Idiom stories, in our daily life, we should have heard many stories about idioms and read many types of idiom story books. Idiom stories are also a major part of the world's excellent culture. The following is a story about idioms.
The idiom Daquan Story 1 1 is a timely help.
Idiom Story During the Southern Song Dynasty, Fan Chengda, a famous poet, wrote many well-known poems all his life, which were deeply loved by people. In his later years, he retired to his hometown of Shihu, calling himself a Shihu layman. His works were included in Shihu Jushi Poetry, including a poem "It's not necessary to give charcoal in the snow, but also talk about scenery."
Step 2 draw cakes to satisfy hunger
When Cao Rui, the grandson of Cao Cao, became emperor, he was anxious to find an "accountant", and asked Lu Yu, the minister, to recommend a person with real skills, and warned him that people who recommend talents should not only look at fame. Fame is like a cake painted on the ground, so don't eat it when you are hungry.
Lu Yu carefully selected Zhong Shulang for Cao Rui.
Step 3 swallow dates.
Once upon a time, a wise man heard that eating pears is good for teeth, but bad for spleen, but eating dates is just the opposite.
He thought for a long time and finally came up with a way to kill two birds with one stone, that is, just chew pears and swallow dates, so as not to hurt his teeth and spleen. People laughed at him for swallowing dates.
4, intrigue
Idiom Story During the Spring and Autumn Period, the powerful Chu State surrounded the weak capital of the Song State. Hua Yuan, commander-in-chief of the Song State, defended the city to the death, and the Chu army did not have much food. The driver, Shen Shu, gave a plan to ask soldiers to build houses and farm land and pretend to live permanently.
Huayuan was in a hurry. He sneaked into Zifan's camp, commander of the Chu army, and said that people who lacked food in the city were delicious.
So the two armies made peace.
5. Grass boat borrows arrows
During the Three Kingdoms period, Cao Cao led an army to attack Wu Dong, and Sun Quan and Liu Bei joined forces against Cao Cao. Zhou Yu was narrow-minded and jealous of Zhuge Liang, so he designed Zhuge Liang to build 100 thousand arrows in three days.
Zhuge Liang borrowed 20 boats and scarecrows from Lu Su and set sail for Cao Ying in the night fog. Cao Cao led the army to shoot arrows at the scarecrow desperately, and successfully completed the task.
6. the Goddess Chang'e flying to the moon
It is said that there were 10 suns in the ancient sky at the same time, and the earth was scorched. Hou Yi killed nine suns for the people, and the heavenly queen gave him the elixir of life.
His wife Chang 'e took these pills while Hou Yi was not looking. Suddenly, she became a fairy and flew to the heavenly palace. The queen mother punished her and let her think in the Guanghan Palace.
7. arrogance
During the Southern Dynasties, Xiao Zixian, nephew of Emperor Wu of Qi, was brilliant and flexible.
When he was Liang's doctor, he used Jing Yi as imperial academy's textbook.
He wrote 100 volume of the Book of the Later Han Dynasty and 60 volumes of the History of Qi.
He won the trust of Liang Wudi.
Liang Wudi thought he was arrogant and was called "arrogant" by posthumous title after his death.
8. Give one's life for righteousness
At the end of the Spring and Autumn Period, the doctor Zhao Xiangzi killed the doctor Zhi Bo.
Zhi Bo's confidant, Yurang, vowed to kill Zhao Xiangzi. He sneaked into Zhao Xiangzi's house and assassinated him.
Zhao Xiangzi admired him. He was released by friendship.
Later, he painted his whole body as a scorpion, swallowed red-hot charcoal to make his voice hoarse, attempted to assassinate him again and committed suicide.
Idiom daquan story 2 1, classic idiom story: fish is like a real pearl.
Once upon a time, there was a man named Yuan Man. He bought a big and bright pearl, and often played alone, never letting others see it. His neighbor picked up a big pearl from the road and treasured it. Later, both of them got the same disease, and the doctor said that they should use pearl powder to fill the medicine. They must take out their hidden pearls. The doctor smiled and said to Shouliang, "You are not a pearl, but a fish eye!" " "
[Note] Pearl: Pearl.
[Hint] Metaphor is to confuse the real with the fake, and shoddy.
2, the classic idiom story: Cup bow snake shadow
In the Western Jin Dynasty, a man named Le Guang invited a friend to drink at home. When a friend saw a snake swimming in the glass, he felt sick when he came home. When Yue Guang knew this, he invited the man to sit in his original position and told him that the snake was the reflection of a bow hanging on the wall. My friend was relieved and soon recovered.
【 Hint 】 Metaphor is panic and anxiety caused by doubt.
3. Classic idiom story: thriller
In the Western Han Dynasty, there was an official named Zong Yi, who was violent and cruel. On his first day in office, he ordered more severe punishment for more than 200 prisoners held in local prisons. Relatives and friends of these prisoners came to visit the prison and were arrested by him. Later, he still felt that it was not enough, so he killed the prisoners and their relatives and friends. When people knew about it, they trembled and were very scared.
[Note] Li: Trembling with fear.
[Tip] Don't tremble with cold. Describe being very scared.
4. Classic idiom story: Gong Yu moved mountains.
Legend has it that there was an old man named Gong Yu in ancient times. There are two mountains in front of his house, Taihang Mountain and Wuwangshan Mountain, which is very inconvenient to walk. He is determined to lead his family to dig up the two mountains. There is an old man named Zhisou who thinks this is impossible. Yu Gong said, "I have a son when I die, and a grandson when my son dies. My children and grandchildren will never end, but this mountain will not grow taller and will be dug up one day. "
[Tip] Metaphorically, you have tenacious perseverance and are not afraid of difficulties.
Classic idiom story: snipe and clam fight.
A big mussel is lying on the beach basking in the sun. It opened its shell, and a snipe came at it like lightning, and its long mouth pierced the shell like a sword. The mussel immediately closed its shell and caught the snipe's long beak. While they were fighting with each other, a fisherman happened to pass by and caught them easily.
[Note] Snipe: Snipe.
[Hint] It is a metaphor for the competition between the two, both of which hurt each other and benefit the third party. Generally, the phrase "the snipe and the clam struggle, and the fisherman gains" is used together.
6. Classic idiom story: Dig the wall and steal the light.
In the Han Dynasty, there was a scholar named Kuang Heng. Because his family is poor, he can't afford candles and lamp oil, so he can't read at night. He found that the rich man next door lit candles every night, and the room was brightly lit, so he secretly cut a small hole in the wall, from which the light shone. Kuang Heng studied hard in this situation. He later became a very learned man.
[Note] Wall: Wall.
[Hint] means to study hard by all means.
Idiom Story 3 (1), the iron pestle is ground into a needle.
Li Bai, a famous poet in Tang Dynasty, didn't like reading when he was a child. He often plays truant and wanders in the street. One day, Li Bai did not go to school again. He wandered about the street, looked around and unconsciously arrived outside the city. Warm sunshine, cheerful bird songs and flowers swaying with the wind made Li Bai sigh, "How boring it is to study in the house all day in such good weather?"
Walking, at the door of a shabby hut, a white-haired old woman is grinding an iron pestle as thick as a stick. Li Bai walked over. "What are you doing, old woman?" "I want to grind this iron pestle into an embroidery needle." The old woman looked up, smiled at Li Bai, and then lowered her head to continue grinding. "Embroidered needle?" Li Bai asked again, "Is it an embroidery needle for sewing clothes?" "Of course!" "But, the iron pestle is so thick, when can it be ground into a fine embroidery needle?"
The old woman asked Li Bai, "A drop of water can pierce a stone, but a fool can move a mountain. Why can't an iron pestle be ground into an embroidery needle?" "But, you are so old?" "As long as I work harder than others, there is nothing I can't do." Li Bai was ashamed of what the old woman said, and never played truant after he went back. I study very hard every day and finally become an immortal poet.
(2) Smelling chickens dancing
Zu Ti in Jin Dynasty was an open-minded and ambitious person. But he was a naughty boy when he was a child and didn't like reading. When he entered his youth, he realized his lack of knowledge and felt that he could not serve his country without studying, so he began to study hard. He read widely and studied history carefully, so he began to study hard. He read widely and studied history carefully, from which he learned a wealth of knowledge and made great progress.
He has been in and out of Luoyang, Kyoto for many times, and people who have contacted him say that Zu Ti is a talented person who can assist the emperor in governing the country. When Zu Ti was 24 years old, he was recommended as a lawyer, but he didn't agree. He still studies tirelessly.
Later, Zu Ti and his childhood friend Liu Kunyi became the main book of Sizhou. He and Liu Kun have deep feelings. They not only share the same bed, but also share the same lofty ideal: to make contributions, revitalize the state of Jin and become a pillar of the country.
Once, in the middle of the night, Zu Ti heard the cock crow in his sleep. He kicked Liu Kun awake and said to him, "Everyone else thinks it's unlucky to hear a rooster crow in the middle of the night. I don't think so. How about we get up and practice swords when we hear chickens crow in the future? " Liu Kun readily agreed.
So every day after the rooster crows, he gets up to practice his sword, and the light of the sword flies and the sound of the sword is sonorous. Spring goes to winter, cold goes to summer, and it never stops. Many things happen. After long and arduous study and training, they finally became generalists who can write good articles and lead troops to win the battle. Zu Ti was named General Zhenxi, realizing his desire to serve the country. Liu Kun became the commander-in-chief in charge of military affairs in Hebei and Youzhou, and also gave full play to his literary talent and military talent.