Smelling chicken dancing is a beautiful and progressive attitude towards life and way of action, which can inspire people to pursue success and be positive, and has high enlightenment and guiding significance.
Among them, "smelling chickens" means getting up in the morning and starting work, while "dancing" means that people should actively undertake their own work and succeed. This idea can really bring long-term changes and progress to our daily life.
Speaking of heroes who smell chickens dancing, people will naturally think of the story of Li Jing, the founder of the Tang Dynasty, and his wife and daughter-a story reported by Dan Xin. But in fact, the source of this word is not because of this story, but because of Zu Ti, a calligrapher in the Southern and Northern Dynasties.
Zutic was born in Luoyang, Henan. He served as a squire during the Liang Wudi period in the Southern and Northern Dynasties, and later became one of the representatives of literary studies in the Liang Dynasty, especially in calligraphy. Zu Ti's calligraphy is unique, natural and profound, responsive and accommodating.
According to the biography of Zu Ti in Tang Dynasty, he was seriously ill in his later years. He often practiced calligraphy with a pen before he died. He is used to getting up early and gets up as soon as he hears the cock crow. To this end, he posted such a pair of couplets on the door: "Xiao listens to broken leaves, and chickens crow in autumn; Before the dance falls, the logging song rhymes. "
Among them, "Xiao listens to broken leaves and autumn chickens crow" shows that he is used to getting up early every day and listening to the sounds of nature; "Before the dance, the logging songs are in tune" reflects his desire for health and longevity. It can be seen that Zu Ti's attitude of "smelling chickens and dancing" was deeply loved and respected by people at that time.
However, when it comes to the protagonist who "smells the chicken dancing", there is another eye-catching. According to legend, in the Northern Wei Dynasty, there was a general named Liu Kun, who was brave and good at fighting, and formed an iron alliance with soldiers.
He went to bed very late at night, but before dawn, he heard the cock crow. When he opened his eyes, it was already dark, but it was already late. He immediately woke everyone up to check their equipment, solved the problem, and then led the soldiers straight to the enemy's defense. In the end, the team led by Liu Kun won. Since then, the word "smell chicken dancing" has been widely circulated.
In a word, whether it is Zu Ti or Liu Kun, the spirit and wisdom contained in Smelling Chicken Dancing is instructive to everyone in life. We should get up early like Zu Ti and listen to the sounds of nature. Like Liu Kun, don't despise every morning, act in time and make full use of time.