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必须知道的中外知识。（Knowledge of China and abroad must be known.） You need to know the foreign allusions Pandoras box: Pandora is the first Greek myth of the world. Prometheus stealing skyfire after to the world, god Zeus to punish human, god commands with shaped clay into a beautiful young girl, deceit, named Pandora, meaning woman with all the talent. She gave her a gift box, and then she was promised to Prometheus brother epimetheus. When epimetheus took the gift box, Pandora opened it, and all sorts of vices, disasters, and diseases flew out of it. There was only one good thing left in the box: hope. But before he could fly out, Pandora closed the box forever. Pandoras box is used to describe the source of the disaster. Damocles sword: Damocles is a favourite of the Greek mythological tyrant dionysius, who often says that the emperor is blessed to please the emperor. Once, dior, Theseus let him sit on the throne of the emperor, overhead hung a tie only with a mane of sword, to tell him, though the body before the throne, sword but could fall down at any time, emperor is not much, but the moment there is a concern. This allusion is often used to describe potential crises that can occur at any time. MUSES: MUSES are the general term for nine literary and scientific goddesses in Greek mythology. They were both the goddess of god and the goddess of memory. They led the way in history, tragedy, comedy, lyric poetry, dance, epic, love poems, carols, and astronomy, respectively, in the name of music and Apollo, the god of poetry. Ancient Greek poets and singers were calling to Muse for inspiration. Later, people used MUSES to refer to literature, writing and inspiration. The sphinx riddle: the sphinx is a Greek myth, the monster of the hidden enigma, the lions face monster in front of Egypts largest khufu pyramid. His question to Oedipus was: what would walk on four feet in the morning, walk on two feet at noon, and walk on three feet in the evening? Oedipus answered: man. On t