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Master from the Road
  Explanation: Refers to the purported benefits that others, but in fact the right path with his own. Also used in the bad side, meaning that accuse others, they are accused of his own.
  Usage: The main predicate; as predicate, object; analogy self-defeating
  Source: Pre-Qin Confucian "Analects": "Confucius said: 'Gentlemen proper way those three, I am incompetent Yan; virtuous from anxiety, to know who perplexed, afraid of the brave'. Zigong said: 'Master, also from the Road'."
  Examples: Made in that year, "Gordon tired" was actually "~." (Guo, "a student to create ten")
  Riddle: Master said; I better farmer
No. 2
  Means meant to say was in fact someone else is talking himself.
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No. 3
  "The Analects of Confucius asked the constitution": "The Master said: 'Gentlemen Road were three, I incompetent Yan: benevolent not worry, the wise are free from perplexities brave fear.' Zi Gong said: 'Master, also from the Road.'" Means the intention of others and the fact that they are talking on their own. Guo "create Years" 4: "I have not had since Goethe than in the past, but I really had since the ratio of Qu Yuan. Made in that year," Xiang tired "was actually 'Master from Road'."
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No. 4
  拼 音 fū zǐ zì dào
  释 义 指本意是说别人好处,而事实上却正道着了自己。也用在不好的一面,三意是指摘别人,却正指摘了自己
  出 处 先秦·孔子《论语·宪问》:“子曰:‘君子有道者三,我无能焉;仁者不忧,智者不惑,勇者不惧。’子贡曰:‘夫子自道也。’”
  示 例 郭沫若《学生时代·创造十年》:“就在那一年所做的《湘累》,实际上就是‘~’。”
  用 法 作谓语、宾语;比喻弄巧成拙。
成语词典
  成语名称 夫子自道 汉语拼音 fū zǐ zì dào 成语释义 指本意是说别人好处,而事实上却正道着了自己。也用在不好的一面,意思是指摘别人,却正指摘了自己。 成语出处 《论语·宪问》:“子曰:‘君子有道者三,我无能焉;仁者不忧,智者不惑,勇者不惧。’子贡曰:‘夫子自道也。’” 使用例句 就在那一年所做的《湘累》,实际上就是“夫子自道”。
  ★郭沫若《学生时代·创造十年》
Containing Phrases
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