近日偶翻1996年第5期《书摘》,上面刊登了著名作家梁晓声的《男人的嫉妒》一文,其中有这么几句:中国古代有一则成语——“一桃三士”。讲一个桃子不知究竟该赐给三个有功大臣中的哪一位,结果他们互不相让,以决斗分雌雄,最后皆死于对方的刀剑之下……梁先生这里所说的“一桃三士”实为“二桃三士”之误。此典出自《晏子春秋·谏下》。 Recently, the 5th issue of Book Excerpt was published in 1996. The famous man writer Liang Xiaosheng’s article “The Man’s Skulls” was published above. There are a few words in this: There is an ancient idiom in China – “One peach and three persons”. Telling a peach doesn’t know which one of the three ministers of merit should be given. As a result, they won’t give each other up. They will be divided into male and female duelling, and they will all die under the other’s sword.... Mr. Liang’s “One Peach Three” The “Serious” is a mistake of “Two Peach Three.” This code comes from “Yanzi Spring and Autumn.”