Idioms from ancient fables

The idioms from ancient fables are as follows:

1. To hide one's ears and steal the bell, from "Lu's Spring and Autumn Period·Zi Zhi": "After the death of the Fan family, the common people have those who have the bell, and want to If you carry it away, the bell cannot be carried. If you destroy it with the vertebrae, the bell will still make a sound. You are afraid that people will hear it and snatch it away. "

2. To encourage growth, from "Mencius Gongsun Chou". "Part 1": "There was a person in the Song Dynasty who pinched his seedlings because they were not growing. He returned home confused and said to him: 'I am sick today, so I will help the seedlings grow.' His son came to look at him, but the seedlings were haggard. ”

3. Waiting for rabbits, from the record in "Han Feizi·Five Beetles": There were people in the Song Dynasty who plowed the fields. There was a plant in the field. A rabbit walked along and touched the plant. It broke its neck and died. Because he released his weeds and guarded the plant, he hoped to get the rabbit again. The rabbit cannot be recovered, but it is the song of Song Dynasty that laughs. Today, if we want to use the government of the previous kings to govern the people of the current world, they will all be like Zhuzhu.

4. Buying caskets and returning pearls, from Han Feizi's "Wai Chu Shuo" (upper left) "A Chu man sold his pearls to Zheng. It was a Mulan cabinet, smoked with hanging peppers, embellished with pearls and jade, and decorated with roses. Looking for jade. The people of Zheng bought the coffin and returned the pearls. This can be said to be good at selling casks, but not good at selling pearls.

5. The snipe and the clam fight, from. "Warring States Policy": Zhao Qie attacked Yan, and Su Dai said to King Hui on Yan's behalf: "Now I am coming to cross the Yishui River. The clams came out to expose, and the snipe pecked at its flesh. The clam closed and clamped its beak. The snipe said: ' If it doesn't rain today, there will be dead clams! 'The clams also say to the snipe: 'If it doesn't come out today, there will be dead snipe'! Now Zhao is attacking Yan. Yan and Zhao have been supporting each other for a long time, and they are harming the people. I am afraid that Qin will become a fisherman.

6. Playing the Yu indiscriminately is from Han Fei's "Han Feizi Nei Chu Shuo 1": King Xuan of Qi sent people to play the Yu, and there must be three hundred people. The Nanguo minister asked him to play the Yu for the king. King Xuan was pleased with it and fed hundreds of people. King Xuan died and King Min was established. After listening to them one by one, the soldiers fled.

7. Donkeys in Guizhou are poor in skills. This comes from "Three Commandments: Donkeys in Guizhou" written by Liu Zongyuan of the Tang Dynasty: "There are no donkeys in Guizhou. Those who have good things to do will be brought in by ship. When there are no more available, let them go down the mountain. When the tiger sees them, they will It is a huge thing. It is regarded as a god. If you look at it in the forest, you will not know it.

8. The goddess scatters flowers, from "Vimalakirti Sutra": "Shi Wei". One day in Mojie's room, a woman saw the great masters listening to the Dharma. She appeared and scattered heavenly flowers to all the Bodhisattvas and great disciples. The Bodhisattvas and the great disciples all fell. The great disciples were able to avoid falling. All the disciples use their divine power to go to Hua, but they cannot be ordered to go.

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