live just for the sake of remaining alive(cǎo jiān qiú huó)

live just for the sake of remaining alive

Seeking life in the grass is an idiom pronounced C ǎ Oji ā nqi ú Hu ó. Between grass: between grass and field.

I just want to live in front of my eyes.

explain

He said that he would live in peace.

source

In the biography of Zhou Yi in the book of Jin: "I'm a minister. When the imperial court is defeated, I'd rather go back to the grass and live, but I'd rather go out and throw Hu Yue Xie!" In Song Chen Liang's preface to sending Wu Gong's father to the county magistrate: "I'm the order, and I'll take care of the Commission's order, which is to live on grass. I'd rather die with a thief than die! " According to Chen Qiyuan's notes on yongxianzhai · Zhang Yuliang in the Qing Dynasty, "if we are exhausted, we will lose the city of Hangzhou, and our army will collapse. If we want to survive in the grass, we will die first in the battle."

allusion

In the volume of Shi Shuo Xin Yu Jian Shu, Fang Zheng tells us that when Wang's general was rebellious, he went to stone and Zhou Bo Ren saw him. He said to Zhou: "why should Qing be negative to each other?" He said to them, "when the soldiers and chariots of the army committed crimes, the lower officials led the six armies, but the division of the king was not strong, so they were responsible for the army." In the Southern Dynasty, Liang and Liu Xiao quoted the autumn of Jinyang as saying: "Wang Dun was defeated by the six armies. Shi Hao, the head of the imperial court, and you Wenwu advised him to take refuge. He said, "I'm a minister. How can I survive on the grass and join in the evil of Hu Lu?" But he and the imperial scholar Yidun, dun said: "is there any strength left in the recent war?" And he said, "if you don't have enough hate, is there more evil?"

Discrimination of words

Emotional color: derogatory words degree of common use: rare synonym: muddle along usage: subject predicate type; predicate

Chinese PinYin : cǎo jiān qiú huó