Wushangwu(wū shàng wū)

Wushangwu

Crows in the house. Point to where you love. Because love a person and love his house crow. It means to love a person and care about the people or things related to him. As an idiom, it comes from Fu Sheng's Shangshu Da Zhuan · Da Da Zhan: "the one who loves is also the black in the house." Because love a house, also love the crow on the roof. It refers to loving a person and caring for the people or things related to him. It shows that one person's love for another person (or thing) has reached a degree of blind enthusiasm.

Idioms and allusions

According to the book of history, the oath of herding and the war, Zhou died, and the king of Wu was not sure. He called Tai Gong and asked, "how can I enter yin?"? "Tai Gong said," what about those who love and those who don't love? "The ninety second volume of the collection of Arts and culture, Wu of the bird's men, 59 to Liu Tao, says: King Wu ascended xiatai to meet the people of Yin Dynasty. Zhou GongDan said, "when a minister hears about it, he who loves him loves his house, and he who hates him hates others. "Shuoyuan" volume V "noble" king of Wu Ke Yin, summoned Taigong and asked, "what will you do to all the scholars? "Taigong said to him," when I hear that those who love them are black in the house; those who hate them are evil in the rest; when I hear that Liu Jue enemies, I have more than enough money to spare? The king said, "No. Then the king said, "what can I do for it? Shao Gong said to him, "the guilty will be killed, and the innocent will live? The king said, "No. When Duke Shao came out and Duke Zhou came in, the king said, "what can I do for it? The Duke of Zhou said, "let each of you live in his own house, and let the land be his own. There will be no change in the old and the new, but only benevolence. If the people have a fault, they will give it to one person."! "King Wu said," it's so vast, it's even the world. All so noble gentleman, with its benevolence and virtue also! "When a minister hears of it, he who loves him loves his house, and he who hates him hates the rest." Love the crow in the house. Point to where you love. It is also called "Wu Wu".

Discrimination of words

"Han Shi Wai Zhuan" Volume 3: "love the person and Wu on the house, those who hate the person hate the Xu Yu." Tang Dufu's poem "presented to Li Sizhang of Shehong" said: "if you are a good father-in-law, you are a good man Song Sushi's poem "sending song Pengzhou to meet his two relatives" says: "whoever comes from the east to meet the envoy's car knows that it is Wu in the father-in-law's house." According to Zhang Fengyi's Guanyuan Ji Jitou Taishi in the Ming Dynasty, "eight people can't afford porridge, so they are specially put in the courtyard. If you dare to pray with emotion, you will give up if you think about the house. " Zhao Yi of the Qing Dynasty wrote in Oubei Shihua Zha chubai's poem: "when I come here, I will also say goodbye to the nest and swallow, but I still love Wu Wu for a while."

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