A broken sleeve

A broken sleeve

Broken sleeve Yu Tao is a Chinese idiom, pronounced Du à nxi à y ú t á o, which refers to homosexuality between men. Its synonym is "the habit of breaking sleeve"; broken sleeve and Yu Tao are two ancient allusions respectively.

On broken sleeves

Dong Xian, Fu Gong, is the censor, Ren Xian is the prince. Ai Di Li, Xian with the Crown Prince Official for Lang. When he was more than two years old, it was said that his royal highness was beautiful and pleased with himself. When the emperor Ai saw him, he said his appearance and asked him, "is it Dong Xianxie?" Due to the introduction of Yu Yu, he was worshipped as huangmenlang, and was lucky at first. Asked about his father, namely, the Japanese expedition for the baling order, moved to Guanglu doctor. When he went out, he took part in the imperial service. In ten months, he was rewarded with a huge reward, which shocked the imperial court. Often with the upper bed. Also taste daytime sleep, partial by sleeve, on the desire to rise, virtuous did not feel, do not want to move virtuous, but the sleeve. It's easy to wear a light dress with small sleeves instead of a luxurious dress. All the people in the palace have broken their sleeves. According to historical records, on the Equinox Day of the first year of Jianping, Liu Xin met the prince's wife, Dong Xian, who was very fond of her beauty. First he was granted the title of huangmenlang, and then he was granted the title of Duwei Shizhong, the emperor's son-in-law. In ten months, he was awarded the title of laojuwan. In a few years, he was successively granted the title of marquis Gao'an, general dashimawei, and dashima, with one person below and ten thousand above. It is said that one day when the emperor was sleeping with Dong Xian, the emperor wanted to get up, but his sleeves were pressed by Dong Xian. The Emperor didn't want to wake him up, but pulled out his sword and broke his sleeves, which shows the depth of his love. In June of the second year of Yuanshou's reign, Liu Xinci granted Dong Xian the title of holy minister, intending to abdicate the emperor's throne. For fear that the Empress Dowager and his courtiers would hinder him, he took the imperial jade seal to Da Sima's house and asked Dong Xian to collect it. However, Liu Xin was seriously ill and vomited blood on the way back to the palace, and collapsed in Weiyang palace that night. He was twenty-five years old at that time, and his posthumous title was Emperor AI. Three days after the death of emperor AI, Dong Xian took poison at home and killed himself at the age of 22. Since then, the Western Han Dynasty has never recovered. - excerpted from fate in spring

On Yu Tao

The name of Mizi is flawed, so is doctor Wei. Miko is in favor of Wei. In the law of Wei state, stealing your car is a crime. Mizi's mother was ill, and he told him at night. Mizi drove out in his sedan chair. Hearing this, linggong said, "filial piety! He committed the crime of cutting off for his mother's sake. " The next day, I will swim in the orchard with linggong, and eat peaches to make linggong fresh. Linggong said, "love me, forget my taste and eat me." As for Mizi, he was weak in color and relaxed in love. He offended you. You said, "he is the one who tries to drive my car in sedan chair and eats my peach.". In Han Feizi, mizixiao is a beautiful young man with elegant demeanor. Wei linggong dotes on him very much. Once, while playing in the peach garden, mizixiao picked a ripe peach and ate it. Unexpectedly, the peach was so delicious that mizixiao left half of it for linggong. Wei linggong was very happy to say to him: "you must be reluctant to eat it. You specially left it to me." A few years later, Mizuki's appearance was no longer as beautiful as before, and linggong gradually alienated him. One day, linggong suddenly remembered that mizixiao had given me peaches, so he yelled: "mizixiao is so hateful that he gave me the leftover peaches." In other words, there are two opposite views on the same behavior of mizixiao. Therefore, when persuading the monarch, we must take into account the monarch's feelings and views on himself; and we must also consider that the monarch will change his mind from time to time. Therefore, it is most appropriate for Han Feizi to cite the allusion "Yu Tao" as an example.