Horse idiom story

1. Idiom story: In the eighth year of Taiping and Xingguo (983), Zhao Pu was old and was transferred to the army as an ambassador, governor and assistant. Emperor Taizong wrote a poem to say goodbye to him. Zhao Pu said to Emperor Taizong with tears in his hand: "The poem your majesty gave me should be engraved on the stone tablet and buried with my old bones. Taizong was moved by it. The next day, Emperor Taizong said to the Prime Minister, "Zhao Pu is a national hero. I used to make friends with him. Now my hair is white and my teeth are falling out. I shouldn't bother him with military affairs. I chose a good place for him to pamper himself and express my condolences and farewell feelings by giving poems. Zhao Pu was so grateful that I shed tears for him. The Prime Minister told Taizong, "Zhao Pu came to Zhongshu Province yesterday, holding an imperial poem in his hand, and told Minister Li Qi that my days were numbered and I could not repay the kindness of the Emperor. I hope I can do my part for my country in my next life. I listened to Zhao Pu yesterday. Compared with your majesty's imperial edict today, the title of monarch and minister can be so good from beginning to end, which is really the best of both worlds. " .

Idiom explanation: I would like to be a king like a dog and a horse. Express willingness to be driven and serve others.

2. Idiom story: In the early Western Han Dynasty, Xiao He followed Liu Bang to conquer the world and made suggestions. After Liu Bang proclaimed himself emperor, he invited Xiao He as prime minister. Other military commanders refused to accept it. Liu Bang said: "When hunting, you chase the dog of the beast, but it is people who point the way to the beast. You are just dogs who have made contributions, and Xiao He is this hunter. "

Idiom explanation: a soldier's horse is sweating like a pig, which is a metaphor for struggling hard. Refers to the establishment of meritorious military service on the battlefield. Now refers to the contribution made by hard work.

3, the old horse knows the way idiom story: During the ancient Warring States period, Qi sent troops to attack another country. When the Qi army returned smoothly, because they were not familiar with the terrain, they walked into a dangerous valley and lost their way. The resourceful Qi strategist said: No matter how far the old horse goes, he can always walk back along the route he came from. Sure enough, the Qi army followed the old horse out of the dangerous valley. The soldiers happily praised: "The old horse still knows the way!"

In 663 BC, at the request of Yan State, Qi Huangong sent troops to attack Shanrong, which invaded Yan State. The Prime Minister Guan Zhong and the doctor Peng Ji accompanied him.

The Qi army went to war in spring, and it was already winter when they returned home in triumph, and everything changed. The army wandered around in a valley with high mountains and mountains, and finally lost its way and could never find its way back; Although many scouts were sent to explore the road, they still couldn't figure out where to get out of the valley. With the passage of time, the supply of troops became difficult. The situation is very critical. If we can't find a way out, the army will be trapped here. Guan Zhong thought for a long time and came up with an idea: since dogs can find their way home far from home, horses in the army, especially old horses, will also have the ability to find their way. So he said to Qi Huangong, "Your Majesty, I think the old horse has the ability to find his way. You can use it to lead the way ahead and lead the army out of the valley. " Qi Huangong agreed to give it a try. Guan Zhong immediately picked several old horses, untied the reins and let them walk freely in front of the army. Strangely, these old horses are heading in the same direction without hesitation.

The army ran around with them, and finally got out of the valley and found the way back to Qi.

Idiom definition: "Tao" Tao. The old horse knows the way. It means that experienced people are familiar with the situation and can play a guiding role in a certain aspect.

4. Idiom story: In Qin Ershi, Prime Minister Zhao Gao held the power of state affairs. He came up with an idea because he was afraid that some of his ministers would not obey. One day in the court, he took a sika deer and said to II, Your Majesty, this is my famous horse. It can walk/kloc-0.000 Ali days and 800 Ali nights. Hearing this, junior said with a smile: Sheng Xiang, obviously a deer, but you said it was a horse. This is so wrong! Zhao Gao said: This is indeed a horse. How can your majesty say it is a deer? The second doubt is for officials to judge.

Everyone thinks that telling the truth will offend Cheng Xiang, and telling lies is afraid of deceiving your majesty, so they keep silent. At this moment, Zhao Gao glared at the ministers, pointed to the deer and asked loudly, Look, what is this? It has a round body, thin legs, thick ears and a thick tail, but it is not a horse? Everyone is afraid of Zhao Gao's influence. They don't say no, they just say it's a horse. Zhao Gao is very proud. The second is confusion. It's obviously a deer. Why does everyone say it's a horse? He thought he was crazy, and he became more and more confused. Everything in politics was completely manipulated by Zhao Gaolai.

Zhao Gao secretly killed the person who told the truth, and sent someone to kill II, which occupied the whole court and eventually led to the demise of the Qin Dynasty. ?

Idiom explanation: refers to a deer, saying it is a horse. Metaphor deliberately turns black and white and confuses right and wrong.

5. The story of a successful idiom: In the Tang Dynasty, Xue, a farmer in Dahuangzhuang, Longmen, Yizhou, liked martial arts since he was a child. By the time he was 20, he had learned 18 kinds of martial arts. He was bent on joining the army to serve his country, but his parents worried about him and dissuaded him. He said to his parents: "Today, when the country employs people, it is necessary to sweep away foreign tigers and pacify the frontier. With children, you can learn martial arts and be both intelligent and brave. If it is between the two, I am afraid that it will not be successful immediately. "

Idiom explanation: describe the success at the beginning of the work.