the lowly carry little authority(rén wēi quán qīng)

the lowly carry little authority

A person with little power means that he has little seniority and low prestige, and power does not convince everyone. Micro means low. It comes from the biography of Sima zanju in historical records: "the officials are humble and humble, and they are promoted by the emperor. In addition, the officials are not attached, the people do not believe in them, and the power is weak. They are willing to be favored by the emperor, respected by the state, and supervised by the army."

Idiom explanation

[pronunciation] R é NW ē iqu á NQ ī ng explanation: people are weak and have little power, which means that people's seniority is shallow and prestige is low and power is not convincing. Micro means low.

Idioms and allusions

[historical records] it comes from the biography of Sima zanju in historical records: "the officials are humble, and they are promoted by the emperor. In addition, the officials are not attached to them, and the people do not believe them. They are weak and have little power. They are willing to be favored by the emperor, respected by the state, and supervised by the army." Chapter 6 of he Dian written by Zhang Nanzhuang in Qing Dynasty: "the living dead will know that he is a playboy who relies on his official power. He thinks that people are weak and power is weak, and chicken is not a stone. "At the end of the spring and Autumn period, the descendant of Tian Wan in Qi was not used because he was born as a concubine. When Qi was invaded by Jin and Yan, Yan Ying recommended him to Qi Jinggong and was sent to resist the Jin army. He had little power, so the Duke of Qi Jing assigned him a powerful minister to be the supervisor of the army. He killed the arrogant supervisor, established his military power, recovered his lost land, and was granted the title of big Sima

Discrimination of words

[usage] as predicate, object, attribute; refers to the status and status of low [structure] joint type [synonym] slight words [rhyme] startling, greedy for ink, chasing fishy smell, purple frog sound, Qi song Wuzheng, yiliufeng, being a soldier, bloodbath wind, double increase in value, striking lightning, etc. [time] ancient people ofnoimportancecarrylittleweight.

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