Cao Cao is heavy.1
Cao Cao had a daughter who was clever and clever, and many officials came to kiss her son. Cao Cao chose "one eye" Ding Yi, and everyone was puzzled. Cao Cao remembered: "There are more handsome young people than Ding Yi, but it is difficult to find a talented offspring like Ding Yi." ”
Yuan Mei loves poverty
The youngest daughter of the Qing Dynasty poet Yuan Ming was talented and intelligent, and many famous and prestigious families came to ask for relatives, but he married his daughter to the son of a poor people. When his daughter got married, in addition to sending her some simple daily necessities, he also gave her a special gift of marriage words: "Gu En is not rich, and her husband is not merciful, but listening to the sound of Guan Sui, often in the spring wind." ”
Lin Ze Xu Chongde
One year Chinese New Year's Eve, Lin Zexu's subordinates all went home for the New Year, but the clerk Shen Baozhen was still copying official documents. Lin Zexu copied a ten-thousand-word sonata to him, and Shen Baozhen wrote a candle night book until the three changes. Who knew that Lin Zexu looked at it and said, "The words are too grassy and must be copied again." Shen Er didn't say a word, he copied it again, and it was the next morning. Lin Zexu saw that he was honest and could bear hardships and stand hard work, so he chose him as his son-in-law. Later, this son-in-law was indeed extraordinary, and the official was the governor of Jiangxi and the governor of Liangjiang.
Xi Jian is heavy and simple
Xi Jian, a jin dynasty lieutenant, liked simple people. He sent his protégés to the Wang Dao family to choose a son-in-law, and the descendants of the Wang Dao family were all dressed neatly and neatly, waiting for the selection, except for a descendant named Wang Xizhi who was lying on the bed on the east side, dressed in a simple old dress. The protégé returned the favor, and the lieutenant said, "I will choose the one who is born in the east bed as my son-in-law." Later, Wang Xizhi became a famous calligrapher, and "East Bed" also became the elegant name of his son-in-law.
Rice bowl heavy "clean"
The Song Dynasty calligrapher Mi Fu was best clean, so he chose his son-in-law to pay attention to cleanliness. He saw a marriage proposer named Duan Fu, who went to dust and clapped his hands in praise: "Sweeping the floor and going to the dust again, it is really my natural son-in-law." So he married his daughter to him. Duan Fu was diligent and enterprising, and his career was developed, and he later became an official and prime minister.