The story of Zhang Fei's two-part allegorical saying

The story of Zhang Fei's two-part allegorical saying

Lead: The world knows Zhang Fei's story, partly through word-of-mouth stories and partly through The Romance of the Three Kingdoms. In the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Zhang Fei is a brave and rough soldier, and his informal nature left a deep impression on the world. During the Three Kingdoms period, there were many short stories about Zhang Fei, such as "Zhang Fei Piercing a Needle" and "Zhang Fei Breaking the Bridge". The following is the story of Zhang Fei's two-part allegorical saying. Welcome to read!

Two-part allegorical saying of Zhang Fei's needling

First, Zhang Fei has a needle eye and small eyes; On the other hand, Zhang Fei wears a needle-coarse and fine. The allusions of Guan Yu and Zhang Fei's piercing the needle come from Romance of the Three Kingdoms and History of the Three Kingdoms. Zhang Fei was a famous military general in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. Because of his character and behavior, later generations think that Zhang Fei is a reckless person.

Zhang Fei worshipped Wang Yangnian as a teacher in his early years. Wang Yangnian regarded Zhang Fei as a plastic talent and taught him martial arts and reading. However, Zhang Fei was reckless and impatient. In order to get rid of Zhang Fei's impatience, Wang Yongnian made Zhang Fei wear embroidery needles every day. Zhang Fei is holding an embroidery needle every day, staring at each other and not knowing where to start. Master Wang Yangnian told Zhang Fei not to be impatient in doing anything. Only with patience can we see the essence of things clearly, so we should pay more attention to them.

Zhang Fei listened to the master's instruction and gradually understood the truth of being coarse and refined. Zhang Fei once worked as a county magistrate in Langzhong. At that time, two women played drums in front of the county government to express their grievances. Zhang Fei went to the court to handle the case. It turned out that two women were fighting for the custody of a child. Zhang Fei observed that a woman is quiet and weak, and a woman is tough and rude. Zhang Fei immediately decided to let two women each pull the child's arm. If anyone can pull the child to his side, the child will be his. At Zhang Fei's command, both women pulled the child hard, and the child was injured and cried sadly. The weak woman also left two lines of tears, and then let it go, while the shrew showed a fierce look, only taking pictures of the children, regardless of their feelings.

Zhang Fei angrily denounced the shrew, regardless of family ties, and only wanted to have children. How can he raise a good child without compassion? Subsequently, Zhang Fei decided that the weak woman had custody of the child. From this story, Zhang Fei's characteristics of being coarse and refined are reflected.

Two-part allegorical saying of Zhang Fei tearing down the bridge

Later generations read Zhang Fei and summarized many two-part allegorical sayings from these stories. Zhang Fei's Breaking the Bridge-no way back is one of them. This two-part allegorical saying is reflected in the biography of Zhang Fei in the Three Kingdoms. In 208 AD, Cao Cao led a large number of military forces to crusade south. Liu Cong learned that Cao Cao's army was coming, and quickly took refuge in Cao Cao.

Liu Bei knew that with his present strength, he dared not confront Cao Cao head-on, so Liu Bei led the way and fled south. After learning that Liu Bei went south, hundreds of thousands of people fled with Liu Bei. Cao Cao knew that Liu Bei had led an army to escape from the jaws of death, and quickly sent his own soldier Cao Chun to pursue Liu Bei with a good soldier. Cao Chun led the army in pursuit for a day and a night, and met Liu Bei's army in Changbanpo. Cao Chun's butch riding has excellent military combat capability, and Cao Cao is well trained. After the two armies fought for a period of time, Liu Bei's army was defeated by Cao Chunhu's leopard cavalry. Liu Bei was worried that his army would be completely wiped out by Cao Chun, so he led Zhao Yun, Zhuge Liang, Zhao Yun and other generals to ride. Cao Chun took back all the chariots and horses abandoned by Liu Bei. When Zhao Yun saw that Liu Bei's wife and children had been separated in the mutiny, he completely ignored his own life and found Liu Bei's wife, Mrs. Gan, and. Liu Bei was worried that Cao Cao's army would be killed again, so he sent Zhang Fei back to patrol.

Zhang Fei selected dozens of brave soldiers and returned immediately. When Zhang Fei arrived at Dangyang Bridge, he saw Cao Jun's army trapped. In desperation, Zhang Fei and the soldiers pulled off the bridge and faced Cao Jun across the water. Zhang Fei is also famous in Cao Ying. He shouted: "I am Zhang Yide, and I can fight to the death!" " Cao Jun was afraid of Zhang Fei, and no one hit Zhang Fei. Liu Bei's army was thus safe.

Zhang Fei solved the case

Two two-part allegorical sayings said that Zhang Fei solved the case, "Zhang Fei solved the case-blowing his beard and glaring." "Zhang Fei solved the case in an orderly way." The world knows Zhang Fei's story, partly through word-of-mouth stories and partly through The Romance of the Three Kingdoms. In the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Zhang Fei is a brave and rough soldier, and his informal nature left a deep impression on the world.

Two-part allegorical sayings of Zhang Fei's verdict

"Zhang Fei made a decisive decision-blowing his beard and glaring." "Zhang Fei solved the case in an orderly way."

Zhang Fei's story of solving crimes

Zhang Fei is famous for his bravery, recklessness and hatred of evil forces. Among Liu Bei and Guan Yu, he is the least calm. Liu Bei and Guan Yu often taught him to calm down and do things well, but in the end, he was "obedient children can't teach" and was so violent to his subordinates that he was finally killed by them. He may have been in his fifties when he died.

It is ok to say that Zhang Fei went to the battlefield to kill the enemy. Speaking of Zhang Fei's investigation and verification, I really can't convince a few people.

However, there is a folk legend called Zhang Fei trying melons. A woman walked past Gua Tian with a child in her arms. A bully had a crush on her, but the woman didn't want to, so she falsely accused her of stealing his melon.

The two sides couldn't argue, so they went to Zhang Fei. Everyone came to watch the excitement and see how this careless general judged the case.

The bully bribed the melon watcher and accused the woman of stealing melons. Zhang Fei began to pretend to believe it, and later let the bully pick the melons at home. Bullies hug each other, hold this and throw that. Zhang Fei knocked his head on him and said, if you can't even lift three melons, how can she lift them by herself? In addition, she is holding a child. Why do you think she stole your melon?

Later, the bully was severely punished, and even the melon watcher handed over the bribe, which sent the woman home.

The story has been handed down, and everyone has different views on Zhang Fei.

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