accuse one falsely for receiving bribery(yì yǐ míng zhū)

accuse one falsely for receiving bribery

Coix pearl, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is y ì y ǐ m í ngzh ū, meaning that Coix is said to be a pearl by the slanderer. It means being slandered and wronged. It comes from the biography of Ma Yuan in the book of the later Han Dynasty.

Idiom explanation

Coix lacryma jobI: perennial herb whose fruit can be used for food, wine making and medicine. Job's tears are said to be the Pearl by slanderers. It means being slandered and wronged.

Idioms and allusions

In the beginning, the aid was in jiaozhu, often baiting coix seed, which could be used to lighten the body and save desire to overcome miasma. Coix lacryma jobI is very big in the south. I want to support it. I want to plant it. I want to return it to the army and carry a car. At that time, people thought that the southern land was precious and strange, and all the powerful people wanted it. When you help, you are in favor, so don't smell it. And after his death, there was a letter written to him, thinking that all the previous records were written in the Pearl. Ma Wu and Hou Yu in the mausoleum all spoke in the form of a chapter, which made the emperor angry. He was afraid to return the old tombs by funeral. He just bought several acres of land in the west of the city for burial. Guests and friends dare not hang up. Yan is connected with his wife Cao Suo, and yique pleads guilty. The emperor sent out a letter to show it. Then he knew where he was sitting. He filed a letter to complain about his grievances. Six times later, he was very sad and had to be buried. At first, Ma Yuan used to eat job's tears in jiaozhu, because job's tears can remove miasma, and long-term service can lighten body and desire. The fruit of Coix lacryma in the south is big. Ma Yuan wanted to use it as a seed. When he returned to the army, he carried a truck. At that time, people thought that it was a rare monster of the south, and the dignitaries were watching. Ma Yuan was trusted by the emperor at that time, so no one dared to report to the imperial court. When Ma Yuan died, someone wrote a false accusation, saying that all the treasures Ma Yuan had brought back from the South were pearls and rhinoceros. Both Ma Wu and Hou Yu of Yuling explained their shapes with memorials, which made the emperor more angry. Ma Yuan's wife and sons were afraid to transport Ma Yuan's coffin back to the old cemetery for burial. They only bought a few mu of land in the west of the city to bury it. The guests did not dare to mourn. Ma Yan was connected with Ma Yuan's wife Cao Suo, and went to the court to plead guilty. The emperor took out liang song's false accusation to show him that it was a false accusation, so he filed a complaint. Six times before and after, he was mournful, and then he was buried. After Ma Yuan's death, job's tears, which came from the south, were said to be the Pearl by the slanderer. As a result, he and his wife and children were wronged. Later, he used the Pearl of Coix as a metaphor for being slandered and wronged, deliberately confusing black and white and making a fool of right and wrong.

Idiom usage

Wu You Zhuan in the book of the later Han Dynasty: today's adults cross the Wuling mountains and are far away on the seashore. If the book is completed, it will contain both. In the past, Ma Yuan was slandered by Coix, and Wang Yang was named after Yi Bao. Between suspicions, we should be cautious. In the old book of the Tang Dynasty, the biography of Wang Yu, Du Zhenglun and others: Zhenglun was promoted by Nengwen, met the committee by Zhidao, consulted the secrets, and went in and out of the two palaces. However, the scholar bureaucrats should be cautious when they are ridiculed by Chengqian Jindai. Wang Dingbao of the Five Dynasties' Tang Zhiyan, good and evil: it's the slander of knowing melon and Li, and the slander of Coix, which can't be forgotten. Zhu Yizun's poem "reward for ascending and ascending": the Wutong rain poem is sad and unnatural. Wutong rain night words are sad, and the pearl is always slander. ——There is no one to identify the Pearl Coix in "reward Hongsheng" written by Zhu YIZUN in the Qing Dynasty. Don't be tired of poverty when you return from luggage. ——Bei Qiong's experience of sending Yang Jiusi to Guangxi Duwei: dwarf laughs at Dong Fangshuo, Coix slanders you Ma Fubo

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