一饭千金(一飯千金)
一饭千金 (yī fàn qiān jīn) 字面的には を意味し “one meal, a thousand gold”そして表現します “repay small kindness lavishly”.この故事成語は、次のような状況を説明する際に使用されます 人間関係と人格.
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発音: yī fàn qiān jīn 字面の意味: One meal, a thousand gold
起源と用法
Han Xin, starving and unemployed, was fed for weeks by an old washerwoman at the riverside. When he offered to repay her some day she was unimpressed, saying she had fed him because he was hungry and wanted nothing. Years later, made King of Chu, he had her found and sent her a thousand in gold (千金) for those meals (一饭). The Records of the Grand Historian sets the gift beside his other repayments: the village head who had turned him out got a hundred coins and a lecture on doing good by halves, and the youth who once made him crawl between his legs was given a post. Each sum is a verdict. The phrase means returning a kindness out of all proportion to it.
例文
英語: "He never forgot who had lent him the deposit, and it showed twenty years later"
中国語: 当年借他押金的人，二十年后他依然记得
関連する故事成語
さらに故事成語を探る 人間関係と人格
よくある質問
の意味は何ですか 一饭千金 日本語での意味は？
一饭千金 (yī fàn qiān jīn) は文字通り “One meal, a thousand gold”を意味し “Repay small kindness lavishly”. と表現します。これは人間関係と人格 に関連する状況を説明する際に使用されます.
どのように使いますか 一饭千金 使い方の例は？
例： He never forgot who had lent him the deposit, and it showed twenty years later
ピンイン発音は何ですか 一饭千金?
のピンイン発音は 一饭千金 です “yī fàn qiān jīn”.