Idioms:
There is no time to spare
Pinyin:
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[ r? b? xi? jǐ]
Explanation:
Leisure: leisure. No: No. It means that there is no time every day, and it is a metaphor for being busy due to being trapped by things.
Source:
Western Han Dynasty? Sima Qian's "Historical Records? Fengchan Shu": "Although he was ordered to do so, he failed to achieve his goal and arrived in Liang Dynasty. The father is good but the morals are not good, and the good work is good but there is no time to give, so I use hope for immediate things. "
Example sentences:
This is really a dizzying entertainment world.
Allusions to the idiom:
"The day is too busy to give". The "leisure" in this idiom means leisure. This idiom means that things are heavy and time is not enough.
This idiom comes from "Hanshu. High Standards Benji Part 2". Although there is no time to give, the rules and regulations are far away.
In 202 BC, Liu Bang defeated Xiang Yu, became emperor, established the Han Dynasty, and was known as the Emperor of the Han Dynasty in history.
When Liu Bang first became emperor, the territory directly ruled by the imperial court was only fifteen counties, and the rest of the land was granted to meritorious princes and kings, which almost restored the situation of the Warring States Period. Separatist situation. However, this approach was necessary at the time. If we did not do this, we would not be able to get these people to attack Xiang Yu, we would not be able to get these people to recognize the Han Emperor in name, and we would not be able to get unification and peace.
In order to achieve a safe environment, various rules and regulations must be established. Various rules and regulations of the Qin Dynasty have been abolished, and new ones have not been established. For this reason, Liu Bang ordered Prime Minister Xiao He to formulate a fundamental law for the country so that the whole country could follow it. Xiao He worked as a county official and then as a minister, so he was familiar with the people's sentiments. As early as when the rebel army entered Xianyang, the capital of Qin, he collected the laws and regulations of the Qin Dynasty and mastered the country's dangerous mountains and rivers, county and county household registration and other information. After he was ordered to do so, he formulated the "Nine Chapters" based on the social conditions at that time and the system of the Qin Dynasty.
There must also be a military law. Han Xin was an outstanding military strategist. He made great contributions in helping Liu Bang defeat Xiang Yu, and Liu Bang asked him to formulate military law. The minister Zhang Cang was a famous calender, and Liu Bang asked him to formulate rules and regulations related to calculations, measures, quantities, and measures. He also ordered Dr. Shu Suntong to formulate a etiquette system so that there would be prescribed etiquette between the monarch and his ministers, and everyone could abide by it. Liu Bang didn't read many books when he was young, and he didn't have the habit of reading when he became emperor. Taizhong doctor Lu Jia liked to read and write articles, and often talked about "The Classics" and "Books" in front of Liu Bang. Liu Bang was already very busy dealing with political affairs every day, and he didn't have enough time. He would get bored if he listened too much. Once, he scolded Lu Jia and said: "I conquered the world on horseback. What does "Poems" and "Books" have to do with it!?
Lu Jia said patiently: ?Your Majesty conquered the world while riding on a horse, but can he govern the world while riding on a horse? Since ancient times, sage kings and wise kings have to study ways to govern the world. Only when civil and military forces cannot be neglected can the country be consolidated. ?
Liu Bang felt that what Lu Jia said was reasonable, so he said: "Okay, since you are knowledgeable and reasonable, tell me why the Qin Dynasty perished, why I gained the world, and what happened from ancient times to the present." All the important events of the rise and fall of the present imperial court, success and failure, are written down for me to read. ?Soon, Lu Jia wrote twelve articles. Liu Bang found it very inspiring after reading it, so he compiled these articles into a book and named it "Xin Qiong".
Liu Bang also made an oath and asked people to write the documents of the feudal heroes in cinnabar, cast them into iron coupons, and put them in metal boxes and stone chambers. Then it was hidden in the ancestral temple for permanent preservation.
In this way, although Liu Bang was so busy that he had no free time every day, he was still far from the scale he wanted to achieve.