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Classic xiehouyu story
Two-part allegorical saying is a special language form created by working people in China since ancient times. This is a short, interesting and vivid sentence. It consists of two parts: the former part plays the role of "introduction", like a riddle, and the latter part plays the role of "backing", like a riddle, which is very natural and appropriate. In a certain language environment, you can understand and guess the original intention by saying the first half sentence and "resting" the second half sentence, so it is called two-part allegorical saying.

Classic Xiehouyu Story 1 Cut the Gordian knot-Make a clean break

Story:1On July 23rd, 482, Wu Dongsheng, a young man who just turned 24, was going to buy two catties of cabbage. Suddenly, I saw a crowded place. He saw what seemed to be a ring in the crowd. So he flew over people's heads with flying skills and landed in front of the ring.

It turned out that there was a beautiful girl standing on the stage, and she was getting married with a man with big arms and thick waist. Two people each took a complicated knot tied with hemp rope. There is nothing strange at first sight, but it is amazing at second sight. There are at least 90 summaries about this big knot. The little girl and the big man started a game. Who untied the knot first? Wu Dongsheng understands that this is not a wedding competition, nor a wedding competition, but a wedding competition!

Within five minutes, the girl untied all the knots. Middle-aged people only untied more than 30 knots. So, the girl said to the big man, "I'm sorry, I failed." Middle-aged people had to walk out of the venue in frustration. Then, the girl said to everyone, "Now there are only two knots left. If it fails, today is over! " "

Wu Dongsheng had already thought it over: this girl has watery eyes, regular facial features, fair skin and slim figure. Wu Dongsheng thought again: I'm getting married, and my old mother hasn't seen my girlfriend yet! So he flew into the ring.

There was warm applause below. Wu Dongsheng came to the stage and asked, "Are there any rules?" "Yes, whoever opens it first will win!" After listening to the rules, the competition between Wu Dongsheng and the girl officially began. Wu Dongsheng took out his dagger and cut the knot with one knife. So I won the game.

Explanation: The metaphor is decisive, taking resolute and effective measures to solve complex problems quickly.

Zhang's Tea-On the Way Back to Gansu

Story: Zhang has a rich man. Whenever a poor man comes to borrow money, he treats him like poor tea. After drinking, he asked, "Is my tea good?" Whoever says "the tea of the third master is the best tea" can get a loan. On the contrary, no matter how hard you try, you can't borrow it or lend it. There was a poor man who didn't know the temperament of Third Master. When he came to borrow it, he said that Third Master's tea was really inferior and rough. As a result, no matter how he begged, he didn't get a loan, so he had to leave the third master's house disgruntled. He thought all the way: "why can others get money from the third master, but they can't?" ! "After thinking about it, I suddenly realized that I might have said that his tea was not good. So I decided to go back and find out about it. So, when he returned to the third master's house, he shouted, "Third master, third master, come out quickly! The third host heard the voice and asked, "What are you doing here again?" The poor man quickly said, "Third Master, I am poor and nearsighted. I came to your house earlier and drank your cup of tea, but I didn't think much about it and mistakenly thought it was inferior tea. You don't know your tea is very different until you drink it in your stomach. After I came out of your house, the taste of sweet tea once appeared in my stomach. Your tea on the way was especially sweet, which made me feel refreshed and refreshed! So I came back to tell you that Third Master's tea is the best in the world! Hearing this, Third Master finally agreed to borrow money.

Interpretation: This two-part allegorical saying has two meanings: First, it says that the third master is hypocritical, and when he flatters, he gets carried away. Second, when Yu Fan encounters setbacks in his work, he should think more, find out the crux and change his strategy, so that he can often get things done well.

Dogs eat mice-mind your own business.

Story: In a small village, there is a family. In the morning, the man went out to work and there was only a cat and a dog at home.

Every morning, the dishonest cat falls asleep in front of the house as soon as he sees his master go out to work! At this time, as soon as the mouse saw the cat sleeping, it quietly went to the house to look for something, which made the house messy and the furniture was bitten out of at least five gaps. That's because naughty mice have nothing to do and just bite.

The loyal watchdog saw it and was bored to death every day. On this day, the dog ran to the cat and pushed the cat with his foot. The cat snored and said, "What's the matter?" ! Loyal star? "The dog said," lazy cat! "Don't sleep, look at home, there are thousands of mice, all eating and biting furniture, making a mess, how unsanitary!" The cat said, "Leave it alone." The dog pushed the cat with his foot again. The cat got angry and said, "Mind your own business, watch your door, and leave me alone. I'm not polite to you!" " "Alas, the helpless dog looked at the house again and sadly went to the door and squatted down.

Qingzai lost his cowboy-he went far away.

Story: Qingzai is a cowherd, with a playful nature, and especially likes going to the theatre. He is just an opera fan. Every morning, he took the cowboy to the hillside, tied the cow rope to the tree head and played by himself. One day, the neighboring village celebrated the Buddha's birthday, singing operas to reward the gods, cigarettes wrapped around, gongs and drums were loud, and it was very lively. Qingzai ran to the theater as soon as he released the cowboy. It was not until the sun went down and it was dark that Qing Tsai ran back to the hillside. To his great surprise, the cowboy disappeared. Qingzai hurried along the hillside to look for it. Everyone asked, "Have you seen my cowboy?" The other party asked, "When did you lose it?" Answer: "Most of the time." The other party shook his head, sighed and said, "It's gone far, it's hopeless." As a result, the cowboy was not found, but the news spread all over the country. This is the origin of the two-part allegorical saying that "Qingzai lost his cowboy-gone far, hopeless".

Explanation: It is derogatory to describe a thing that took a long time to deal with. This is predictable and measures have been taken to avoid it.

The cat tried to make a phone call, which was a surprise.

Story: In Anhai area of Jinjiang, if people encounter unexpected things and are frightened, they will say humorously, "The cat is right-it is a shock." What's going on here? It turns out that in the early days of liberation, only a few government agencies had telephones, and private people had telephones, which was really rare. People need to call in an emergency, so they have to go to the post office. Mao Jiu is an honest businessman, opening a small shop and doing some small business. Because the business is booming, the goods are suddenly out of stock and need to be replenished as soon as possible, so the cat went to the post office to make a phone call with great interest. Because of the poor equipment and lack of experience in telephone use at that time, the result was "hello, hello, hello!" " "Shouted for a long time, but didn't make each other understand. However, the telephone bill is calculated according to the length of the call, and the number of telephone bills charged by the post office is so large that the cat is dumbfounded. The story was later condensed into a humorous two-part allegorical saying.

Interpretation: This word is often used to describe making a fool of yourself without seeing the world, often with a sarcastic meaning.

Aunt anqiu hit the maid-just right.

Story: Before liberation, Aunt Qiu was born in a scholarly family. She was cheerful, open-minded and enthusiastic about social welfare undertakings. The villagers respectfully call her Aunt Anqiu.

Aunt anqiu thinks that the maid at home has done something wrong and must be punished by flogging, but the punishment should be moderate. If it is light and painless, she can't learn the lesson; You hit her hard, she was injured and had to be treated, even delaying her work. So, just right. The story spread quickly, and later it became a popular fable to persuade those who went too far away from others: "Aunt Anqiu hit the maid-just right."

Interpretation: Describe that everything should leave room and not be excessive.

Classic two-part allegorical saying story 2 Playing with a broadsword in front of Guan Gong-Asking for trouble

Story: Cang did not protect Guan Yu at first, but obeyed Zhao Yun's orders. On one occasion, when the army was practicing martial arts, Zhou Cang hit a broadsword, and the soldiers cheered in unison, even Zhao Yun praised him a few words. Zhou Cang was so proud that he poked his broadsword on the ground, slapped his chest and blew it: "Hey! If there is someone in the army who knows how to use a knife better than Lao Zhou, I am willing to give him a hand! " A soldier saw him playing mysteriously and deliberately said to him, "Brother Zhou, don't play yet. If you dare to challenge Master Guan, my brother will be convinced! " Zhou Cang hasn't seen Guan Yu yet, but he has heard how good Guan Yu's saber is, and he has long wanted to touch Guan Yu. His strength came when he was excited by the team. He got off the horse and strode to see Mr. Guan. Master Guan was reading Sun Tzu's The Art of War in his mansion when he heard Zhou Cang shouting at the door and wanted to compete with him. Although I haven't seen Zhou Cang, I have heard from Zhao Yun, the fourth brother, that he has high martial arts and integrity, but he is too reckless. He belongs to a firecracker. He just explodes. So I didn't share his knowledge, just smiled. Who knows that Zhou Cang doesn't know much, thinking that Guan Sir Zhong is afraid of him, he directly uses "cowards" to harm Guan Sir Zhong. Master Guan has a bad temper, and now he is angry. I saw him put a pile of art of war, tucked his shirt in, strode out of the mansion, grabbed the pike from the guards, replaced the knife with a gun, and used his specialty Spring and Autumn Knife to compete with Zhou Cang. Zhou Cang, where is his opponent? I was pulled by teacher Guan! Zhou Cang this just know the back of the thing, convinced from the heart. He knelt in front of Mr. Zhong, held the Qinglong Road above his head and said loudly, "Mr. Zhong, a good knife is for heroes! Lao Zhou was persuaded by you, so I'll give you this nod. In the future, Lao Zhou will pull the pedal for Mr. Rama and carry the broadsword! " Master Guan saw that he was a real man and liked his frankness very much, so he accepted him now.

Since then, Zhou Cang has been carrying a big blade for Mr. Guan. The proverb "Playing broadsword in front of Guan Gong" has been handed down from generation to generation.

Explanation: Metaphorically, you overreach yourself and show off yourself in front of people who are taller than yourself.

Eight immortals crossing the sea-each showing his magical powers

Story: It is said that the Eight Immortals, including Lv Dongbin, crossed the East China Sea to Xiandao and saw huge waves. Lv Dongbin suggested that everyone throw something into the sea and show his magic across the sea. So Tie Guai Li threw his crutches into the water and stood on the water to cross the sea; Blue Cai He crossed the river with a basket of flowers; Han Xiangzi, Zhang, Han Zhongli, Cao Guojiu and He Xiangu also threw their flutes, clappers, paper donkeys, drums, tracts and bamboo covers into the sea and stood on them. The Eight Immortals showed their magical powers when crossing the sea. According to this legend, "Eight Immortals Crossing the Sea" is also called "Eight Immortals Crossing the Sea, each displaying his magical powers".

Interpretation: Metaphors have their own methods, or they show their magical powers and compete with each other.

Send goose feathers a thousand miles away-courtesy is light and affection is heavy

Story: During the Zhenguan period of the Tang Dynasty, Uighur in the Western Regions was a vassal state of the Tang Dynasty. On one occasion, in order to show friendship with the Tang Dynasty, the Uighur kingdom sent an envoy Mian Bogao to visit the King of Tang with a batch of rare treasures. Among these tributes, the most precious is a rare bird-the white swan.

Mian Bogao is most worried about this white swan. If something happens to him, how will he tell the king? Therefore, along the way, he personally fed the water and did not dare to neglect it for a moment. On this day, Mian Bogao came to Mianyang Lake and saw the white swan craning its neck, opening its mouth and panting. Mian Bogao couldn't stand it, so he opened the cage, took the white swan to the water, and let it have a good drink. Who knows that the white swan drank enough water, closed its neck and a wing and flew into the sky with a splash! Mian Bogao jumped forward, only picked up a few feathers, but failed to catch the white swan and watched it fly without a trace. At that time, Mian Bogao stood in a daze for a while with a few white goose feathers in his hand, thinking back and forth about a question in his mind: "What should I do? Tribute? What should I bring to see Emperor Taizong? Go back? How dare you go to see the Uighur king! " The attendants said, "The swan has flown away. Let's think of a remedy." After careful consideration, Mian Bogao decided to continue his trip to the East. He took out a piece of white silk, carefully wrapped the goose feather, and wrote a poem on the silk book: "Swan salutes the Tang Dynasty, and the mountain is heavy and the road is far. Sheep Lake has lost its treasure, so it is difficult to throw it away. Serve the Emperor of the Tang Dynasty and confess to Mian Bogao. Things are light and people are righteous, and goose feathers are sent thousands of miles! "

Mian Bogao went to Chang 'an effortlessly with jewels and goose feathers. Emperor Taizong received goose feathers from Mian Bogao and Mian Bogao. Emperor Taizong read this poem and listened to Mian Bogao's complaints. Instead of blaming him, he felt that Mian Bogao was honest and fulfilled his mission, so he gave him a big reward.

From then on, "a thousand miles to send goose feathers, courtesy is lighter than righteousness" has become a portrayal or a modest word of courtesy between people in China.

Interpretation: Metaphorical gifts are meager and affectionate.