Duyu xuzhe(dōu yú xū fú)

Duyu xuzhe

Duyu xuzhe, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is d ō uy ú x ū f ú, which means that it originally expresses the tone of speech when Yao, Shun, Yu and others discussed political affairs, and later it is used to praise the monarch and his ministers' questions and answers on politics, which is harmonious and harmonious. From the book of Yao.

The origin of Idioms

"The book of Yao:" the emperor said: "I'm sorry! What a pity! " In Yi Ji, Yu said, "capital, emperor, Shen is in power." The emperor said, "Yu!"

Idiom usage

In the past, when the emperor has given an example, the minister should speak frankly. The fifth year of JINGDING of song LiZong

Chinese PinYin : dōu yú xū fú