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【Idioms】
Slush Claw
【Pinyin】
xuě zhǎo
【Definition】
Slush: Mud that melts snow water. Geese trampled on the mud and left paw prints. A metaphor for the traces of the past.
【Source】
Song Sushi's poem "Hezi Yushi Pond Nostalgia": "Life is everywhere like, it should be like Feihong stepping on the slush." Occasionally left finger claws on the mud, Hongfei that recounted things. The old monk has died into a new tower, and the bad wall has no reason to see the old problem. In the past, the rugged days are still not remembered, and the road chiefs are trapped and donkeys hiss. ”
Explanation: Life in the world, here and there, accidentally left some traces, what do you think it is like? I looked like a bird flying everywhere. It's like landing on a snowy spot somewhere. It left some paw prints on this snowy ground, which was a coincidence, because the flight of the bird was not necessary at all. The old monk Bong Xian has died, and all he has left is a new pagoda with ashes. We didn't have a chance to go there again to see the broken wall that had been inscribed there. Do you remember the rugged journey to Shichi at that time? The road is long, the people are tired, and the donkeys are tired and screaming.
【Synonyms】
Hong claw spring mud Fei Hong stepping snow Fei Hong snow claw Hong mud snow claw
【Antonyms】
The clouds dissipate
【Idiom Story】
During the Song Dynasty, there was a famous writer and poet named Su Shi, and he had a younger brother named Su Rui (字子由). Su Rui was also a famous writer and great poet. Su Rui once wrote a poem "Nostalgia for Shichi", and Su Shi used the above poem and him to compose another poem: "Hezi Yushichi Nostalgia".
The poem reads:
Life is everywhere like, it should be like Flying Flying On Slush.
Occasionally left finger claws on the mud, Hongfei that recounted things.
The old monk has died into a new tower, and the bad wall has no reason to see the old problem.
In the past, the rugged days are still not remembered, and the road chiefs are trapped and donkeys hiss.
Shichi (渑池), in present-day Shichi County, Henan, was west of Luoyang and east of Kunshan. The brothers Su Shi and Su Rui had been to Shichi and had stayed in a monastery there, and the old monks in the monastery had entertained them attentively, and they had also inscribed poems on the walls of the temple.
When Su Shi later recalled these scenes from Su Rui's nostalgic poems, Feng Xian had died, and the wall of the inscription poem may have been broken, thinking about his wandering and uncertain whereabouts, he couldn't help but sigh, so he said to Su Rui in the poem: "Life is in the world, here and there, accidentally leaving some traces, what is your Taoist image?" I looked like a bird flying everywhere, stumbling on a snowy ground somewhere. It left some paw prints on this snowy ground, which was a coincidence, because the flight of the bird was not necessary at all. The old monk Feng Xian has passed away, and all he has left is a new pagoda with ashes, and we have no chance to go there to see the broken wall that was inscribed there.
Is the old monk's columbarium and our inscription wall similar to the paw prints that Feihong accidentally left on the snow? Do you remember the rugged journey to Shichi at that time? The road is far, the people are tired, and the donkeys are tired and screaming. ”
Su Shi's poem is wrong to have a negative attitude towards life. Because of this poem, the idiom "slush claw" was born. People use it as a metaphor for the traces of the past. Dai Liang, a yuanren, said in a poem: "The world has become a great seal mud." Sometimes people also give poems with inscriptions as souvenirs, called "slush claws".
【Example of sentence construction】
Back in the hometown of a long absence, although the changes are great, but the snow and mud claws, the scene of childhood is still vividly remembered.
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