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The story of goose feather is a gift of a thousand miles and important to people. Song Ouyang Xiu's poem "Mei Yu Sheng sends Ginkgo biloba"
Interpretation metaphor Although the gift is meager, it contains deep friendship.
Used as object and attribute; Often used with "politeness is not satisfactory"
Structural subject-predicate
Synonyms send goose feathers thousands of miles.
The rhyming word "Ghosts catch wolves and howl, cut their robes, shake people's hearts, break the eggs between people's nests, sweat horses and get old, come to Korea from all over the world, clear the way for every mountain, bridge bridges when encountering water, muddy wine and fancy dishes, shake people's souls and confuse jade, ......
ancient times
A goose feather came from thousands of miles away; A small gift from afar, full of affection.
A local official in the Tang Dynasty sent Mian Bogao to present a swan to the emperor. Mian Bogao climbed the mountain and waded through the water. When he passed Mianyang Lake, he bathed the swan. The swan escaped, leaving only a goose feather, so he had to write a poem, "Go to the emperor of Tang Fu and spare Mian Bogao. Gifts are light and people are heavy, and goose feathers are sent thousands of miles. " The emperor didn't blame or reward him.
For example, a thousand miles of goose feathers are not light, and clothes are greasy and return to the north. Huang Songting's poem "Thank you for giving me a gift to Wu Nanxiong"
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1, Send a goose feather a thousand miles: This is a poem written by Mian Bogao, the diplomatic envoy of the Tang Dynasty. Paying tribute to geese in the Tang Dynasty is a long way to go. Mian yang Lake got lost and fell to the ground crying. You go to the Tang Dynasty emperor, can you spare Mian Bogao? Gifts are light and affectionate, and goose feathers are sent thousands of miles away! It's a long way to dedicate a swan to the Tang Dynasty, and it's a long way to Xiu Yuan. I was very sad when I accidentally lost my baby in Mianyang Lake. Please give me a break, Mian Bogao. I didn't go far to Wan Li just to send a goose feather. Although this gift is light, it is enough to represent our friendship. During the Zhenguan period of the Tang Dynasty, Dali sent envoys Mian Bogao to pay tribute to the Tang Dynasty. Tribute is a rare white swan, also known as fairy goose. Mian Bogao went on a night tour. On this day, he came to the ground of Mianyang State (now Xiantao Miancheng) in Huguang. In Mianyang, there is a lotus pond. The water in the pond is as clear as a mirror. The lotus in the pool is fragrant and refreshing. Mian Bogao enjoyed the picturesque scenery of the water town and felt relaxed and happy. Mian Bogao put down the golden cage, rolled up his sleeves, took the water and drank enough, then washed his face with water and washed all the way. He saw the swan in the cage and thought that people and birds are the same, so the swan should be given water to bathe. After thinking about it, I opened the golden cage and carried the swan out. I was about to give it a bath when I suddenly heard a plop, and the swan took the opportunity to break free and spread its wings. In a panic, Myanmar Bo ... Shenma searched for more idiom stories and usage of sending goose feathers thousands of miles away.
2. Idiom stories: Idiom stories are part of the history of China, and idioms are the accumulation of history. Behind every idiom, there is a far-reaching story, which is the crystallization of people's wisdom for thousands of years. Its characteristics are profound and meaningful, and concise. Reading idiom stories can help us understand history, things, knowledge and accumulate beautiful language materials. Therefore, learning idioms is the only way for teenagers to learn China culture. Idiom stories tell some truth with profound and vivid story allusions. Idioms are reasonable words, which laid the foundation of China's cultural road. Later, it was compiled into a series of books called idiom stories. In April of 20xx, it was listed in the Catalogue of Reading Guidance for Primary and Secondary School Students (20xx Edition) by the Development Center of Basic Education Curriculum and Textbooks of the Ministry of Education. Idioms are the accumulation of history, and there is a far-reaching story behind every idiom. Idioms in idiom stories are selected from a large number of idioms that people use every day. The language of these stories is vivid and easy to understand, which can help children understand history, learn knowledge and feel the unique charm of China traditional culture. When the Eight Immortals crossed the sea, they were terminally ill. When they gained something, they learned from hearsay. They say they are highly respected, they are highly respected. Playing the lute for a cow is effective, and it is difficult to prevent micro-time from parting ways.
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