the young man is promising and worthy to be taught(rú zǐ kě jiào)

the young man is promising and worthy to be taught

Ruzikejiao is a Chinese idiom. Its pinyin is R ú Z à K à Ji à o. It means that children can be taught. Later it describes that young people are promising and can be cultivated. It comes from Sima Qian's historical records liuhou family in the Western Han Dynasty.

The origin of Idioms

In the Western Han Dynasty, Sima Qian's "records of the historian · liuhou aristocratic family": "the father accepted with his feet and left with a smile. Liang Shu was shocked and followed his eyes. The father went to Li Suo and returned, saying, "I can teach you."

Idioms and allusions

Zhang Liang, Zi Fang. He used to be a well-known young man of South Korea, surnamed Ji. Later, because he attempted to assassinate the first emperor of Qin Dynasty, he fled to xiapi to hide, so he changed his name to Zhang Liang. One day, Zhang Liang went for a walk on the Dishui bridge near xiapi. On the bridge, he met an old man in coarse cloth. The old man went up to Zhang Liang, threw a shoe directly under the bridge, and then said to Zhang Liang, "Hello! young fellow! You pick up the shoes for me Zhang Liang was surprised and wanted to beat the old man. But seeing that the old man was very old, he held back. He went down the bridge and picked up the shoes, then knelt respectfully to put them on for the old man. The old man put on his shoes, then turned around and left with a smile. Zhang Liang was even more surprised and stared at the old man's back as he left. The old man walked away, turned back and said, "you are a good young man. You are worthy of my advice. Five days later in the morning, meet me on the bridge. " Zhang Liang listened and agreed. On the fifth morning, Zhang Liang rushed to the bridge. The old man arrived first and said angrily, "what's the matter with being late for the appointment with the old man? Come and see me earlier in five days Five days later, as soon as the rooster crowed, Zhang Liang set out and rushed to the bridge. Unexpectedly, the old man arrived first again. The old man said, "I'm late again. What's the matter? Come early in five days. " After another five days, Zhang Liang just came to the bridge in the middle of the night to wait in the dark. After a while, the old man also came and said happily, "young man, you are right!" The old man took out a book and gave it to Zhang Liang, saying, "you have to work hard to study this book. I can be a teacher of the emperor after studying thoroughly. Ten years later, there will be great achievements. Thirteen years later, boy, you will see me again. I am Huangshi at the foot of Gucheng mountain in Jibei. " Then the old man left and disappeared. The next morning, Zhang Liang read the book, which was the art of war. Zhang Liang thought it was very strange, so he often studied the book hard. After that, he saw a yellow stone at the foot of Gucheng mountain in Jibei, so after Zhang Liang died, the stone was buried together. Later, Zhang Liang studied the art of Taigong's war very effectively and became an important counselor of Liu Bang, the founder of the Han Dynasty.

Idiom usage

In Tang Dynasty, Liu Yuxi's the collection of the works of ch'eshang people: "Shi Yufang wrote with two fashions, accompanied by his chanting, all of them said: ~". '”

Chinese PinYin : rú zǐ kě jiào