the supreme arrogance of a person with great power(zhì shǒu kě rè)

the supreme arrogance of a person with great power

Hot, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is zh ì sh ǒ UK ě R è, hot: Roasted; means a hand close to feel very hot, compared to the arrogant, powerful, people do not dare to close; from the "beauty trip".

The origin of Idioms

Du Fu, a poet of the Tang Dynasty, wrote a poem in "a trip to a beautiful woman" which is "extremely hot and powerful. Be careful not to get angry with the prime minister.".

Idioms and allusions

Tang Xuanzong Li Longji was a very promising emperor when he was young. However, Tang Xuanzong later appointed Li Linfu as prime minister, and politics began to corrupt. In 745 A.D., he made Yang Yuhuan a concubine. He indulged in extravagance and lust, and his politics became more and more corrupt. Yang Guifei has a cousin named Yang Zhao. Because of Yang Guifei's favor, Yang Zhao became a royal censor, and Emperor Xuanzong of Tang Dynasty also named him Guozhong. Soon after Li Linfu died, Emperor Xuanzong appointed Yang Guozhong as prime minister, leaving all the government affairs to Yang Guozhong. For a while, the Yang brothers and sisters were very powerful. They formed a clique for personal gain and made the whole court a mess. Soon after, the rebellion of Anlushan and Shi Siming broke out. But at that time, the Yang brothers and sisters lived a life of extravagance and extravagance.

On March 3, 753 A.D., Yang Guifei and others went to Qujiang for a spring picnic, which caused a sensation. Du Fu, a poet, was extremely indignant at the behavior of the Yang brothers and sisters, who only care about their own enjoyment, regardless of the people's life and death. He wrote the famous poem "a journey to beauties", which boldly exposed and deeply satirized the luxury and power of the Yang brothers and sisters. "It's extremely hot. Don't get angry with the prime minister." It's two sentences in the poem. The meaning of these two poems is: no one can compare with the powerful and powerful people of the Yang family; you must not go near them, so as not to make the prime minister angry.

Idiom usage

As an adverbial or attributive; of power, etc

Examples

Lu Xun's huagaiji "axiom" trick: "they are all professors of Peking University, most of them originally lived in dongjixiang Hutong, and most of them were the figures who opposed Peking University's independence of Zhang Shizhao. Therefore, when Zhang Shizhao was hot, Datong evening news once called them" upright gentlemen of dongjixiang school. "

Analysis of Idioms

It's a temporary, daunting and distant word

[antonym] approachable, amiable and kind-hearted

[rhyme words] to cultivate virtue, to advocate but not to be harmonious, to start a new foundation and a new career, to live in unexpected circumstances, not to change one's happiness, to add branches and leaves, to have different shapes and strange colors, to be happy with one's family, to be not happy with one's misfortunes, not to be happy with one's happiness

Chinese PinYin : zhì shǒu kě rè