The grace of a meal means that Han Xin was very poor when he was young. When he met his floating mother, he gave him a meal to satisfy his hunger. Later, he was named king of Chu, and he was rewarded with 1000 yuan for his kindness. From Historical Records Biography of Huaiyin Hou.

Han Xin, the great general who helped Emperor Gaozu paint the world, was in a very difficult situation without success. At that time, he often fished at the gate, hoping to solve his life with good luck. However, this is not a reliable way after all, and we should always be hungry. Fortunately, where he often fishes, there are many floating mothers (old women who clean silk floss or old clothes and old fabrics) working by the river. One of them sympathized with what happened to Han Xin and kept giving him relief and food. Han Xin thanked the hardworking and hard-working floating girl for her kindness and told her that she would be rewarded in the future. Floating mother was very unhappy at Han Xin's words, saying that she would not be repaid by Han Xin in the future. Later, Han Xin made great contributions to Hanwang and was named King of Qi. He remembered that he had been loved by his wandering mother before, so he ordered someone to bring her food and a table, and even gave her 1200 gold as a thank you.

At the beginning of the allusion to the grace of a meal, Han Xin, a native of Huaiyin, had no business, so he could not recommend it as history, nor could he rule merchants. He often sends food and drinks from people, and many people hate it. The letter was caught at the gate, and the floating mother was hungry when she saw it. To believe in happiness is to float my mother and say, "I will repay my mother." Mother was angry and said, "A gentleman can't feed himself. I eat because I feel sorry for my grandson. Are you going to repay me? "

In the first month of the fifth year of the Han Dynasty, the King of Qi moved to Chu and arrived in Pi. The letter to the country asks for a daughter from the mother.

The meaning of a meal's grace

Han Xin was poor when he was young, so he met his floating mother and gave him a meal to satisfy his hunger. Later, he was named king of Chu, and he was rewarded with 1000 yuan for his kindness.

Source: "Historical Records Biography of Huaiyin Hou": "The book is caught at the door, and the mothers wander. A mother saw the letter and was hungry, so she ate it, but it drifted for dozens of days. " And: "trust the country, if you drift away with your mother, give 1000 yuan."

Example: Ma Zhou said, "The poem on the wall is still there. Don't forget it." (Ming Ling Mengchu's "Two Moments of Surprise", Volume 5)

Synonym: One thousand yuan for a meal.