See the article "Fire in the Appearance of a Hole".

Here is a list of Canon sources, which are "watching the fire in the hole", for your reference.

"The book of books. Regarding Pan Geng, Wang Ruo said, "I will tell you and train you. Arrogance and health are my heart.

In ancient times, I was the first king, but I just wanted to be an old man.

The king told me that he could not hide his fingers, and the king used a leather piano; People can't escape from words, and people will change.

Since you are in a hurry, you have been sued by Fu.

Not1> Self-destruction; Only when you have virtue, don't hesitate to treat a person.

If you look at fire.

Giving is clumsy, and doing is easy.

If the network is in the outline, it is orderly.

If farmers serve Tian Li, there will be autumn. 」

[Note] (1) Yu: It refers to Pan Geng, the 17th monarch of Shang Dynasty, whose date of birth and death is unknown.

After moving the capital, he changed his name to Yin, and wrote a book to his subjects for moving the capital, that is, "Pan Geng" in the Classic.

Following the virtue of Tang dynasty, the government of Tang dynasty, the governors came to Korea, and the business road was revived. He was in office for 28 years.

Still "General Geng".

(2) exhortation: fear.

Here, the allusion is "fire in the appearance of the cave" for reference.

Pan Geng is the tenth grandson of Cheng Tang and the seventeenth monarch of Shang Dynasty.

Shangshu Pan Geng is a book that Pan Geng told his subjects to move the capital. It is divided into three chapters.

The first part is Pan Geng's admonition to well-developed ministers and deacons, which mainly shows that moving the capital is an act of God, and any obstruction is against God's will. The novella is a sermon to civilians, with harsh tone and language threats, asking the people to jointly support moving the capital, or they will be executed; The second part is that after moving the capital, Pan Geng warned officials and governors, hoping that they could be kind to the people.

In the first part, Pan Geng warned the aristocratic ministers in charge: "It's not that I neglected the virtue of the former king, but that what you did made the virtue of the former king obscure. You don't fear me as a king.

I am as clear about your scheming selfishness as watching fire. It is only because of my poor planning that I let you make such a mistake.

If you can get rid of selfishness and be kind to the people, then you can loudly say that you are a virtuous and good person! After Pan Geng moved to Yin, the internal disputes of the royal family were eliminated and the social and economic development was promoted. Therefore, Pan Geng is called the Lord of ZTE, which laid the foundation for Wu Ding's prosperity.

Later, the idiom "watching the fire through the hole" evolved from the phrase "watching the fire through the hole" here, which is used to describe that observing things is very clear.

Documentary evidence 0 1. Clear. Liu Xianting's Miscellaneous Notes on Yang Guang, Volume II: "The Liang people have been paying attention to frontier affairs for a long time ... so they know that their mountains and rivers are dangerous, their tribes are nomadic, and their sense of strength is like watching a fire. 」

02. Draft of the Qing Dynasty. Volume 386. Biography of Wen Qing, etc. In his later years, he kept a secret of his own plans, controlled the gains and losses outside for decades, and kept an open eye on the fire, which is a mirror of the rise and fall of a generation.

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