“胶性鼓瑟”一成语,源于《史记·廉颇蔺相如列传》中一段富于哲理的描写:赵国与秦国作战的时候,赵孝成王听信了秦国奸细的话,任命赵奢的儿子赵括为将军,代替廉颇。蔺相如不同意,对赵王说:“王以名使括,若胶柱而鼓瑟耳。”话的意思是,瑟柱用胶粘住后,就不能再移动,音调也就不便调整了。寓意是赵括虽读其父书传,但不知 A phrase from “Glue Gu Sha Se” originated from a philosophical depiction in the biography of “Historical Biographies of Lian Po Lin Hsiang-ju.” When Zhao and Qin attacked Zhai, Zhao Kuo as his son, instead of Lian Po. Lin Hsiang-ju disagrees with the king of Zhao and says, “The king makes a name for himself, and if his pillar of glue sings, he says.” The meaning of the words is that after the sepulcher is glued, it can no longer be moved and the tone is not adjusted easily. Although the meaning of Zhao Kuo reading his father’s book, but I do not know