Dogtail and mink(gǒu wěi diāo xù)

Dogtail and mink

Gouwei Diao Xu, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is g ǒ UW ě IDI ā ox ù, which means that the two parts are very incompatible. The same as "Dogtail mink". It comes from the book of leisure, CI and Qu, CI collection.

The origin of Idioms

Li Yu of the Qing Dynasty wrote: "there are still some people who are enthusiastic in the front and slack in the back, and those who have no choice but to continue."

Idioms and allusions

According to the original text of the book of Jin, Volume 59, biographies of Zhao Wang Lun, there were 5000 soldiers who entered Ziduan gate and ascended Taiji hall. Manfen, Cui Sui and Le Guang entered Xishou in Lun, which was the imperial throne. They were granted amnesty and the Yuan Dynasty was changed. At the age of 20, all of them were officials; the commander of the county's two thousand stones, who had been in office for 20 years, were Marquis; the county's discipline and discipline were both Xiaolian, and the county's discipline and discipline were incorruptible officials. Shiziyin is the crown prince, Fu is the Shizhong, Dasinong, linghujun, jingzhaowang, Qian is the Shizhong, dajianglingjun, Guangping Wang, who is called the Shizhong, Fujun general, and Baicheng king. Sun Xiu is the Shizhong, zhongshujian, Puqi general, Yitong San Si, Zhang Lin and other parties are all the ministers and generals. The rest of the accomplices were not able to win the discipline, and the slaves and soldiers were also knighted. At every court meeting, Diao Chan sits with a lot of money. The saying of the people at that time is, "if there are not enough Diao, the tail of the dog will continue.". "Zhaoming Wenxuan Volume 38 (table below: the first table for fan Shangshu to confer the title of marquis) to 737 - in Tang Dynasty, Li Shanzhu quoted Yu Yu Yu's Jinlu as saying:" when Zhao WangLun usurped the throne, he served 97 people. In every dynasty, the court is full of villains and half of Diao Chan. When people rumor that: mink shortage, dog tail continued. Simalun's five thousand soldiers entered through Duanmen and ascended Taiji hall. Man Fen, Cui Sui, and Le Guang presented simalun with the seal of the jade seal. Simalun became the emperor and changed his name to Jianshi. In this year, there were no examinations for virtuous, upright, outspoken, scholar, filial and honest, and good generals; Ji Li, envoys in Beijing, Tai students over the age of 16, and 20-year-old people who were studying were all appointed as officials; the magistrate over 2000 stones of counties and counties were appointed as Marquis when the amnesty happened, and the people who were in office were all appointed as marquis. The eldest son of Ren was the prince. Sima Fu was the Shizhong, the eldest Si Nong, the leading guard and the king of Jingzhao. Sima Qian was the Shizhong, the leading general and the king of Guangping. Sima boasted of being the Shizhong, the general of Fujun and the king of Baicheng. Sun Xiu was the Shizhong, the commander of Zhongshu, the general of Puma and the third division of Yitong. Zhang Lin and other parties all ascended the position of minister and general, and greatly rewarded them. The rest of the accomplices were promoted out of the ordinary way, and even those who were slaves, servants, soldiers and miscellaneous servants were awarded the position of nobility. Every time the imperial court met, the Diao cicada crowns were full. At that time, people said as a proverb, "if there are not enough Diao, the dog's tail will continue." Mink is a kind of animal with precious fur. The emperor's servants decorated their hats with mink tail. At that time, due to the excessive appointment of officials and the shortage of mink tail, it was replaced by dog tail. At that time, people used the folk saying "mink is insufficient, dog tail continues" to satirize. Then he uses the metaphor of "Dogtail and mink continuation" to put the bad continuation behind the good, which seems to be out of proportion. It mostly refers to literary and artistic works.

Idiom usage

Used as an object or attribute; used in writing.

Chinese PinYin : gǒu wěi diāo xù