"Zhong" and "Zhong" are the same.
When stealing a clock, I was afraid that the sound of the clock would attract others to take it away, so I quickly covered my ears.
Lu's Spring and Autumn Annals. An unscrupulous theory. Self-knowledge was published.
Later, I tried to deceive others by using the metaphor of "covering my ears and stealing bells", only to deceive myself.
Self-deception.
Classic source "Lv's Spring and Autumn Annals". Not deep. Knowing that "Cheng Jing and Qi Zhuang killed without knowing it; Prince and Zhi Bo died without knowing; Song and Zhongshan died without knowing; Jin and Zhao Kuo, unconsciously; Drilling tea, Pang Juan, Prince Shen, died without knowing it.
Failure is greater than not knowing it.
fann 1 & gt； With death, people have a clock 2> Those who want to be negative 3> Let's go.
Then the clock is too big to be negative, with vertebra 4 >; Destroy it, the clock condition is that 5> has sound.
I am afraid that people will smell it and take it away from me, and I will slap my ears.
The wicked can smell it; Evil is self-loathing, and it is ridiculous.
You might as well be a master. I hate to hear that.
[Note] (1) Fan Jishe, Spring and Autumn Jin Qing, date of birth and death is unknown.
The descendants of Fan Wuzi were later wiped out by Zhi Bo.
(2) Clock: Like the clock, it is an ancient hollow percussion instrument, made of copper or iron.
Wu Song once wrote "Notes on Gaizhai". The fifth volume. Distinguishing mistakes: "As the saying goes, there is a saying that" a clock is not a clock, but a clock is also a clock ". 」
(3) negative: carrying things with your shoulders.
(4) Vertebra: sound.
Tools for knocking things.
(5) Bold: phonetic symbols, the sound made when ringing the bell.
(6) lick your ears: cover your ears in a hurry.
Hurry up, I'm in a hurry.
ㄢˇ |ㄢˇ, through the "mask", cover it up.
Allusions illustrate the "bell" of "stealing the bell", and the source of allusions is "bell".
"Zhong" and "Zhong" are the same.
During the Spring and Autumn Period, after Fan Jishe in the State of Jin was destroyed by Zhi Bo, someone saw a clock in his house and wanted to steal it.
But the clock is too big to carry, so I'm going to break it and take it one by one.
But as soon as you ring, the clock will make a loud noise.
He was afraid that the bell would attract others to rob him, so he quickly covered his ears, thinking that if he could not hear it, others would not hear it.
Later, the story of this foolish behavior was condensed into "stealing the ear bell", which was used to show that you are deceiving yourself and others.
The documentary evidence of "stealing the bell from the ear" is clear. Shen Defu's Wan Ye Li was edited. The second volume. Li Chao. The pilgrimage official presented ":"Since the husband is called Guan Yin, it makes sense. This is really a cover-up. 」
However, it is not difficult to see from the records in ancient books that the bells in early literature were all used as bells. For example, Liu Zi (Volume II) and Shen Du (Volume II) written by Liu Zhou in the Northern Qi Dynasty used the words "stealing bells to cover their ears", while Liang Shu (Volume I) in the Chronicle of Emperor Wu omitted "stealing bells".
Documentary evidence: 0 1. Ming. Wan Li Leaf edited by Shen Defu. The second volume. Dynasty. The pilgrimage official presented ":"Since the husband is called the official silver, it is not unreasonable, but it is actually a cover-up. 」
02. The ninth chapter of A Dream of Red Mansions by Cheng Yi: "Even if I dare not read thirty more poems, it's still a' cover my ears', just fooling people. 」
03. Scene 14 of "Jing Hua Yuan": "Although he covered it with silk to hide people's eyes and ears, he knew it was a' stolen bell'. 」
Usage description semantic description metaphor tries to deceive others, only to deceive oneself.
Derogatory.
Use categories to express "deception".
Example < 0 1 > If you don't work hard, you will only deceive yourself with lies, that is, cover your ears.
& lt02 & gt's attempt to legalize illegal activities is just a trick to hide the ears.
& lt03 & gt This single-handedly covering the sky is just a cover-up, and we can't fool everyone.
& lt04 & gt Doing this is like stealing a clock. What's the use except self-deception? & lt05 & gt Isn't it a trick to pretend that illegal search is a legal loan? & lt06 & gt Don't think that you are smart enough to cover up the bad things you have done. In fact, you are deceiving yourself.
& lt07 >； You will find an excuse to cover up the facts of corruption, and this trick will be discovered sooner or later.
& lt08 & gt A person who has done a bad thing and made up a set of reasons to cover it up is deceiving himself.
& lt09 >； Legalizing the wrong thing is just a clumsy trick. Everyone knows the truth.
Synonym: self-deception, catching birds blindfolded, stealing incense blindfolded.
Antonym: For identification, please refer to the reference word "Identification 2", that is, stealing a clock, stealing a clock, stealing a clock, stealing a clock, stealing a clock, stealing a clock, stealing a clock.