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The idiom seems to be relatively simple. You can guess with allusions with your heart, but if you want to tell the idiom allusions, you may not know it. So today I will learn it with you.
网1网1网1网1期1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 In 591 BC, King Zhuang of Chu, who had been proud of the Central Plains, died of illness and King Gong of Chu succeeded to the throne. After cooking his father's death, King Gong of Chu put his main goal to the east. On the one hand, he became an ally with Qi State , and on the other hand, he continued to point to Jin State as an ally. Within two years after King Gong of Chu ascended the throne, he cleverly used his father's reputation to form alliances with all the princes, so that the hegemony of Chu reached a climax.

The favorite thing King Gong of Chu usually is to take his entourage out to hunt and shoot. He rode a fast horse, held a bow and arrow, and hunted various animals in the sky and the earth in the mountains. He has a particularly refined bow, which is exquisite and strong. King Gong of Chu loved this bow very much. He asked his subordinates to wipe it every day and often took it out to show it to the people around him. Whenever he was hunting, King Zhuang of Chu would inevitably rush to the hunting ground with the bow.

One day, he led the team to hunt again and found that prey appeared in front of him, so he chased him reluctantly. As he was chasing closer and closer, King Zhuang of Chu wanted to shoot wild beasts with arrows. But when he touched it with his hand, he found that his beloved bow fell off . The entourage felt that it was a pity that such a beautiful good bow was lost, so they wanted to search for it. So, they said to King Gong of Chu, "King, let's go back and find the bow along the way." King Gong of Chu shook his head and said, "Stop! Chu people stern bows. The Chu people got it, so what should I ask for? !" means that there is no need to search. I am from Chu, and the bow I threw in Chu land, and the Chu people were still in the hands of Chu people. There is no need to look for it again. After hearing this, the entourage said to him with admiration, "The king's words are really reasonable." So they did not look for the bow again, but returned to the palace.

This idiom comes from: Han· Liu Xiang "Shuoyuan Zhigong": "The King of Chu went out to hunt and left his bow, and asked him for it. The King of Gong said: 'Stop! The Chu people left their bows, and the Chu people got it, so what should I ask for? ?'" Later generations extended the idiom "Chu bow and Chu got" based on this story. It is a metaphor for the fact that although one has gains and losses, the beneficiary is his own family and the benefits have not been leaked.
After King Gong of Chu lost the bow, he felt it was a pity, but did not make a big fuss about it. Instead, he thought about the problem from another aspect. If one person loses the bow, the other person will pick up the bow. Since they are all from Chu, why bother looking for it again? It is all in the hands of his own people. Idioms tell people not to forget something that you have lost or missed, and often complain and sigh. Think about it the other way around, although you missed or lost it, it did not lose its original value, but also brought benefits to others. , just like a report I have seen: An old man accidentally dropped a pair of shoes outside the car window on a train. He did not sigh for it, but hurriedly threw out another pair of shoes. He told everyone that in this way, the person he picked up could still wear a pair of complete shoes and would not lose the value of shoes. The wisdom and behavior of this old man is absolutely admirable.
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