The Idiom Story of Honghu's Ambition 1
"Lu Shi Chun Qiu Shi Rong" believes that justice, tenacity and other qualities are the characteristics of Guoshi (outstanding figures in the country). There was a man in the state of Qi who was good at looking at dogs. His neighbor asked him to buy a dog that could catch mice. A year later, he bought it and told his neighbor: "This is an excellent dog." The neighbor kept it for several years, but the dog did not catch mice. The neighbor told the dog lover about this. The dog lover said: "This is a good dog. Its ambition is to gallop through the wilderness and catch deer, elk, and deer instead of mice. If you want it to catch mice, you need to tie its hind legs." The neighbor obeyed and tied the dog. With his hind legs, the dog really obediently caught the mouse. The ambitions of Ji'ao (the name of a good horse) and Honghu can be connected with the will of others, all in the word "sincerity". The same is true between people. They can understand each other without using words.
According to "Historical Records Volume 48", when Chen She was young, he used to work as a hired worker to cultivate land. One day, Chen She stopped farming and went to rest on the ridge of the field. He felt aggrieved for a long time and said to his companion, "If we become rich in the future, let's not forget each other." His companion smiled and replied, "How can you work as a hired worker to cultivate the land?" How about prosperity?" Chen She looked up to the sky and sighed: "Alas! How can the sparrow know the ambition of Honghu?" Idiom story of Honghu's ambition 2
Phonetic notation hóng hú zhī zhì
Allusion to Fu Ji The spirit of flying, the ambition of swans, and those who have instructions to people's hearts are sincere. "Lu Shi Chun Qiu Shi Rong" Sigh! The sparrow knows the ambition of the swan! "Historical Records·Chen She Family"
Explanation: Hongswan: swan, a metaphor for a person with lofty ambitions; Zhi: ambition. A metaphor for lofty ambitions.
Usage as subject and object; refers to ambition
Formal structure
Synonyms: ambitious, ambitious
Antonyms: mediocre, idle , have no ambitions
Words with the same rhymes: assess the situation, follow the rules of the world, be cautious, have yellow eyes and waist, imitate things continuously, have no family and room, make public their affairs, spring mountain characters, know people and corporal, within their duties The matter,...
The servant smiled and said: "If you work for the servants, how can you be rich?" Chen She sighed and said: "Sigh, the sparrows know how to fly. What a great ambition!" In the seventh month of the first year of the Second Emperor's reign, Zuo Shi garrisoned 900 people in Yuyang and settled in Daze Township. Sima Qian's "Chen She's Family" Junior High School Volume 5·Text·21
Idiom Story In the last years of the Qin Dynasty, the people were living in dire straits. Chen Sheng, a farmhand in Yangcheng, said during a break from work: Brothers, we will not be able to get rich in the future. forget each other. The other farmhands laughed at his ignorance. Chen Sheng sighed and said: It is impossible for swallows and sparrows to know Honghu's lofty ambitions.
An example of an idiom is: A man's ambition is based on the ambition of a swan, and he relies on the talents of an outstanding person. The first chapter of "Wang Can Climbs the Tower" by Zheng Dehui of the Yuan Dynasty
Idiom Sentences
◎ But this company still thinks that Zhang Liling is quite interesting. A weak woman has such great ambitions. They can help her contact the TV station.
◎ The younger generation is required to love the people, the motherland, and socialism, and must carry out patriotic education; it is required that they have the courage to forge ahead and have the great ambition of "realizing the four modernizations and revitalizing China" and must Carry out ideal education; require them to respect others, understand others, and help others, and must carry out collectivism education; require them to abide by laws and disciplines, have democratic awareness and the concept of equality before truth and law, and must carry out democracy and legal education ; To require them to develop a style of hard work, plain living, diligence and thrift, they must undergo labor education; to require them to be honest, upright, modest and generous, courageous and perseverant, to cherish time and be trustworthy, they must carry out moral education. Honghuzhi Idiom Story 3
Word title Honghuzhīzhì
Pronunciation hónghúzhīzhì
Explanation: Honghu: swan, metaphor for ambition, ambition: ambition, metaphor for lofty ambitions ambition.
Definition: Refers to people with lofty ambitions.
Source: "Historical Records·Chen She Family": "Hey! How can a sparrow know the ambition of a swan!"
Example: A man of war, according to the talents of a hero. (The first chapter of "Wang Can Climbs the Tower" by Zheng Dehui of the Yuan Dynasty)
Synonyms: ambitious, ambitious
Antonyms: inactive, doing nothing, having no ambition
Grammar: more formal; used as subject and object; has a complimentary meaning; refers to having lofty ambitions
Idiom story
King Qin Yingzheng unified the six countries and established the first unified multi-state The nation’s feudal state, the Qin Dynasty, called itself the First Emperor. In order to resist the Xiongnu, Qin Shihuang built the Great Wall, sent 300,000 troops, and recruited hundreds of thousands of civilians; in order to develop the south, he mobilized 300,000 soldiers and civilians. He also used 700,000 prisoners to build a huge and luxurious Afang Palace.
During the reign of Qin II, cruel punishments, heavy taxes, and various types of corvee were implemented, which caused the majority of farmers to become homeless and their families destroyed. He also carried out large-scale construction projects and carried out conquests everywhere, which made the people miserable and full of complaints.
In 209 BC, the first nationwide peasant uprising broke out in the history of our country, led by two poor peasants, one named Chen Sheng and the other Wu Guang.
Chen Sheng, courtesy name She, was born in Yangcheng (now southeast of Dengfeng, Henan). When he was young, due to his poor family, he worked as a farmhand, plowing the land for others. Once, Chen Sheng threw the farm tools onto the field ridge and stood there in a daze angrily. Suddenly, he said to the people who were farming with him: If any of us becomes rich in the future, we must not forget these poor brothers who are farming together. After listening to Chen Sheng's words, some people thought about their status of being poor, oppressed and exploited, and laughed and said: How can you become rich when you work as a farmhand for others? Chen She sighed and said: A bird knows the ambition of a swan. Chen Sheng's It means how can the little chaffinch understand the lofty ambitions of Honghu!
In July 209 BC, local officials in Yangcheng (now southeast of Dengfeng, Henan) sent two officers to take custody of 900 strong men. Go to Yuyang (now southwest of Miyun, Beijing City) to guard the border. Chen Sheng and Wu Guang were also among those who were recruited. However, during the march, the army suddenly encountered heavy rain and the roads were flooded, making it impossible to march. The laws of the Qin Dynasty were very harsh. If the civilian husband who was drafted missed the deadline, he would be beheaded. Everyone looked at the rain that kept falling. They were as anxious as ants on a hot pot and didn't know what to do.
Chen Sheng said: "To delay is to die, and to rise up to rebel is to die. It is better to rise to rebel, and to die is worse than to die. The common people have suffered enough from the Qin Dynasty. I heard that II Shi was a young son, and he had no chance of becoming emperor. It was Fusu who should ascend the throne, and everyone sympathized with him. Also, Xiang Yan, the general of the Chu State, had made great achievements. Everyone knew that he was a hero, and now he is also a good man. I don’t know if we are dead or alive. If we call on the world in the name of Fu Su and Xiang Yan, the people of Chu will definitely respond to us." Everyone agreed.
Wu Guang fully agrees with Chen Sheng’s proposition. In order to make everyone believe in them, they took advantage of the fact that most people at that time were superstitious about ghosts and gods and came up with some strategies. They took a piece of white silk, wrote the three characters "King Chen Sheng" on it with cinnabar, and stuffed it into the belly of a fish that someone had netted. The soldiers bought the fish and went back, cut it open, and were very surprised to find the words on the piece of silk.
In the middle of the night, Wu Guang secretly ran to a ruined temple near the barracks, lit a bonfire, pretended to bark like a fox, and then shouted: "Great Chu is rising, King Chen Sheng." When the soldiers heard this, they were even more shocked and frightened.
One day, Chen Sheng killed the officials who were escorting them. Then he called the soldiers together and said: "A man cannot die in vain, he must die with a name. Princes, generals, are they? Is it destined?" In this way, at a critical moment of life and death, Chen Sheng and Wu Guang launched an uprising against the Qin Dynasty, "cutting trees into soldiers and raising poles into flags", igniting the first great peasant uprising in Chinese history in Daze Township. war.
After the rebel army captured Chen County (now Huaiyang, Henan), Chen Sheng summoned the elders of Chen County for discussion. Everyone said: "The general avenged the people of the world and conquered the tyrannical Qin State. For such a great contribution, he should be crowned the king." Chen Sheng was supported and crowned the king, and his country name was "Zhang Chu".
Based on this story, later generations derived the idiom "The ambition of the swan", which is a metaphor for having lofty ambitions.
Biography of Chen Sheng
Chen Sheng, courtesy name She, was born in Yangcheng (now Dengfeng, Henan) and was the leader of the peasant uprising in the late Qin Dynasty. In 209 BC (the first year of Qin II), on his way to Xu Di, he led an uprising against the tyranny of the Qin Dynasty and established the Zhang Chu regime in Chen County (now Huaiyang, Henan). Later he failed and was killed by a traitor. Idiom story 4 of "Honghu's ambition"
Idiom: "Honghu's ambition"
Pinyin: hóng hú zhī zhì
Explanation: Honghu: swan, a metaphor for a person with lofty ambitions; Chi: ambition. A metaphor for lofty ambitions.
Idiom story:
At the end of the Qin Dynasty, there was a man named Chen She who was one of the leaders of the peasant uprising at that time.
When Chen She was a child, his family was very poor and he was often hired to farm the fields. One day, while he was taking a break from farming, the more he thought about the unfairness of society, the angrier he became, and he said to the people resting together: If one day I become rich, I will never forget you. After hearing what he said, his companions laughed at him for his whims and daydreaming.
He couldn't help but sigh and said: Alas, how can the sparrow understand the swan's lofty ambition!