North of Baishou

North of Baishou

To the north of Baitou, there is a contraction idiom. North: in ancient times, the South was respected while the North was inferior. This refers to the students' respect for their teachers. It is said that old people are still learning from their teachers. The language comes from Wen Zi Li Ming.

Idiom explanation

White head: still white hair. It means old age. North: in ancient times, when a monarch saw his ministers, he sat facing the south, so "North" was used to refer to people as ministers; in ancient times, when an elder saw a junior, he sat facing the south, so "North" was also used to refer to worshipping people as teachers. North of Bai Shou: refers to the students' respect for teachers. It is said that old people are still learning from their teachers.

Discrimination of words

Grammatical usage: as predicate; adjective: studious idiom structure: contractive synonym: studious generation time: Ancient

Idioms and allusions

source

Wen Zi Li Ming: "how can master be a teacher in the 15th century? Chen Liu and Wang Xiaoyi are proud of their pioneering spirit. But how old is it to the north of Bai Shou?"

Idiom story

After hearing about Dong Changxian, fan Shixuan asked Jia Qiong for his teeth. Qiong said, "the crown begins." Shi Xuan said, "Oh! It's very young. " Qiong said, "how can master be a teacher in the tenth five year plan. Chen Liu and Wang Xiaoyi are the proud pioneers. However, how old are they? Qiong Wenzhi: virtue is not in the year, and Tao is not in power. " In Wen Zi Zhong Shuo, Volume 9, Li Ming, master fan Xuan heard that Dong Chang was very talented and asked his age. Jia Qiong replied that he had just come of age, and fanshixuan said that when he was young, he was really popular all over the world. Jia Qiong thinks that virtue is not in the year, and Tao is not in power, and uses the story of Wang Xiaoyi and Confucius as a reference. Wang Xiaoyi was older, but he still took Confucius as his teacher and studied with an open mind. This is the origin of "white head north".