Idiom: Mingzhu Raw Clam Idiom Number: 4284 Idiom: Mingzhu Raw Clam Phonetic: ㄇ｜ㄥˊ ㄓㄨㄕㄥㄅㄤˋ Chinese Pinyin: míng zhū shēng bàng Reference word: Old clam raw pearl Interpretation: Yishen "Old Clam Pearl". See the article "Old clams grow pearls". Emoji symbols: (This is the Chinese character "Pearl Clam" corresponding to the Emoji emoticon "" originally collected by this site. It adds vivid symbols to the Chinese characters, compares PNG images and animated GIF images, and is also convenient for everyone to copy and paste to social media, etc. Place, click on the Emoji symbol "" and the picture link to view a more detailed introduction to the symbol in the "EmojiAll Expression Dictionary") Detailed explanation of the idiom and allusion: The allusion to "Old Clam Pearl" is listed here for reference. . During the Eastern Han Dynasty, a general named Wei Duan had two sons. The eldest son was called Yuan Jiang and the second son was called Zhong Jiang. Both of them were very outstanding. Kong Rong, who was well-known in the literary world at that time, had a profound family relationship with the Wei Duan family. Once, Kong Rong wrote a letter to Wei Duan, mentioning in the letter: "The Yuan Dynasty came to visit a few days ago. I think he is profound in knowledge, talented and magnanimous. He will definitely be a talent who can create great careers in the future. Yesterday Zhong I will visit you again. I think he is smart and kind-hearted. He will definitely inherit the family business and shine in the future. I never thought that such a pair of precious pearls would come from an old clam like you. It is so precious! "Because Wei Duan was already old at that time, Kong Rong used an old clam to compare him, and a pearl to compare his two outstanding sons. The idiom "Old clams grow pearls" evolved from here, "Book Story." "Children and Grandsons": "The speaker said that both father and son are beautiful, saying that old clams give birth to pearls." This is exactly what he said. Later, the meaning of "old clams give birth to pearls" was mostly used as a metaphor for having children in old age. Source: Listed here are the sources of "Old Clam Pearl" for reference. Chinese. Kong Rong "Book with Wei Duan" (according to "Three Kingdoms. Volume 10. Wei Shu. Xun Yu Xun You Jia Xu Zhuan. Xun Yu" cited by Pei Songzhi) Kang was named Yuan Jiang, and he was also a native of Jingzhao. Kong Rong and Kang's father read a book and said: "The Japanese Yen general 1> came yesterday, Yuancai was bright and majestic 2>, elegant and Hongyi 3>, the weapon of greatness 4>. Yesterday Zhongjiang 5> came again, and his nature was pure and true. 6>, Wenmin Ducheng 7>, the lord of the family. 9> Unexpectedly, the two pearls are close to the old clam, which is very precious. 〔Notes〕 (1) Yuan General: Wei Kang (?? AD 211?) , named Yuanjiang, was born in Jingzhao at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty and was the son of Wei Duan. Yadu was talented, and Kong Rong praised him as a great weapon. He was appointed as the governor of Liangzhou and later attacked and killed by Ma Chao. (2) Yuan Cai Liang Mao: Talent and learning are profound, broad and beautiful. (3) Yadu Hongyi: Elegant bearing and firm-minded. (4) The weapon of greatness: talents who manage the world and govern the country. (5) Zhongjiang: Wei Dan (AD 179-253), courtesy name Zhongjiang, was born in Jingzhao, Wei, Three Kingdoms, and was the son of Wei Duan. Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty served as the chief planner of the county in Jian'an, and paid special tribute to the doctor. During the reign of Emperor Wei Ming in Taihe, he was the prefect of Wudu. He was good at calligraphy and learned from Zhang Zhi and Handan Chun. He was good at all calligraphy, especially large calligraphy. All the inscriptions on the treasures of the Wei Dynasty were written by him. (6) Yi Xing Zhen Shi: A sincere and kind temperament. (7) Wen Min and Sincerity: Be elegant, flexible and loyal. (8) Protector of the home: The person who protects the home and country. (9) Unexpected: Unexpected. Documentary evidence: 01. "Selected Group Sounds". Official style. Volume 1 and 2. Baishunji. "The King once had a son": "The Emperor of the Lotus gave him a favor from heaven and a son to carry on the family line. Even if he praises the good omen as a bear, he is especially lucky like a pearl giving birth to a clam!" Jingwei is clear and upright, bright and self-evident. Jingwei is self-explanatory. Jingwei is clear.
Idioms starting with the word "明" are clear-minded, blatant and bold, wise and wise, protecting one's life. Tomorrow's flowers knowingly commit crimes, bright eyes, white teeth, bright mirrors, high-hanging pearls, secretly cast, as if watching fire, the pearl falls into the palm of one's hand. Revise clearly and hide in the dark, a pearl in the palm of your hand, a wise man to defend yourself, a clear and well-versed person, knowing clearly and committing crimes, a pearl raw and a clam, a pearl cast at night
Idioms ending with the word "clam"
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Refer to the idiom in the "Mandarin Dictionary": Pearl Clam.
Refer to the "Mandarin Dictionary" for a detailed explanation of the words "mingzhushengclam" is divided into:
明, pearl, raw, clam.