[Idiom]: 魑魅魍魉 [pinyin]: chīmèiwǎngliǎng [interpretation]: It was originally a ghost in ancient legends.

Refers to all kinds of bad guys. [Idiom Story]: In the Spring and Autumn Period, King Chuzhuang, one of the five tyrants, led his troops to conquer the small country of Lu Hun.

When the army marched through the suburbs of Luoyang, in order to show off his strength and make the Zhou people afraid, he actually demonstrated in the territory of the Zhou Dynasty, and the king of Zhou Ding was shocked and frightened, and immediately sent his minister Wang Sunman to offer many gifts to curry favor with Zhuang Gong.

When Duke Chu Zhuang met with Wang Sunman, and knew that King Zhou Ding was very jealous of him, he couldn't help but be very proud, and asked provocatively: [What does the treasured tripod in your facial features look like?

How big is it? How much does it weigh? The Ding is the symbol of the five powers of the Zhou Dynasty, and King Zhuang won the title, fully demonstrating his ambition to usurp the power of the Zhou Dynasty.

Wang Sunman understood King Zhuang's intentions, and immediately replied: [The surface of the Ding is full of patterns of demons and monsters, so that the people can recognize the appearance of monsters.]

In this way, once the people encounter [ghosts] between the mountains, forests, and rivers, they can distinguish them and avoid them immediately.

Wang Sunman continued: [The acquisition and retention of the throne does not depend on whether there is a crown, but whether there is a high moral prestige enough to convince people.

When the king of Chuzhuang heard this, he felt that it was reasonable, and he remembered that his strength and talent and prestige were not enough to convince the public, so he withdrew his troops and left Luoyang.

insulted Yan Ying, but I didn't expect to be humiliated.

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