spell

hui jíjíyī 123

meaning

Taboo: hide, avoid; Avoid: fear. Conceal one's illness and refuse treatment. Metaphor covers up one's shortcomings and mistakes and is unwilling to accept criticism and help.

analyse

"Fear of illness and doctors" focuses on being afraid of criticism from others and unwilling to accept help; "whitewashing mistakes" focuses on finding excuses and reasons to cover up your own shortcomings or mistakes.

use

Used in a derogatory sense.

example

(1) Lu Xun's "The End of the Essays in the Pavilion" III: "Avoid medical treatment because of edema, and hope that others will mistake it for fat."

(2) Zhou Enlai's "Strengthening Party Unity and Opposing Bourgeois Individualism": "The real * * * of party member cannot be cured, nor can it be taboo. Some comrades have had some problems with liberalism, and now they know it and try to correct it. "

source

(1) Book of Assistant Minister Hetian: "This must be traced back to the source and deeply maintained, and it cannot be attributed to avoiding medical treatment."

2 Song Zhou Dunyi's "Zhou Zitong Book": "Today people have it, which is not gratifying. If you are afraid of illness and avoid medical treatment, you would rather be ruined. "

synonym

1 whitewash peace.

(2) refusing to persuade.

antonym

(1) Good suggestion.

Smell it and you will be happy.

(3) Know what you have learned and correct it.

story

Bian Que, a famous doctor, once went to see Cai Huanhou. He stood by and watched for a while and said to Huan Hou, "You are sick, and now your illness is still in the skin." If you don't treat it quickly, your illness will get worse! " "Huan hou smiled and said," I'm not sick. After Bian Que left, Huan Hou said to people, "These doctors like to treat people who are not sick to show off their medical skills. " ?

10 days later, Bian Que went to see Huan Hou again and said that his illness had developed into a muscle, which would get worse if he was not treated. Huan Hou ignored him. After Bian Que left, Huan Hou was very unhappy. ?

10 days later, Bian Que went to see Huan Hou again, saying that his illness had spread to the stomach, and it would be more serious if he was not treated as soon as possible. Huan Hou still ignored him. ?

Ten days later, when Bian Que went to see Huan Hou, he looked at him and turned away. Huan Hou felt very strange, so he sent messengers to ask Bian Que. ?

Bian Que said to the messenger, "The disease is in the skin, muscles and stomach. Whether acupuncture or medicine, it can still be cured. What if the disease is in the bone marrow? Now that Huan Hou's illness has penetrated into the bone marrow, I can't cure him. " ?

Five days later, Huan Hou was in pain all over, so he quickly sent someone to find Bian Que, and Bian Que had fled to Qin. Huan Hou died soon.