The essence of this idiom is deciduous shrubs, which are four or five feet high and have hard stems, and can be used as sticks. Carrying a scepter on his back, pleading guilty to the parties. Describe taking the initiative to admit mistakes, apologize and severely punish yourself.
This idiom comes from Historical Records. Biographies of Lian Po and Lin Xiangru. Hearing this, Lian Po was naked and humbled. Because the guest went to Lin Xiangru's door to apologize, he said, "I didn't know the general was so lenient!" A pawn is happy and an awkward friend.
During the Warring States Period, King Huiwen of Zhao made some achievements in Lin Xiangru's diplomacy, and worshipped Lin Xiangru as Shangqing, ranking above General Lian Po. Lian Po was unhappy, and felt that he had made a great contribution, unconvinced. He threatened to insult Lin Xiangru to his face. When Xiang Ru knew it, he didn't want to compete with Lian Po for priority, so he took care to avoid Lian Po and the fashion sickness in court, so as to avoid it. On one occasion, when Lin Xiangru went out by car, he saw Lian Po's car coming from a distance and quickly asked his men to drive to an alley to escape. People who think Xiang Ru is afraid of Lian Po are very angry. Lin Xiangru explained to them, "Qin is so powerful that I am not afraid. What's so terrible about General Lian? Therefore, I think that the reason why today's Tuqin dare not fight with our Zhao easily is only because Zhao has me and General Lian. If General Lian and I can't live in harmony, attack each other and fight like tigers, and as a result, a tiger is injured, and Qin takes the opportunity to invade Zhao. I avoided General Lian because I put national security first, regardless of personal grievances. "
Lin Xiangru's words greatly touched his people. People who are like each other also learn from Lin Xiangru, and are humble to people in Lian Po. This matter reached the ears of Lian Po, and Lian Po was deeply moved by Xiangru's generosity and felt even more ashamed. So he took off his coat, tied a crutch to his back, and asked someone to take it to Xiangrujia to confess, and said sadly; "I am a rough and shallow person. I can't believe the general is so tolerant of me. "
Lin Xiangru saw that Lian Po was sincere, so he personally took off his scepter and asked him to sit down. The two men were honest. From then on, they vowed to live and die together and became best friends.
2. The idiom "Pull back from the brink, repent and turn over a new leaf".
First, turn back to the shore
Interpretation: In Buddhist language, it means that a guilty person can go to the other side and cross over as long as he changes his mind and repents. The latter is a metaphor for people who do bad things. As long as they are determined to repent, there is a way out.
Said by: Guo Moruo's "Southern Crown Grass" Act I: As long as they recognize the maze, they will go back to the other side.
Second, pull back from the cliff [xuá n yá lè m m m:]
Explanation: cliff: a high and steep cliff; Bridle: To bridle a horse. Lead the horse to the edge of a high cliff. Metaphor to the edge of danger, wake up and turn back in time.
From: the flashy Chinese Art Museum III: You have made a big mistake, and you have been sorry for your ancestors. Come back from the cliff quickly!
Third, repent of the past
Explanation: pain: thorough; True or false: wrong. Completely correct the mistakes made before.
From: Ming Ling Mengchu's "Surprised at the Second Moment, the foolish son is very annoyed": "If you repent, I will live in this house with your husband and wife."
I'll give this house to you and your wife if you completely correct the mistakes you made before.
Fourth, repent and turn over a new leaf
Explanation: regret: repentance; Over: error; Turn over a new leaf: Turn yourself over a new leaf. Regret your past mistakes and make up your mind to turn over a new leaf.
Said by: Guo Moruo's "Southern Crown Grass" Act I: As long as you really repent and turn over a new leaf, this hall can spare your life.
Verb (short for verb) turns over a new leaf.
Explanation: clear up old ideas and change the old look. Metaphor is complete repentance.
From: Wen Yiduo's Myth, Poetry and Historical Trend: Unless you can really give up the traditional consciousness, completely turn over a new leaf and start over.
3. What idioms are there about correcting mistakes? When the prodigal son returns, he must first turn over a new leaf.
1. The prodigal son turns back.
It means that idlers turn over a new leaf, which is mostly used by young and ignorant children to repent after making mistakes and go home to do their filial piety. From dream 81, dream 32.
2. Pull back from the cliff. Xu á n yá lè m::.
Cliffs, high and steep cliffs; Pull back, pull the reins and stop the horse. It means to rein in the horse at the edge of a high cliff, which means to wake up and turn back in time at the edge of danger. From the cloud "Notes of Yuewei Caotang": "This scholar is great wisdom."
3. Confess the previous injustice.
Pain: thorough; True or false: wrong. Completely correct the mistakes made before. From Ming Ling Mengchu's "Two Moments of Surprise, the foolish son is very annoyed": "If you repent, I will live in this house with your husband and wife." In the middle school text "Strange Man on Earth" and "Good Mouth Sheep Ba": "The little one must repent!" It has also appeared.
4. Turn over a new leaf.
Refers to understanding and repenting of crimes and remolding one's image from them.
Step 5 start over
Get rid of old ideas and change the old look. Metaphor means that the bad guys repent thoroughly. From the Book of Changes: "Sages wash their hearts and return to seclusion."
4. The idiom 1 means to correct your mistakes. Change it in the morning and correct it at night. Describe the speed of correcting mistakes.
2. Ejection is beneficial to diseases: ejection: pointing and outspoken; Illness: Illness. Direct criticism helps to correct shortcomings and mistakes.
3. Offending face: offending the face and majesty of the monarch or elders; Extreme exhortation: Persuade with blunt words (usually the lower part is the upper part). Dare to offend the majesty of the monarch or elder and try to persuade him to correct his mistake.
4. Offending face: offending the face and majesty of the monarch or elders; Persuasion: hard persuasion. Dare to offend the majesty of the monarch or elder and try to persuade him to correct his mistake.
5. Offending face: offending the face and majesty of the monarch or elders; Direct protest: convince with blunt words. Dare to offend the majesty of the monarch or elder and try to persuade him to correct his mistake.
6. make amends: stingy: a pity. Correct mistakes firmly and without hesitation.
7. Take good advice: correct mistakes and become excellent. Refers to evil is good.
8. Turn over a new leaf: correct mistakes and turn over a new leaf.
9. Change and become good: correct mistakes and become good. Refers to evil is good.
10. Turn over a new leaf: Turn over a new leaf: consciously correct, turn over a new leaf. Correct your mistakes and start over.
1 1. Make new changes: it means to correct mistakes without reservation. To "turn over a new leaf."
12. Start over: it refers to correcting wrong thoughts and changing wrong behaviors.
13. Changing one's surname and changing things: it means changing the dynasty, changing one's tune and changing colors easily.
14. Anyway, return to evil: correct mistakes and return to the right path.
15. Return to evil: return: return. Correct mistakes and return to the right path.
16. If you make a mistake, you can correct it.
17. If you pass, don't be afraid to change: if you pass, you are wrong; Fear: fear. Don't be afraid to correct your mistakes.
18. Good and evil: evil thoughts; Return to the right path. Correct mistakes and take the right path.
19. Get lost: get lost. Metaphor can be changed if it is wrong.
20. Get lost: Get lost. Metaphor can be changed if it is wrong.
2 1. lost: lost; Reverse: Reverse. Get lost until you come back. Metaphor can be changed if it is wrong.
22. get lost: get lost: get lost; Return: Come back. Get lost until you come back. The metaphor is to find that you have made a mistake and know how to correct it.
23. Obscure and know the opposite: metaphor can correct mistakes. The same as "getting lost"
24. forbearance and correction: refers to correcting mistakes and doing good deeds.
25. Deliberate: Metaphorically, when studying or studying problems, we discuss each other and learn from each other's strengths. With "cut measures to ponder".
26. Learn to ponder: process bones, horns, jade and stones into utensils. Metaphor is to discuss with each other and learn from each other when studying or studying problems.
27. Start over: Jude said to turn over a new leaf. Correct your mistakes and start over.
28. Nothing is too good: everyone can make mistakes and make hunting mistakes. As long as it is corrected, it is still the best person.
29. Correct mistakes: correct mistakes and mistakes. With the "rope".
30. rope correction: correct mistakes. With the "rope".
5. Describe idioms that can correct mistakes.
Pinyin: zh and guòbòg?I
Explanation: If you realize that you are wrong, you must change it.
Source: The Analects of Confucius Zi Han: "If you pass, don't be afraid to change." Zhou Liangxing in the Southern Dynasties wrote "Thousand-Character Works": "If you know it, you must change it, so you can't forget it."
Ex.: Yes, I am an old brain, I am a raw rice, and I am the future. Zhou Libo's Storm, Part II, Ten
Synonym: You can change what you know, and you can also change what you have lived.
Antonym: Make mistakes.
Grammar: as predicate and attribute; Refers to modesty.
If you realize that you are wrong, you can correct it.
Pinyin: zh and gunéng g?I
Explanation: You can correct yourself if you realize that you are wrong.
Source: The Analects of Confucius Zi Han: "If you pass, don't be afraid to change." In the Southern Dynasties, Zhou Liangxing thought a thousand words: "What you know must be changed, so you can't forget it."
However, a poem touches people, and both can be shown later, so record it. Pu's Medieval Light Books
Synonym: Once you know it, you must change it.
Grammar: as predicate and attribute; Refers to modesty.
Admitting a mistake is half corrected; Correct mistakes as soon as you know them.
Pinyin: zh \uòJiüg?I
Explanation: Correct yourself as soon as you know you are wrong.
Source: Liu Huifang by Wang Shuo: "I have many shortcomings, and correcting my mistakes is one of them."
For example, it is not easy to really do it.
Synonym: Once you know it, you must change it.
Antonym: Never change after repeated instruction.
Grammar: as predicate and object; Refers to modesty.
Find your own direction and return to your original position.
Pinyin: Wen
Explanation: lost: lost; Return: Come back. Get lost until you come back. The metaphor is to find that you have made a mistake and know how to correct it.
Source: Wei Zhi Yuan Shu: "Isn't it painful to try your own misfortune?" If you are confused, you can still avoid it. "
Ex.: Husband ~, go to philosophy. The Book of Chi Yu in Southern Dynasties
Synonym: pull back from the cliff
Antonym: stubbornness
Grammar: as predicate and attribute; You should know when you are wrong.