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What are the traditional Chinese virtue stories?

Breaking the kettle and sinking the boat, Kong Rong divided the pear, Fan Kuai broke into the palace, Zhuge Ke got the donkey, Jing Ke assassinated the Qin king, the bell must be tied, the boy Liu Gongquan, hard man Dong Xuan, special will, Xuanzang to get the scriptures.

1, break the kettle and sink the boat

Xiang Yu to avenge his uncle Xiang Liang, personally led 20,000 troops to attack Zhang Han. Before crossing the river, he ordered his soldiers to break the kettle and wok for cooking, and after crossing the river, he chiseled and sank the boat, taking only three days of dry food with him. Finally, he defeated the Qin army at Julu. Later, the idiom of "breaking the cauldron and sinking the boat" was used to express the determination of the Qin army.

2, Kong Rong split the pear

Eastern Han Lu, there is a child named Kong Rong, very smart, but also very understanding. Kong Rong also has five older brothers, a little brother, seven brothers get along very well. One day, Kong Rong's mother bought a lot of pears, a plate of pears on the table, the brothers let Kong Rong and the youngest brother first. Kong Rong picked the smallest pear and said, "I am young, I should take the smallest one, and the big one should be left for my brother to eat."

3. Fan Kuai broke into the palace

When Xiang Yu invited Liu Bang to the Hongmen Banquet, it was Qin Kuai who bravely rushed in to protect Liu Bang and keep him safe. When Liu Bang established his own country and did not want to deal with the national affairs, it was Qin Kuai who broke into the palace and woke up Liu Bang with a word, such a loyal and righteous man is worth learning.

4. Zhuge Ke got a donkey

During the Three Kingdoms period, Sun Quan, the king of Wu, used a donkey to make fun of Zhuge Zhuan at a banquet. Zhuge Jing's youngest son, Zhuge Ke, was so smart and clever that he relieved his father's embarrassment and was therefore appreciated by the king of Wu. The king of Wu then gave the donkey to Zhuge Ke.

5. Jing Ke assassinates the King of Qin

At the end of the Warring States period, the Qin army pushed into Yan after taking down Zhao. Jing Ke, a strong man, volunteered to go to Qin, and when he offered the head of Fan Yuzhi and a map of Zhao to Qin Shi Huang, Jing Ke took the dagger from the map and stabbed Qin Shi Huang. In the end, the assassination did not succeed.

6, the bell must be tied

Tai Chin, a young monk smart, but once because of drinking against the rules of the temple to face the consequences of being expelled from the temple, in order to make the young monk to understand the reasoning of the Zen master of the eyes of the law out of the public question, the monks could not answer. Taichin, after realizing the meaning of the question, gave the correct answer.

7, Junior Liu Gongquan

Tang Dynasty calligrapher Liu Gongquan was a good writer when he was a teenager, but an old man told him that some people can write better than him with their feet, Liu Gongquan was not convinced. After seeing this with his own eyes, he realized that he could not be complacent and had to be humble enough to ask others for advice.

8. Dong Xuan, the Tough Guy

Dong Xuan, the magistrate of Luoyang County, was so upright and impartial that he did not even spare the Emperor's sister's house slaves who had broken the law, and executed them in public. In a fit of anger, the emperor's sister brought the case to the emperor's attention. In the palace, Dong Xuan argued his case, and the emperor was so angry that he stared at him. With Dong Xuan's argument, he convinced the emperor and was rewarded by him.

9, special will

Sun Shou Ao was a very contributing minister of Chu, he left a will before he died. Duke Sun An obeyed his father's wishes, and instead of accepting high officials and rich rewards, he only accepted a piece of barren land, Bedchu, rewarded by the king of Chu, and lived a self-supporting life.

10, Xuanzang scriptures

Tang Dynasty monk Xuanzang went to the West to get the scriptures passing through the country of Gaochang, the king of Gaochang in order to advocate Buddhism, and strongly retained Xuanzang to stay in the country. But the determination of Xuanzang to go to the West is unwavering, after the spread of Buddhism in the country of Gaochang, he embarked on a long way to the West.