What a clever idiom

The idiom "Qi m \u o duótiān g \u ng" in China means that man-made is superior to nature, and the description technique is very clever. From Jin Guopu's "Burial Book": "The beauty lies in wisdom; Touch growth; Xuan Tong Yin and Yang; Ingenious. "

Zhen Shi is from Wuji County, Zhongshan County. His grandfather, Han Zhen, used to be a Han Taibao, who paid 2,000 yuan. His father was really the captain of Shangcai County (now Shangcai County, Henan Province). When Zhen Shi was three years old, his father died.

Zhen Shi is very talented and smart. When she was nine years old, she often went outside the study to eavesdrop on her brothers' reading. She often writes with their pens and inkstones. The teacher who teaches here was moved by Zhen Shi's studious spirit, so she made an exception and accepted this female student.

When he grew up, Zhen Shiyin became famous in his studies, especially in poetry. And its beauty can pour across the country. There is a local fortune teller who is quite famous. It is said that he can calculate a person's future.

Mrs Zhen asked a fortune teller to tell her daughter's fortune. When the fortune teller saw Zhen Shi, he was surprised and said, "This girl will be expensive in the future!"

At that time, Yuan Shao, who came from an official family with four generations under one roof, worked as a shepherd in Jizhou (now Yecheng, southwest of Linzhang County, Hebei Province), and his second son Yuan was unmarried.

Yuan Xi heard that Zhen Shiyin was a gifted scholar and was born into an official family, so he asked his father to send someone to propose marriage. In this way, Zhen Shi married Yuan Gu.

Later, Yuan Shao won the melee with local forces, and his three sons also took one state each. But it didn't last long. In 200 AD, Yuan Shao was defeated by Cao Cao in the battle of Guandu, and soon he vomited blood and died. His second son, Yuan, was soon killed by Gongsun Kang.