Peiwei Peixian(pèi wéi pèi xián)

Peiwei Peixian

Peiwei Peixian, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is p è IW é IP è IXI á n, originally referring to Ximen Bao's impatience and Peiwei's self-discipline; Dong An's slow temperament and Peixian's self-discipline. It used to be a warning to oneself at any time, but later it used to be a useful admonition. It comes from Han Feizi's Guanxing.

The origin of Idioms

In Han Feizi's Guanxing: "because of ximenbao's impatience, Peiwei is slow; because of Dong An's impatience, Peixian is fast. Therefore, to make up for the deficiency with the surplus and to continue the short with the long is called "Mingzhu."

Idiom usage

Ximenbao was born in the Wei Dynasty during the Warring States period, and it is said in the biography of funny biographies in historical records. During the reign of Ye Ling, he punished the local corrupt officials and witches who used sacrifice to the river god to destroy the people's women and plunder the people's wealth. He was very happy and showed a strong and honest character. In order to warn himself of less impetuous diseases, he wore a cowhide to warn himself. Dong Anyu was the Minister of Zhao Yang, one of the five ministers of the Jin state at the end of the spring and Autumn period. He is good at architecture. He designed and supervised the construction of Jinyang city. He thinks that his temperament is soothing, so he wears a bow string to encourage himself. After assisting Zhao for more than ten years, he hanged himself to ensure the stability of the country in the civil strife of Jin. Zhu Ziqing uses the word "Peixian" as the meaning. All his life, he was diligent, proficient in scholarship, and wrote a lot. Taking "autumn fruit" as the name, it is also called "vice reality". This "Qiushi" is closely related to "Peixian". Without Peixian's self encouragement, I'm afraid there will be no such heavy autumn fruit. Yan Peiwei is one of the five righteous people who fought against Wei Wei's death of "jiyuyi" recorded in the tombstone of five people by Zhang Pu of Qing Dynasty. It can be inferred from "Peiwei" that this man is straightforward and belongs to the category of "helping others in the face of injustice". Although he warned himself in the name of Peiwei, he could not hold back the fire of justice in his heart when the eunuch party was in disorder, so he stepped forward to fight for justice and even sacrificed himself. So that the four sides of the people "strangle the tomb Road, send their ambition of the sad ah.".

Chinese PinYin : pèi wéi pèi xián