The Soul of Wuqiu: Legend has it that during the Spring and Autumn Period, Qi Jinggong once led his entourage out hunting, took a nap on a Wuqiu, and in a dream saw five big men kneeling in front of them and declaring them innocent. When Jing Gong woke up, he told Yan Zi about the dream, and Yan Zi said, "In the past, when King Qi Mao was hunting, he saw five big men using nets to scare wild beasts.
Their heads were cut off, and the place of their burial was called the Mound of the Five Husbands. Perhaps, this is the Hill of the Five Husbands. See Yanzi Chunqiu. Miscellaneous Three" recorded. Later, it referred to the unjust souls and the wronged dead. Southern dynasties. beam. Jiang Yan wrote in the "Book of King Yi Jianping": "Yang Wei Wang Shao Chui understands,
Then the soul of Wuqiu is worthy of Shen Shou; The ghost of the Crane Pavilion, who does not hate the ashes. Also known as "the head of the Wuqiu". Mantis arm as a car: Legend has it that in the Spring and Autumn Period, Qi Zhuang Gong went out hunting, halfway, there was a praying mantis angrily raised its arm, not afraid to avoid, Zhuang Gong said: "The mantis only knows how to attack, does not know how to retreat, does not measure up to its own strength, and easily approaches the enemy."
If it is a warrior in the world!" So the car turned around and avoided it. See The Tale of Han Poetry, Volume VIII. Later, it was used as a metaphor for "mantis arm as a car" to be brave and aggressive but not self-sufficient. bright. Jiang Yikui in "Chang'an Guest Talk. It is written in the "Fighting and Promoting Weaving": "The mantis arm should be crossed, and the angry frog will cause the whip."