握瑜怀玉

拼音wò yú huái yù

含义瑜：美玉。怀藏有美玉。比喻富有文学才能。

出处《南史·刘虬传》：“是以握瑜怀玉之士，瞻郑邦而知退，章甫翠履之人，望闽乡而叹息。”

典故出处

• 《南史·刘虬传》：“是以握瑜怀玉之士，瞻郑邦而知退，章甫翠履之人，望闽乡而叹息。”

近义词

• 握瑜怀瑾

英文翻译

• grasping valuables in one's hands and carrying gems in one's bosom

成语资料

• 成语解释：瑜：美玉。怀藏有美玉。比喻富有文学才能。
  常用程度：一般
  感情色彩：褒义词
  语法用法：作谓语、定语；指人品与才能
  成语结构：联合式
  产生年代：古代
  

详细解释

• This idiom describes someone who possesses or holds something valuable, and cherishes it deeply. It implies that the person understands the true value of something precious and treats it with great care and respect.

使用场景

• This idiom can be used to praise someone who knows how to appreciate and cherish valuable things, such as knowledge, talents, or relationships. It can also be used to remind oneself or others to treasure what they have and not take it for granted.

故事起源

• The idiom comes from an ancient Chinese story. It is said that during the Spring and Autumn Period, there was a man named Zilu who was a close follower of Confucius. One day, Zilu was walking along a road when he saw a beautiful jade on the ground. However, instead of picking it up, he just looked at it and continued on his way. Confucius, who was also there, asked Zilu why he didn't pick up the jade. Zilu replied, "I already have a jade at home, and I don't want to be greedy." Confucius was very impressed by Zilu's response and praised him for his wisdom and self-restraint. This story gave rise to the idiom "握瑜怀玉" to describe someone who knows how to appreciate and cherish valuable things.

成语结构

• The idiom is composed of three characters: 握 (wò), 瑜 (yú), and 怀 (huái), which respectively mean "to hold," "jade," and "to cherish." The structure of the idiom is A-B-C.

例句

• 1. 她是一个对知识握瑜怀玉的人，每天都会不断学习。 2. 这位老师对学生的进步非常关心，真是握瑜怀玉。

记忆技巧

• To remember this idiom, you can imagine yourself holding a precious jade (瑜) in your hand (握), while feeling a deep sense of cherishment (怀玉). Visualizing this image will help you remember the meaning and structure of the idiom.

拓展学习

• To further understand the meaning and usage of this idiom, you can read more Chinese literature or stories that highlight the importance of cherishing valuable things. Additionally, you can explore other idioms with similar meanings, such as "珍惜时光" (zhēn xī shí guāng), which means "to cherish time."