| 釋義 |
偃武修文yǎn wǔ xiū wéndesist from military activities and encourage (/cultivate) the arts of peace; disband troops and attend to civilian affairs;lay down arms and devote oneself to learning
? 厥四月哉生明，王來(lái)自商，至于豐，乃～。(《尚書(shū)·武成》) In the fourth month,at the first appearance of the moon,the king came from Shang to Feng,when he hushed all the movements of war,and attended to the cultivations of peace.
? 那其間便招賢納士，今日個(gè)俺可便～。(《關(guān)漢卿戲劇集·鄧夫人苦痛哭存孝》337) In those days you welcomed his talents,but now we have laid down arms-…/今陛下能偃武修文， 不復(fù)用兵乎？ (《史記·留侯世家》2041) Are you in a position to lay down arms,practise the arts of peace and end all wars?/做牢靠的時(shí)候是“～”，粉飾粉飾；……(魯迅《二心集》125)When they are secure they put on a show of“l(fā)aying down arms to cultivate the arts of peace.”/帝欲～，親自臨幸，悉召群臣。(劉義慶《世說(shuō)新語(yǔ)·識(shí)鑒》) The emperor,wishing to“put an end to warfare and cultivate the civil arts，” went out in person to attend the review,and had summoned all his ministers to do the same. |