[Explanation]: Medicine: Treatment. The illness is so severe that it cannot be treated with medication. The metaphor has reached the point where it cannot be saved.

[Idiom Story]:. King Li of the Western Zhou Dynasty lived a luxurious life, was arrogant and lascivious, and brutally oppressed and exploited the people.

At that time, there was a loyal minister named Fan Bo, who often risked his life to advise, but King Li did not listen at all. The traitorous ministers who favored the king all laughed at Fan Bo.

Seeing the decline of the country, Van Bo was very anxious, so he wrote a poem to warn the people. The gist is as follows: It is not that I am old enough to say these things, but I can prevent it when the sorrow does not come; If the sorrow accumulates more and more, like a flame that burns brightly, there is no way to save it.

Sure enough, not long after, the common people finally couldn't bear it anymore, rushed into the palace, and drove King Zhou Li far away.

King Zhou Li stayed there for fourteen years until he died. Incorrigible: A person or thing that is so bad that it cannot be saved.

"The Book of Songs: Daya": Duo Jiang (Huo Gao) (Huo Gao), incorrigible

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