referring to official scholars(é guān bó dài)

referring to official scholars

E Guan Bo Dai, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is é Gu à Nb ó D à I, which means high hat and wide belt, the costume of ancient literati. Later, people quoted "e Guan Bo Dai" (high hat wide belt) as a metaphor for wearing a formal dress. From Xie Tianxiang.

Analysis of Idioms

[synonym] huaguanlifu, Zhuguangbaoqi [antonym] ragged, short brown tie

The origin of Idioms

The first fold of Xie Tianxiang written by Guan Hanqing in Yuan Dynasty: "it must be a famous scholar and official in e'guan Museum."

Idiom usage

It refers to the costume of ancient scholars. Lu Xun's three leisure Collections: an overview of modern new literature: "this is because their ideal is to" see again the authority of the Han Dynasty "after the revolution." "There is a gentleman outside the door. He is very beautiful and has come to visit us." The thirty seventh chapter of romance of the Three Kingdoms by Luo Guanzhong in Ming Dynasty

Idioms and allusions

Cao Cao often chose Jingzhou. He sent Cao Ren, Li Dian and their generals LV Kuang and LV Xiang to lead 30000 troops, garrison Fancheng and look down upon Jingzhou and Xiangyang. Lu Xiang told Cao Ren that Liu Bei's troops should be removed as soon as possible. Cao Ren thought this was reasonable, so he sent Erlu to capture Xinye. In the battle, LV Kuang and LV Xiang were stabbed to death by Zhao Yun and Zhang Fei respectively, and most of the other soldiers were captured. Cao Rende was very angry after he got revenge, so he set up his own troops and wanted to take revenge on Xinye. Cao Ren was defeated in the battle with Shu soldiers. Not only did he fail to level Xinye, but his own Fancheng was occupied by Liu Bei. Cao Ren broke a lot of people, but had to go to Xuchang in the starry night. On the way, he found out that Shan Fu was a military adviser in Liu Bei's army. He made plans for him, so that he was able to win in a row. Cao Ren went back to Xuchang to see Cao Cao and reported the matter. Cao Cao asked: "who is Shan Fu?" counselor Cheng Yu said, Shan Fu is Yingchuan Xu Shu, the character straight. Cao Cao admired Xu Shu's ability. Knowing Cao Cao's intention, Cheng Yudong offered his advice: "Xu Shu is filial. The prime minister can make people earn money from his mother to Xuchang and ask his mother to write a letter. When Xu Shu sees his mother's letter, he is sure to come to Xuchang." Cao Cao acted according to the plan. But Xu Shu's mother not only didn't want to write to call her son back, but also scolded Cao Cao. Seeing that this plan could not succeed, Cheng Yu imitated Xu's mother's handwriting and wrote to Xu Shu. After Xu Shu got the letter, he believed it, so he said goodbye to Liu Bei and rushed to Xuchang. Before leaving, Xu Shu recommended to Liu Bei Kong Ming, who was more talented than him. When Liu Bei heard Xu Shu's introduction, he admired Kongming's ability very much, so he prepared a gift and went to Longzhong with Guan Yu and Zhang Fei to invite Zhuge Liang. Just as he was preparing the gift, someone suddenly reported, "there is a gentleman outside the door. He is a Taoist priest. He has a very good appearance, so he's here to explore." Liu Bei thought, is this man Kong Ming? Then he realized that it was not Kong Ming but Sima Hui. After Sima Hui learned that Xu Shu had recommended Zhuge, he looked up at the sky and said with a laugh, "although Wolong has its master, it's not the right time. I'm sorry!" after that, he went away. The next day, Liu Bei went to Longzhong with Guan and Zhang Bing to invite Zhuge Liang.

Chinese PinYin : é guān bó dài