Jishan Festival

Jishan Festival

Jishanzhijie, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is j ī sh āī nzh ī Ji é, which means to return to seclusion to preserve moral integrity. In the old days, it was used to praise people who did not want to be officials in troubled times. It comes from "the spring and Autumn Annals of the Lu family, asking for help.".

Idiom usage

Yao and Shun have their nests in the upper and lower levels. Today, the emperor of the Ming Dynasty has the virtue of Yu in the Tang Dynasty, and his ministers want to keep the integrity of Jishan.

Analysis of Idioms

Synonyms: jishanzhicao, jishanzhizhi

The origin of Idioms

"In the spring and Autumn Annals of the Lu family, Qiu Ren said," in the past Yao Dynasty, Xu was in peize, saying: '" Please belong to master. " Xu you said in his words: "is it the end of the world? But it has already been cured. Self and self? Chirp nest in the forest, but a branch; Yan rat drink in the river, but full. It's your turn! Use the world to evil? " Thus, under the Jishan mountain, the Yang of Yingshui, who cultivates and eats, has no color of the world all his life. "

Idiom explanation

Jishan: the place where Xu you and Chao Fu lived in seclusion. Section: integrity, integrity. To protect moral integrity. In the old days, it was used to praise people who didn't want to be officials in troubled times. Also known as "Jishan Zhi Zhi", "Jishan Zhi Cao".

Idiom story

At the end of the Western Han Dynasty, Xue Fang, a talented man, once served as a sacrificial wine in the county rafters. The imperial court thought of using him many times, but he didn't want to leave. Later, Wang Mang went to meet Xue Fang with a luxury cart of high standard. Xue Fang politely declined the emissary and said, "Yao and Shun are on the top, and there is a nest under them. Today, the Ming Dynasty's Lord Fang longed for the virtue of Tang Yu, and his junior officials wanted to keep the Jishan Festival."