Jiuyuan Kezuo(jiǔ yuán kě zuò)

Jiuyuan Kezuo

Jiuyuan Kezuo is a Chinese idiom. Its pinyin is Ji ǔ Yu á NK ě Zu, which means to imagine the rebirth of the dead. From Guoyu Jinyu 8.

The origin of Idioms

In Guoyu Jinyu 8, Zhao Wenzi and his uncle traveled to Jiuyuan and said, "if the dead can be made, who will return?"

Idiom usage

To come back from the dead. Example Yang Jiong's Yizhou Xindu County XueBei in Tang Dynasty: "if Jiuyuan can be made, the great king will have the talent of langmiao." The fourth part of "Chang'an zati long sentence" written by Du Mu of Tang Dynasty: "Jiuyuan can be my teacher and friend, Langya bingmanrong." Qian Qianyi of the Qing Dynasty wrote in his book "a gift of bamboo from my father and friend to Shi Lang and a gift of military science to Shi Zhong": "Jiuyuan can be made, and this is worthy of the model." Gai said that Zhuge Liang should be treated together with him, which made Jiuyuan available and he also thought about using it. In Song Dynasty, Chen Liang's preface to the record of heroes and Qing Dynasty, Zhang Wentao's Kunshan poem of Zhu Zhennv: "all the students have rushed, and Jiujing can be God's promise."

Idioms and allusions

Zhao Wenzi and his uncle traveled to Jiuyuan and said, "if the dead can be made, who will return?" The uncle said to him, "he's a boy!" Wen Zi said: "Fu Yangzi was honest and upright in the state of Jin. He could not help himself, and he was not well known." The uncle said to him, "his uncle is guilty!" Wen Zi said: "my uncle's benevolence is not enough to be called because he does not care about his monarch when he sees profit. It follows Wuzi! When you accept admonition, you will never forget your teacher, you will never lose your friends, you will advance without your help, and you will not retreat without your help. " Guoyu Volume 14 (Jinyu 8 · Zhao Wenzi called xiansui Wuzi)

Chinese PinYin : jiǔ yuán kě zuò