thirst

The dove in drinking poison to quench thirst is pronounced as jū.

Once upon a time, there was a boy named Cao Cao. He was a think tank in the army. One day, he heard that there was a large area of plum trees in front of him. They were very famous for their plums, but they were too far away to reach. When Cao Cao heard the news, he ordered his soldiers to pick plums, but no one came back. Cao Cao was very worried. He asked where the soldiers were, but no one answered. Hence, he thought of a solution. He walked to a nearby hill and said,"I know the plums are delicious, but I can't tell you where they are because if I tell them, they will come back and I have to wait for them." When the soldiers heard Cao Cao's words, they felt that this was a reasonable explanation. Therefore, they stayed at the front and no longer thought about Merlin. Cao Cao used this time to rest and adjust his tactics while waiting for the soldiers to return. In the end, the soldiers really came back and proved that Cao Cao's words were credible. Because of this, Cao Cao gained everyone's respect and trust. This story tells us that sometimes we need to be optimistic and confident in the face of difficulties and use our imagination to solve the problem.

The "poison" in the idiom "drinking poison to quench thirst" refers to a poisonous bird, also known as "crow" or "vulture", whose venom can be fatal. In ancient times, people often used poison to quench their thirst as a metaphor for using the wrong method to solve the immediate difficulties without caring about the serious consequences. This idiom means that using the wrong method to solve the current difficulties will lead to greater losses and difficulties.

One could use the phrase "adding to one's troubles" to describe a wish that could not be fulfilled. This idiom means to add some unnecessary troubles and worries to oneself instead of really solving the problem. It can be used to describe an unfulfilled wish that only has a desire to be fulfilled but has no practical meaning.

I recommend "A Wife Who's Spoiled: A Proud Husband Is Hard to Serve" to you. In the book, the female protagonist, Cheng Xiaoxun, and the male protagonist, Ke Kaichen, have all kinds of conflicts of interest. Cheng Xiaoxun is very spoiled and always makes some strange requests to Ke Kaichen. For example, she is always thirsty and needs Ke Kaichen to satisfy her desires. At the same time, Cheng Xiaoxun is also a charming woman. Not only is she immortal, but she also has an unusual charm. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

😋I recommend [Thunder Soars the Nine Heavens] to you. The protagonist was a small city employee who was dumped by his girlfriend and struck by lightning. He was very unhappy. However, it became an opportunity for him to cultivate. In this novel, there was a plot where the protagonist was trapped in the desert with a beautiful woman. He would collect water to avoid dying of thirst. This book meets your requirements. Hurry up and read it! I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

Yuan Kuocheng's Romance of the Three Kingdoms (365 chapters) had to indicate which chapter the idiom came from. In the 19th chapter, Liu Bei wanted to delay Cao Cao's attack. In chapter 16, Zhuge Liang and Lu Su debated military strategy.

The male protagonist is the emperor, and the female protagonist is imprisoned in a secret room. She lives on the leftovers of the male protagonist, and her water depends on the water that the male protagonist watered the trees. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

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This sentence came from the original text of Dream of the Red Chamber: Old. Sick. He died. If you can't find love, you can't leave, you can't find resentment, you can't find hatred, you can't find hatred. Pity the ignorance of all living beings and take pleasure in suffering, drinking poison to quench thirst." Translated as: Life old age diseases death Unfulfilled desires love parting hate reunion the fire of the five senses and thoughts began to burn. Wealth is not enough happiness is not enough and we are always seeking more We cherish suffering as happiness, like drinking poisoned wine to seek temporary satisfaction.