Yanzhao Shijun

Yanzhao Shijun

Yanzhao Shijun (Y ā nzh ì J ù n): refers to the Warring States period when Guo Kai used the ancient king's offering a reward for a thousand li horse as a metaphor to persuade Yanzhao king to sincerely seek virtue. It comes from Tang Gao Shi's song of painting horses in Luoyang.

Idiom explanation

Words: Yanzhao Junshi Pinyin: y ā nzh ì J ù n explanation: refers to the Warring States period, Guo Yi with ancient kings offering a reward for a thousand li horse as a metaphor, persuading Yanzhao king to sincerely seek virtue.

Idioms and allusions

In Volume 29 of the Warring States strategy, yance I, Emperor Yanzhao ascended to the throne after taking over the throne of Yan, 064 to 064, Emperor Yanzhao ascended to the throne after taking over the throne of Yan. He humbled himself and made thick coins to recruit the sages and wanted to repay him. In the past, Mr. Guo Kai said: "Qi attacked Yan because of the chaos of the isolated country. The lonely knows that Yan Xiaoli is not enough to repay. However, the sage and the common Kingdom, snow first king of the ugly, lonely wish also. What do you want to do with the national newspaper King Zhao said, "who will be the court of the few?" Mr. Guo Kai said: "I heard that the ancient monarchs, who used thousands of gold to seek thousands of horses, could not get it in three years. I said to you, "ask for it." You sent it. In March, the horse was a thousand li horse, and the horse was dead. To buy the first five hundred gold, I will repay you. The king was very angry and said, "if you ask for a horse, you will donate 500 gold to the dead horse." Juanren said to him, "if you buy 500 gold for a dead horse, how about a born horse? The world will take the king as its power to market horses. Horses are here today. " So can't expect years, thousands of miles of horse to three. Today, Wang Cheng wants to be a scholar. He starts with Yi first. When he sees things, is he better than Yi? How far is it? " So King Zhao built a palace for him. Yue Yi came from Wei Dynasty, Zou Yan from Qi Dynasty, Ju Xin from Zhao Dynasty, and scholars fought for Yan.

Discrimination of words

Synonyms: Yan zhaohaoma, Yan junqianjin usage: as object, attribute; used in written language