饮鸩止渴,这句成语出自后汉霍谞为他的舅父宋光申冤时,写给当时的大将军梁商的一份报告中的话。原文是:“譬犹疗饥于附子,止渴于鸩毒。未入肠胃,已绝咽喉,岂可为哉。”霍谞的本意是说,附子充饥,饮鸩止渴是一种足以致人于死的行为,既然明知如此,怎么会自寻死路,干出这种蠢事来呢?后来把饮鸩止渴引申为不顾严重后果,采取有害的办法,以满足一时需要,解决一时困难 Drink thirst quenching, the phrase idiom from the Han Han Suo when his uncle unclear Song red grievances, wrote to the then generals Liang business in a report. The original text is: “Pi Yu still treat hunger in aconite, thirst quench poison. Not into the stomach, has no throat, how can be a zai.” Huo Bin’s intent is to say, aconite hunger, drink quench thirst quencher is a kind enough to cause death Since knowing this well, how can you find yourself trying your best to end this stupid act? Later, you have extended your drinking and thirst to ignore the serious consequences and take a detrimental approach to meet the temporary needs and solve the temporary difficulties.