口蜜腹剑
子曰：“巧言令色，鲜仁矣。”
奸险：“奸诈阴险。”
In this article, the emperor was basically living his life in luxury and having fun as much as he could. So when his prime minister told him to stop and do something to help the country, he declined. Meanwhile, a devious but smart man was trying to control the country. He rose up through the ranks, and bribed the wives of the emperor for information about the emperor. When he met the emperor, the emperor loved the way he talked, because he made the emperor sound awesome and super good. So the emperor asked his current prime minister if it was a good idea to replace him with the devious man. The prime minister said no, but then the devious man badmouthed him and pushed him out. He then proceeded to wipe out all of the other officials and pretty much take over the country because he was so trusted by the emperor. This relates to the sentence above because it says that people who say things to your liking usually have no good intentions, and this is obvious in the case above.
奸险：“奸诈阴险。”
In this article, the emperor was basically living his life in luxury and having fun as much as he could. So when his prime minister told him to stop and do something to help the country, he declined. Meanwhile, a devious but smart man was trying to control the country. He rose up through the ranks, and bribed the wives of the emperor for information about the emperor. When he met the emperor, the emperor loved the way he talked, because he made the emperor sound awesome and super good. So the emperor asked his current prime minister if it was a good idea to replace him with the devious man. The prime minister said no, but then the devious man badmouthed him and pushed him out. He then proceeded to wipe out all of the other officials and pretty much take over the country because he was so trusted by the emperor. This relates to the sentence above because it says that people who say things to your liking usually have no good intentions, and this is obvious in the case above.
Comments
Post a Comment