"Looking at plum blossoms to quench thirst" PPT courseware 2

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"Looking at plum blossoms to quench thirst" PPT courseware 2

Looking at plum blossoms to quench thirst ①

Wei Wu ② was on a military expedition and lost the Jijidao ④. All the three armies were thirsty, so he ordered: "There is a big plum forest in front of you, and there are ráo seeds ⑤. The sweet and sour food can quench your thirst." "When the soldiers heard this, water came out of their mouths, and by taking this they could reach the source⑦.

[Notes on words] ① Selected from "Shishuoxinyu". ② Wei Wu: Wei Wu Emperor Cao Cao, his son Cao Pi became the emperor, and he was honored as Emperor Wu. ③ Marching: marching. ④Jidao: The road to get water. Ji: Originally refers to fetching water from a well, here it refers to water. ⑤Rao Zi: There are many fruits. Rao: rich, many. ⑥Gan: sweet. ⑦ Take this opportunity to reach the source of water: Take this opportunity to finally find the source of water in front.

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[Chinese character form] Looking at plum blossoms to quench thirst

[Explanation of the word] People will salivate when they think of eating plums, which can quench their thirst. Later, it was a metaphor that the wish could not be realized, so one would use fantasy to comfort oneself or others.

[emotional color] derogatory term

【Grammatical structure】linked type;

[Idiom usage] used as predicate, object, attributive;

[Synonyms] Painting cakes to satisfy hunger, covering one's ears and stealing bells

[Antonyms] Seeking truth from facts, down-to-earth, worthy of the name

[Origin of the idiom] Liu Yiqing's "Shishuo Xinyu·Jiaochue" in the Song Dynasty of the Southern Dynasties

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"Looking at Plum Blossoms to Quench Thirst" PPT Courseware Looking at Plum Blossoms to Quench Thirst Wei Wu went to war and lost his Ji Dao. All three armies were thirsty, so he ordered a large plum forest in front of him, which contained plum blossoms and sweet sourness to quench his thirst. When the soldiers heard it, water came out of their mouths, and they took advantage of it to reach the source. From Liu Yiqing's "Shishuo Xinyu Jiakeju" in the Southern Song Dynasty..

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Update Time: 2024-09-07

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