chongyang County in the Song Dynasty, was an honest and selfless official. Once he saw a treasurer in charge of the county government's iron depot stealing a penny from the treasury. Zhang Guaiya believed that although the amount was small, the nature was serious and must be severely punished. The official refused to accept the decision, so Zhang Guaiya sentenced him to death and wrote in the verdict: "One penny a day, a thousand days a thousand; a rope cuts a tree, and a drop of water penetrates a stone."

This idiom appeared in the third-grade Chinese language In the textbook