现在,人们常用“桃李满天下”来比喻和赞颂教师精心栽培成才的学生很多,遍布各地。“满天下”容易理解,“桃李”为什么会喻指成才的学生或优秀的人才呢?知道的就少了。原来其中有这样一个典故。它最早源自西汉学者韩婴(生卒不详)所著的《韩诗外传》卷七第二十章,说的是战国时期,魏国有位叫子质(也称子庋gui)的大臣,因免职罢官,曾受他培养和荐举入朝做官的人都 Nowadays, people often use the phrase “Peach Li Limiantianxia” to describe and praise many teachers who have carefully cultivated their talents. “Overall world ” is easy to understand, “PeachLee” Why metaphor refers to talented students or outstanding talents? Know less. It turns out that there is such an allusion. It first originated from the 20th chapter of the book “Korean Foreign Languages,” written by Han Han scholar Han Ying (born and alive). It was said that during the Warring States period, the Wei state-owned minister called the sub-quality (also known as Zi庋gui). As a result of his dismissal, all those who had been trained and recommended by him to serve as officials were