Chapter 27 into my nest

Go, the sound structure, originally meant to stretch the bow, and here it is borrowed to mean a cage, a trap, and submission. "Entering my wo" means entering my circle.For example, a sparrow catcher puts a stalk of rice in a net to lure the sparrow. When the sparrow flies down to eat the stalk of rice, the man pulls the snare net and traps the sparrow, saying: "This sparrow has entered my trap." bingo.Another example is that a person wants to win over a certain person.Using various means to make A have a good impression of him and hurt him, until A is determined to use him, he can say: A has "entered my trap"!

This idiom originally came from "Tang Yanyan" written by Wang Dingbao in the Five Dynasties. This is a book that records the tribute system and miscellaneous matters in the Tang Dynasty.According to the book, once.Tang Taizong (Li Shimin, the second son of Emperor Gaozu Li Yuan of Tang Dynasty) went to inspect Yushifu (the place where Jinshi was examined) in private , Seeing many newly outsmarted Jinshi filing out, he said very proudly: "Heroes in the world, I am in my league!" This sentence means: "The promising young people in the world have all entered my Trap!"

Li Shimin was the founding father of the Tang Dynasty, with outstanding literary and military talents. After he took over the throne himself, he achieved a great unification in Chinese history, and his prestige.Far and abroad, he is not only talented and strategic, but also very good at using power and tactics in his conduct, otherwise, he would not have accidentally said something like "enter my trap". When this idiom is used, it is generally used to describe those things that are not very high-sounding. When the goal is achieved by using wooing means and setting various traps, it can be said to "get into my trap" , "to get into his hole" or "to get into his hole".