Classical Chinese describing the importance of talents

1. What words were used to describe talents in ancient Chinese? Add some more points ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Among them, Longfeng is only eight and a half years old, and he is well-educated and eloquent, and it doesn't matter if he doesn't get ahead. He is talented and outstanding. China's outstanding disciples, such as He Ming Jiu Gao of Heshi and Zhen of Xiuchang of Jin Xin, watched and killed Wei Jun, Lin Feng, Gui Long and Zhu happily from then on, and dreamed of writing flowers. The skill of the side wall is profound and wonderful, and the southern state is crowned with the southern arrow, which can be completed. Those who can do more work, try a little, Yao Shun, a female middle school student, is next to you, and seven steps are stronger. There are no weak soldiers under his command, three heads and six arms sweep the eyebrows and corals in the net, and the talented person Teng Jiao rises. Phoenix, martial arts and martial arts are all full of words, and the word Great Wall is five words. The next chapter is a thousand words, founder is new, and the initial exam is only roughly shown in the class. The official of the medicine cage is embarrassed. Jade hall golden horse trapped as an official, really talented and practical. He dares to study more. He is fearless. He is a clever man. He has the wisdom to plan his plan, and he has the foresight to plan his plan. He tried his best to beat around the bush. He tried every means to oppose expediency. He will win three cobblers in the sky and synthesize one Zhuge Liang and three cobblers. Better than Zhuge Liang's coup, Wen Tao's coup is to learn from mulberry in the chest, be resourceful, be alert to snow and ice, be smart, intelligent, stupid, smart, clumsy, smart, be clear at a glance, listen, speak, know, read, remember, know, and be governor, if you see a thousand miles, speak quickly, go quickly, learn quickly, be wise, be born. Well-informed, well-informed, remember to strive for greatness and profundity, well-informed, well-informed, well-informed, well-informed, resourceful, resourceful, resourceful, resourceful, resourceful, resourceful, smart, competent, looking forward to and angry. As the saying goes, the people's revolution has formed its own family and is proficient in it. They are proficient in their own hands, and they are proficient in their own hands. They are proficient in their skills, such as armbands, fingers, hands, hands, watches, hands and wheels.

2. Classical Chinese uses horses as a metaphor for talents

Spend 1000 gold coins to buy the bones of a swift horse ―― a thirst for talent.

Selected from "The Warring States Policy Yance I"

[Original] [Translation]

In ancient times, someone asked for a swift horse for 1000 yuan, but he couldn't get it for three years.

Juan Ren said, "Ask for it yourself." You sent it. In March, I got a swift horse. When the horse died, I bought its bones with 500 gold, and I returned them to you.

The king was furious and said, "If you want a horse, donate 500 gold to save it."

Juanren said to him, "You buy a dead horse with five hundred gold. What will happen to a horse? The king is the horse in the world, and the horse is coming today. "

Therefore, if the period is less than 4 years, Maxima will reach 3.

To annotate ...

1 Juan Ren: a junior courtier with a lower status in the palace. 2 Send: Send 3 Reverse: Pass "Return". ④ Period year: the first anniversary. ⑤ City Horse: Buy a horse.

Allusions background

In 3 14 BC, civil strife broke out in Yan State, and neighboring Qi State took the opportunity to send troops and occupied part of Yan State's territory.

After Yan Zhaowang proclaimed himself emperor, he eliminated civil strife and determined to recruit talented people, revitalize Yan State and regain lost territory. Although Yan Zhaowang had such a call, not many people defected to him. So, Yan Zhaowang went to a man named Guo Kun and asked him how to get a virtuous person.

Guo Kui told Yan Zhaowang a story: Once upon a time, a monarch was willing to buy a swift horse with his daughter. But three years later, Maxima didn't buy it. An unknown person under the monarch volunteered to buy a swift horse, and the monarch agreed. It took the man three months to find a good horse somewhere. However, when he got to the house, the horse was already dead. So he bought the horse's bones with 500 gold and gave them back to the monarch. The monarch was very unhappy when he saw the horse bones bought at a very expensive price. The person who bought the horse bones said, I did this to let everyone know that your majesty really wanted to buy a horse at a high price, not to deceive others. Sure enough, in less than a year, someone sent three swift horses.

After telling the above story, Guo Kun said to Yan Zhaowang, "If your king really wants talents, you should let the whole world know that you really want talents, just like a monarch who bought a swift horse. You can start with me. People will see that people like me can be reused, and people who are more talented than me will come to you. " Yan Zhaowang thought this was reasonable, so he took Guo Kun as his teacher and gave him a generous salary. And let him establish "Huang Jintai" as a place to recruit talents from all over the world. Shortly after the news spread, some talented celebrities and sages came to express their willingness to help Yan Zhaowang govern the country. After more than 20 years' efforts, Yan finally became strong, defeated Qi and regained the occupied land.

At present, there is a Jintaichen village at the junction of Yixian and Dingxing in Hebei Province. It is said that this village is where Yan Zhaowang built Huang Jintai.

idiom

"A thousand dollars to buy bones", see "The Warring States Policy Yance I". It means like attaching importance to talents and eager to get talents.

Pinyin: qiān jιn mγI g incarnation

Interpretation: Buy the bones of a good horse with a lot of money.

Source: Han Liuxiang's "Warring States Policy Yance".

Used as object and attribute; Refers to cherishing talents.

There was once a monarch who was willing to pay 1200 gold to buy a maxima, but three years later, maxima still didn't buy it.

At this time, a courtier asked the monarch to go out and look for a swift horse. After three months of searching, the courtiers finally found the clue, but when they looked at the place, the horse was dead. The courtiers took out 500 taels of gold and bought back the head of Maxima.

The monarch was very angry: "I want a live horse." How can I get the dead horse back and use 520 gold? "

The courtier replied, "You have to pay 500 gold for a dead horse, let alone a live horse." The world will help the king find a horse and the horse will bring it here. "

Sure enough, in less than a year, several swift horses were delivered to the monarch.