When one man is in charge, ten thousand cannot be opened(yī fū dāng guān，wàn fū mò kāi)

When one man is in charge, ten thousand cannot be opened

One man can hold out against ten thousand and it comes from Li Bai's the difficulty of Shu Road in Tang Dynasty: "one man can hold out against ten thousand.". Jianmen pass is a high and dangerous mountain. When one person touches the pass, tens of thousands of people can't get in. It's a very dangerous and strategic terrain.

Constant explanation

See the article "the yellow crane can't fly yet". In addition to the description of the difficulty of Shu Road, the excerpt indicates the worry about the future of the country. There is a saying in Jin people's "Jian Ge Ming" that "one man with halberd, ten thousand men with faltering", which Li Bai gave full play to here. The four words "one man is the key to success" mean: "although one man is the key to success, ten thousand people can't open it. However, if the guards or bandit relatives, they will turn into wolves and jackals. The pass is dangerous. If it is not guarded by reliable people, it will be harmed. When the author wrote this poem, he had foreseen that this would happen. Later generations use the idiom "one man is in charge of the pass, ten thousand men are not allowed to open" to describe the dangerous terrain.

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It comes from Li Bai's Shu Dao Nan in Tang Dynasty: "① Jian Ge, ② majestic and ③ Cui Wei." one man is in charge of the pass, and ten thousand people are not allowed to open it. ① Jian Pavilion: it is located between big and small Jian mountains in Jiange County, Sichuan Province. It is also known as Jian Pavilion and Jian men pass. ② Towering: the mountain is high and steep; "the mountain is high and dangerous, one person holding the pass, tens of thousands of people can not get in, describing the terrain is very steep. It also describes a person who has the courage to resist thousands of people. ③ Cui GUI: Yin Cui Wei, tall. The terrain is very dangerous. Juyong Pass has always been a place for military strategists.

About the author

Li Bai (701-762), also known as Qinglian Jushi, has the name of Taibai. He is a Taoist. When he was five years old, he went to mianzhou (now Jiangyou City, Sichuan Province) with his family. He has read a lot since he was young. He likes to play the piano and has excellent swordsmanship. During the Zhuang Dynasty, he visited famous mountains and rivers and made many friends. He once entered the palace and was appreciated by Xuanzong. Later, he was slandered and retired. After the failure of Wang Yong's East tour, Li Bai was implicated and exiled to Yelang. He was pardoned in Wushan and died soon. Li Bai is a great romantic poet after Qu Yuan. As well known as Du Fu, Li Du is one of the greatest poets in China. He loved Feng and ya, advocated Jian'an, imitated Qu Song and imitated Yuefu. Poetry momentum ups and downs, sprinkle not group, known as "poetry Fairy". Good at antiquity. The five or seven character quatrains are also considerable. He didn't pay attention to the rhythm, and there were few regular poems. Du Fu said that he was "invincible in Bai Ye's poems, and he could not think of others in a floating way" and "he was shocked by the wind and rain when he wrote, and his poems became weeping ghosts and gods." It can be seen that the achievement is very high. There is a collection of Li Taibai. [source] Huainanzi · Bing luexun: "one person guards the pass, but thousands of people dare to cross it." Zuo Si's Shudu Fu of Jin Dynasty: "one man guards the pass, and ten thousand men do not go to it." Li Bai's "the road to Shu is difficult" (excerpt): "the sword Pavilion is towering and Cui Wei, one man is in charge of the pass, and ten thousand men are not allowed to open it. The guards or bandit relatives turn into wolves and jackals. Avoid tigers in the morning and snakes in the evening. He who grinds his teeth and sucks his blood kills like a horse. Although Jincheng is happy, it's better to return home as soon as possible. " One man is in charge of the pass, and ten thousand men are in charge of the pass. It is a complex sentence type. It can be used as an object, attribute and clause. It is very dangerous to describe the terrain.

Related allusions

In Li Bai's Shu Dao Nan of Tang Dynasty, "the sword Pavilion is magnificent and Cui Wei, one man is in charge of the pass, and ten thousand people are not allowed to open.". Jiange: Jianmen pass, a majestic pass between Dajian mountain and Xiaojian mountain in Jiange County, Sichuan Province.

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