patch up a quarrel and reconcile the parties concerned

patch up a quarrel and reconcile the parties concerned

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is x ī sh ì n í NgR é n, which means no trouble, no harassment of the people, and then refers to mediation disputes, so that things calm down, eliminate the incident, so that people can live in peace. It comes from Zhang Di Ji, the book of the later Han Dynasty.

Analysis of Idioms

Let's make peace; let's make trouble

The origin of Idioms

"The emperor Zhang Ji in the book of the later Han Dynasty said:" if there is a department in charge of the order, the crime is not fatal, and there is no case to be proved; if there is a written complaint from the officials, they should not listen to it and accept it, hoping to calm things down. "

Idiom usage

Wen Yiduo's four heroes: I admit that I accept it with the intention of "calming things down".

Idiom story

Liu Ji, the third generation emperor of the Eastern Han Dynasty, is famous for his generosity. This idiom comes from an imperial edict issued by Emperor Zhang of Han Dynasty in the capital of Luoyang, from which we can see his administrative style. Born in 58 A.D., Liu Gong is the fifth son of Emperor Ming of Han Dynasty. He was tolerant and fond of Confucianism since childhood, and was highly valued by his father. In 75 A.D., Emperor Han and Ming died of illness, and 19-year-old Liu Gong inherited the great rule. As soon as he ascended the throne, he granted amnesty to the whole world, took various measures to help the common people, and gave food to all the widows, the lonely, the seriously ill, and the poor. at that time, the epidemic situation continued in China, and severe drought occurred in Yanzhou, Yuzhou, Xuzhou and Luoyang, the capital. When Emperor Zhang of the Han Dynasty learned of this situation, he immediately issued an imperial edict to exempt the land rent and tax in these places, allocated a large number of grains from the national treasury to relieve the poor, and ordered local officials to go deep into the people, comprehensively check the number of the poor and weak people, and provide pension, so that no one was left out. Later, he also took a group of capable personnel to inspect the agricultural situation in Yanshi and other places. He tried to avoid disturbing places on the way and let everyone spend all their energy and financial resources on the development of production. during the reign of emperor Zhang of Han Dynasty, he was generous. In the past, if someone committed such serious crimes as treason, not only the party concerned would be cruelly punished, but also a large number of relatives of his father's, mother's and wife's families would be implicated. Emperor Zhang of the Han Dynasty, on the other hand, abolished a large number of harsh provisions in the law, prohibited torture in the prison, prohibited one person from committing a crime, and prohibited involvement of the three ethnic groups. At the same time, he also reduced the crime of all the prisoners in the world, so that they could make atonement by guarding the border, donating goods and money, etc. One year, when Confucius, the 19th generation of sun kongfu, went to the Imperial College of Beijing to study the spring and Autumn Annals with his classmate Cui Si, he could not help discussing the gains and losses of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty in the light of the history of the struggle between Wu and Yue. Unexpectedly, Liang Yuwen, their classmate next door, reported the matter to the government and sued them for "slandering the former Emperor and stimulating the present world". Soon, Cui Si was arrested and interrogated. Kong Fu felt that a great calamity was coming, so he wrote a letter to Emperor Zhang of Han Dynasty to explain the reason. The magnanimous emperor of the Han Dynasty did not pursue any further investigation. He also worshipped Kong Fu as the history of the Lantai order, and let him take charge of the preservation and collation of the national books and classics. In the spring of the second year of Yuanhe (A.D. 85), in order to expand the population and promote the prosperity of the country, Emperor Zhang of the Han Dynasty issued an imperial edict to give every pregnant woman in the country the right to raise three Dendrobium. At the same time, he also warned the minister that spring is the season for all things to sprout and multiply, and that all favorable conditions should be created to conform to the times. For those who violate the law, as long as the crime is not so serious that they must be killed, they should not be investigated too much. They should try to calm down and respect the weather. During the period of emperor Zhang of Han Dynasty, the political situation of the country was stable and the society was peaceful and prosperous. He twice sent banchao to the western regions, which was called vassal to the Han Dynasty. As a result, the period of his reign and that of Emperor Ming of the Han Dynasty is called the flourishing age of Ming Dynasty.