In the world of rivers and lakes, with Wei Que in mind(shēn zài jiāng hú，xīn cún wèi què)

In the world of rivers and lakes, with Wei Que in mind

In the world of rivers and lakes, those who are relieved of their official posts are still thinking about entering the imperial court. Later, it is often used to satirize the false hermits who are infatuated with fame and wealth.

source

"Zhuangzi, let the king:" the body is above the river and the sea, the heart is under the Wei que

Examples

Although he had made a mistake at this time, he did not lose his "~" thought in a word. The first chapter of China now by Li Baojia in Qing Dynasty

grammar

Wei que: the towering tower above the palace gate. The token of law was often hung under it, which was used by the imperial court.

Chinese PinYin : shēn zài jiāng hú，xīn cún wèi què