From: The Journey to the West, Rucheng, Tian Ming: "Mrs. Chuanyu, I'm bored, but there's something in the window."
Interpretation: Please send a message to my wife. Dong Chuang's plot to kill Yue Fei has been exposed.
Usage: subject-predicate type; As a predicate; derogatory sense
Two months before his retirement, the news that he was charged with embezzlement and bribery finally came to light.
Idiom allusions want to kill Yue Fei, and his wife Wang caught the incident. Wang said, "It's easy to catch a tiger, but it's hard to let it go." So Qin Gui decided to kill Yue Fei. Later, Qin Gui played in the West Lake and fell asleep on the boat. In his dream, he saw a man with long hair loudly say, You have harmed the country and the people. I have told God that God will send someone to arrest you! '
Qin Gui was very scared. After returning home, he died soon after a serious illness. A few days after Qin Gui's death, his son Qin Ke also died. The king set up a sacred case and asked Taoist priests to exorcise ghosts. The Taoist presented a form to the sky. Seeing Qin Lan wearing an iron cangue in his panic, he asked, "Where is the Taishi?"
Qin Kun replied, "In the ghost town of Du Feng." The alchemist went to Du Feng according to Qin Gao's instructions. As a result, he saw that both Qin Gui and Wan Sixie were wearing iron flail and were tortured. Qin Gui said, "Please send a message to my wife. Dong Chuang's plot to kill Yue Fei has been exposed! "