Four stories with no hesitation 1
The source is Han Sima Qian's Biography of Historical Records and Sima Xiangru.
Sima Xiangru was so talented that he was appreciated by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty that he was transferred to his side to work.
At that time, there was a riot in Bashu area because of dissatisfaction with the high pressure of Tang and Meng to recruit migrant workers to repair the southwest Yi Road leading to Yelang and Spine people.
Emperor Wudi asked Sima Xiangru to reprimand Tang Meng, and asked him to write a proclamation to reassure the people and explain it to the Bashu people.
There is a passage in Sima Xiangru's proclamation: Some people don't know the laws and regulations of the country, and it is wrong to flee in panic or kill each other.
When a soldier is fighting, he should go up against the blade and arrow hammer, and never look back. He would rather die than turn his heel and run away.
you should take a long-term view, worry about the country's difficulties, and do your best to be a servant.
When people in Fubian County heard that Feng was holding a burnt offering, they all rushed with bows and marched with soldiers, sweating, fearing that they would fall behind, hitting a white blade, flying arrows, never turning back, and never turning their backs. People were angry, such as taking revenge.
"duty-bound" is derived from the sentence "duty-bound" in the proclamation. Story without hesitation 2
Pinyin yì wú f ù nù
Idiom Story During the Western Han Dynasty, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty sent Tang Meng, a minister, to repair the "Southwest Yi Dao". Tang Meng requisitioned a large number of migrant workers and killed tribal chiefs, causing riots. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty asked Sima Xiangru to calm things down. Sima Xiangru wrote "Yu Ba Shu Ba" proclamation, demanding that Ba Shu people should "never turn back, never follow suit", and through communication and entertainment, the contradiction was resolved.
allusions hit the nail on the head, running the arrow, without turning back.
Han Sima Xiangru's Yu Ba Shu Ba
Interpretation: morality; Look back: look back. Morally, we can only go forward and not hesitate to look back.
usage as predicate, attribute and adverbial; Used for people
structure subject-predicate type
similar words go forward bravely, cross the rubicon
opposite words are timid and timid
Idiom example
But it is these amiable and respectable people who go to spring every year without hesitation and make silent contributions.
◎ These two stubborn men, as soon as they find a reason, they both rush forward without hesitation.
◎ For this reason, he invested and established Jinlong Real Estate Company in Fujian, and invested all the money accumulated in Hong Kong for many years, resolutely and resolutely. Story 3
In the Western Han Dynasty, there was a lyricist named Sima Xiangru. He was eager to learn, fencing and playing the piano since childhood, but he was best at writing poems and fu. His Zi Xu Fu and Shang Lin Fu were all popular at that time, and he was a romantic genius full of poems. Therefore, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty appreciated him very much and kept him by his side as an official.
In 13 BC, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty sent Tang Meng, a minister, to repair the "Southwest Yi Dao".
because Tang Meng requisitioned a large number of migrant workers and killed the leaders of local tribes, it caused the local Bashu people's anxiety and even caused riots. After receiving this news, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty decided to let Sima Xiangru blame Tang Meng and let him write a proclamation to appease the local people.
so, Sima Xiangru wrote "Yu ba Shu". In this proclamation, he explained that it was appropriate to mobilize migrant workers and soldiers to build roads, but it was not your majesty's intention to disturb the local villagers. Some people don't know the laws and regulations of the country, and it is wrong to flee in panic. When a soldier is fighting, he should go up against the sword. He would rather die than turn his heels and run away. You should also take a long-term view and worry about the country. After in-depth communication, the two sides finally resolved the contradiction, the people quickly settled down, and the road construction project was carried out smoothly. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was very happy and promoted Sima Xiangru to be a corps commander.
Later, people used the idiom "without hesitation" to describe that when doing things, they should proceed from morality and go forward for the purpose of justice without hesitation. Righteousness, morality; Look back, look back. No turning back story 4
Usage
It is described as going forward for a just cause. Metaphor holds the belief that it must be completed.
Interpretation
Look back: look back. The idiom means that you have made up your mind and want to go back.
Origin
This idiom comes from Biography of Historical Records and Sima Xiangru: "If you don't turn your back, you won't follow suit. If you are angry, you will get revenge."
Idiom Story
Sima Xiangru was a gifted scholar in the Western Han Dynasty. He was not only good at fencing and playing the piano, but also good at writing poems. His talent won the appreciation of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, so he stayed with him as an official. At this time, just in time to catch up with Poyang, Tang Meng was repairing the southwest Shu Road. Tang Meng recruited many migrant workers and killed their leader. This caused anxiety and panic among the Bashu people, and a riot broke out. When this matter reached Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, he immediately sent Sima Xiangru to appease the people. In order to give an account to the people of Bashu, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty asked Sima Xiangru to write a proclamation and explain it to them. Sima Xiangru wrote a proclamation according to the orders of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, including a passage: "It is proper to mobilize civilian workers and soldiers to build roads, but it is not your majesty's intention to disturb everyone. When a soldier is fighting, he should go up against the blade and arrow, and never look back. He would rather die than turn his heels and run away. You should take a long-term view, worry about the country's difficulties, and do your best. " Sima Xiangru handled this matter in a very proper way, and the riots were quickly quelled, and the road construction project was carried on smoothly. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was very satisfied with Sima Xiangru's ability to handle affairs, so he worshipped him as a corps commander and assisted himself. Sima Xiangru Sima Xiangru, a gifted scholar, was born in Chengdu, Shu County (now Sichuan). When Emperor Jing was a regular servant of martial arts, he created Zi Xufu, which was appreciated by Emperor Wu and summoned. Fu came into being at the end of the Warring States Period and was popular in the Han Dynasty. It is a literary genre between poetry and prose. It pays attention to literary talent and rhyme, pays attention to elaborate description, and mostly adopts the form of subject-object question and answer, which formed a specific system in the early Western Han Dynasty. Sima Xiangru's Fu represents the highest achievement of Ci and Fu in the Western Han Dynasty.