Ou Yingfei Xiong Zhao, respected as the emperor’s teacher. What does it mean?

Meaning: By chance, the omen came true. When I went to the north of the Wei River, I encountered not a bear but a sage, and I respected him as the teacher of the monarch (King Wen). It comes from "The Picture of Taigong Fishing in the Wei River" written by Liu Ji in the Ming Dynasty.

1. Xiong Zhao: This is the hexagram that King Wen asked Taishi to divination for him before he went hunting. Specific content: If you go hunting north of the Weishui River, you will gain a lot. Neither a chi nor a dragon, neither a tiger nor a bear; a wise man is a prince, a good helper given to you by God.

2. Zun zūn?

(1) High status or seniority: respect and inferiority. Noble. dignity.

(2) Respect: Respect. self-esteem. respect.

(3) Respectful words, referring to people or things related to the other party: Zunfu. Your Majesty.

3. Emperor dì?

(1) Religions or myths call the creator and ruler of the universe: Emperor. Emperor.

(2) Monarch; emperor: proclaimed emperor. Three Emperors and Five Emperors.

(3) Refers to imperialism?: Anti-imperialist struggle.

Extended information:

"Occasionally, it is not Xiong Zhao, who is respected as the teacher of the emperor" is a well-known allusion of the encounter between kings and ministers - "Jiang Taigong met King Wen of Zhou".

Allusion: King Wen was about to go hunting and asked Taishi Bian to perform a divination for him. Taishi Bian saw the tortoise omen and sang: Go hunting to the north of the Weishui River, and you will have a great harvest. Neither a chi nor a dragon, nor a tiger nor a bear; a wise man is a prince, a good helper given to you by God.

King Wen then rode his hunting horse to the north bank of the Wei River to hunt, and finally saw Jiang Taigong, who was sitting on a bunch of thatch and fishing. Zhou Xibo went out hunting, and he met the Grand Duke on the north bank of the Wei River. He talked with him and was very happy. He said: "I remember that my late father, the Grand Duke, often said to me: 'A saint will come to us soon. At that time, Our Zhou nation will be prosperous. "Are you really this kind of person? My grandpa has been looking forward to you for a long time!" So I called him "Tai Gongwang". He took him back to the capital in a car and worshiped him as a national advisor when he returned.