? What do you mean, hiding a knife in a smile? What are the allusions? What is English translation?

The source of the allusion: The biography of Li Yifu in the old Tang Dynasty: "Those in power who want others to attach themselves to themselves, if they are slightly dissatisfied, need to trap themselves. Therefore, people joke that there is a knife, which is also called "Li Mao". "Idiom meaning: describe kindness to people's appearance; But at heart, it is very sinister and insidious. Hide: Hide. Idiom phonetic notation: ㄒㄧㄠˋㄧˇㄘˊㄤㄠㄉㄠㄠㄠㄠグ Kang d ā o Pinyin abbreviation: XLCD usage frequency: number of commonly used idioms: four-character sense of idioms. As predicate, object and attribute; With a derogatory connotation. Idiom structure: formal idiom: Tibetan, you can't read "zanɡ". "Idiom differentiation: you can't write" Li "in class. Chinese translation: a treacherous Japanese translation: smile (ぇがぉ) bow your head (した) knife (かたな) hide (. прятать·за·улыбкой>； Other translations: uβerlich freundlich, insgeheim tuckisch & lt In the world, Galle in Herzen & gt& lt Law > Soussun Source Cacher UN Couteau < Hypocrisy & gt Idiom riddle: Satire Jing Ke stabbed the king of Qin. Synonym: snake in mouth, snake in mouth, antonym in heart. Example of idiom: He poured my medicine, fell into a coma and soaked in ice for four minutes. (The Second Fold of Meng Hanqing's Mohe Luo in Yuan Dynasty) Idiom story: During the Three Kingdoms period, Jingzhou became a battleground for military strategists because of its very important geographical position. In 2 17, Lu Su died of illness. Sun and Cao's honeymoon is over.

At that time, Guan Yu was guarding Jingzhou, and Sun Quan had long wanted to seize Jingzhou, but the time was not yet ripe. Soon after, Guan Yu sent troops to attack Fancheng controlled by Cao Cao, fearing future troubles, leaving heavy troops stationed in public security and Nanjun to defend Jingzhou. Monroe, a general under Sun Quan, thought it was time to capture Jingzhou, but because of illness, he suggested that Sun Quan send Lu Xun, a young general who was unknown at that time, to take his place and be stationed in Lukou.

Lu Xun was not obvious when he took office, so he decided to make up with Guan Yu and really prepare for the war. He wrote a letter to Guan Yu, boasting about Guan Yu, saying that Guan Yu was as successful as Jin Wengong and Han Xin. I call myself a scholar. I'm too young to take on heavy responsibilities. I want Guan Yu to give me more advice. Guan Yu is arrogant and domineering. After reading Lu Xun's letter, he laughed and said, "I have no worries about Jiang Dong. Immediately, most of the troops were transferred from the defenders who defended Jingzhou and attacked Fancheng wholeheartedly. Lu Xun secretly sent someone to tip off Cao Cao and agreed that both sides would jointly attack Guan Yu.

Sun Quan thought that the time was ripe to seize Jingzhou and sent Monroe as a pioneer to Jingzhou. Lv Meng ambushed elite force on a warship converted into a merchant ship, and traveled day and night, suddenly attacking and occupying the south. Guan Yu got the news and hurried back to the division, but it was too late. Sun Quan's army has occupied Jingzhou. Guan Yu had to fail in Maicheng.