any menace from the " rear

any menace from the " rear

Worry about the future, Chinese words, Pinyin for H ò UG ù zh ī y ō u, refers to the process of moving forward, worried about the rear problems. From the biography of Li Chong in the book of Wei.

The origin of Idioms

Li Chong Zhuan in the book of Wei said, "I am benevolent, loyal and elegant, and I am entrusted to send it to the Taiwan Department, so that I will not worry about leaving the country."

Idiom usage

It refers to the worries in the rear. The 62nd chapter of the chronicles of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty by Feng Menglong of Ming Dynasty: "the general is the palace, and few people are worried about it." (2) in the preface to the northern history, Li Chong, it is said that "I am always in charge of the affairs of the court, so that I have no worries."

Idiom story

Li Chong, a famous Prime Minister of the Northern Wei Dynasty, was honest and impartial, which won the trust of Emperor Xiaowen. Every time Emperor Xiaowen went to war, he kept the affairs of the court in order. After Li Chong died of illness, Emperor Xiaowen lamented and said in front of his tomb, "if I go to war, you will have no worries." tips: worry about the future has some connection with the word "worry" in the word "worry free", but it is not completely connected. Worry free refers to all worries, while worry free generally refers to the family and the rear of the front line. during the northern and Southern Dynasties, there was a famous official and outstanding politician named Li Chong in the Northern Wei Dynasty, who was born in Didao (now Lintao, Gansu Province) in the west of Gansu Province. He was born in a famous family. He lost his father when he was young. He was raised by his elder brother Li Cheng, the governor of Xingyang. When he was young, he set up his ambition to serve the country. He was well versed in the study of statecraft and practical application. He was friendly and generous. According to historical records, Li Chong was very popular with empress dowager Feng at first and was selected as an official at a young age. In the early years of Emperor Xiaowen, his position became higher and higher, he directly participated in the government, and he was in charge of all the important court documents. Later, he gave full play to his intelligence, actively suggested and assisted empress dowager Feng and Emperor Xiaowen to carry out the Taihe system. The "three leader system", "new rent system" and "equal land system" constituted the three pillars of politics and economy in the Northern Wei Dynasty, which greatly increased the national strength of the Northern Wei Dynasty. After Emperor Xiaowen came into power, he also attached great importance to Li Chong. Li Chong, who was loyal to Emperor Xiaowen everywhere, directly participated in the great reform of Emperor Xiaowen, and made great achievements in rectifying the official system, streamlining the bureaucracy, selecting and appointing officials, and changing costumes. In particular, he assisted Emperor Xiaowen in drafting the Wei law, which is complete in content and reasonable in style. He abolished the cruel criminal law such as car split and waist chop, which has a great impact on later generations. Because of his great contributions, Li Chong was successively promoted to such important positions as Zhongshu Ling. He was granted the title of Lord Yang and Duke Longxi. He was extremely favored. Even Emperor Xiaowen didn't call him by his name directly, but was honored as Zhongshu. With the expansion of the territory of the Northern Wei Dynasty, Emperor Xiaowen decided to move the capital from Pingcheng (today's Datong North in Shanxi Province) to Luoyang and let Li Chong be responsible for the construction of the new capital. Li Chong did his best to build a magnificent new Luoyang City in a short time. Later, Emperor Xiaowen appointed him as the minister, Minister of the Ministry of officials, Prince Shaofu and so on. In 496 A.D., Emperor Xiaowen led the army to attack the Southern Qi Dynasty. Li Chong, who was responsible for the task, accompanied him and worked hard to prepare for it. On the way, he was stimulated by Li Biao's evil deeds, who was wrongly recommended by himself. He was angry and regretful, and suddenly fell ill. Due to the ineffectiveness of the treatment, only more than ten days later, the famous minister who made important contributions to consolidating the Northern Wei regime, promoting social and economic development, and promoting national integration passed away. When the bad news came, Emperor Xiaowen was very sad. He cried to the ministers and said, "Li Chongren is honest and elegant. He has a heavy responsibility. Because he presides over the government, I never worry about anything when I go out to fight. Now that he's gone, who should I rely on in the future? " Thus, the idiom "worry about the future" comes into being.