Pinyin: à n y incarnation
Explanation: It means that the love between men and women is blocked or cut off.
Source: Liu Kezhuang's poem "West Building": "The short pine and bright moon are easy to describe, and the rain is difficult to describe."
For example, make a sentence: when you are alone, you can't bear to leave and hate to send ice strings. The rain breaks the clouds. Xu Minglin's Embroidering Like Ji, Picking Eyes to Persuade Learning'
Pinyin code: dycy
Usage: as object and attribute; Used in written language
2. Chinese Idiom Stories Encyclopedia Handwritten Newspaper
Idiom story: nine Niu Yi hairs
Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty (Liu Che) heard that Li Ling led troops into the Xiongnu border, and his morale was high. At this time, many ministers jokingly congratulated the emperor on his wisdom and good use of people. Later, Li Ling was defeated and surrendered, and Emperor Wu was very angry. In turn, the ministers who congratulated Li Ling called Li Ling useless and disloyal. At this time, Sima Qian stood silently, and Emperor Wu of Han asked his advice on this matter. Sima Qian bluntly said that Li Ling had only 5,000 infantry, but was surrounded by 80,000 tarkan. However, he fought for more than ten days and killed more than ten thousand people. He is really a great general. Eventually, the road was cut off and the war stopped because the food ran out. Li Ling didn't really surrender, but was waiting for an opportunity to serve the country. His contribution can still make up for his failure. Emperor Wu listened to him defend Li Ling and satirized Li Guangli, the closest relative of the emperor, for attacking Xiongnu from the front, which made Sima Qian angry and put him in prison. The following year, Li Ling was misrepresented as a Xiongnu soldier. Emperor Wu killed Li Ling's mother and wife without making things clear. In order to cater to the emperor, Du Zhou, the grand marshal of the imperial court, framed Sima Qian for framing the emperor and gave Sima Qian the most cruel and humiliating "greedy punishment". Sima Qian was devastated and wanted to commit suicide when he was in pain; But on second thought, the death of a lowly man like him, in the eyes of many rich people, is just like a drop in the bucket, which not only won't get sympathy, but also makes people laugh. So I decided to bear the burden of humiliation and use my life and time to painstakingly and tenaciously complete this great Historical Records. The ancients said that people with great courage have great wisdom, and Sima Qian is such a person. He knew that in his time, it was better to die a dog than a person with no status and fame like him, so he lived bravely and finally finished this unprecedented great historical work-Historical Records. Sima Qian told this idea to his good friend Ren. Later, according to what he said in his letter, people derived the idiom "nine hairs", which is used to mean that something or someone is only a part of the vast majority, just like a hair on nine cows.
3. Pictures of handwritten newspapers about idiom stories
Idiom stories with pictures:
1. Suspected neighbor stole an axe.
Once upon a time, a man lost an axe. He suspected that the neighbor's son had stolen it, so he observed the man. He walked like an axe thief. Look at the man's face and expression, it's like stealing an axe; Listen to him, more like an axe thief, the man's words and deeds, every move, like an axe thief. Not long after, he (the man who lost the axe) found the axe while digging his valley. When he met his neighbor's son the next day, he felt that his words and deeds were nothing like those of the axe thief.
meaning
This fable shows that subjective prejudice is an obstacle to understanding objective truth. People who observe the world with prejudice will inevitably distort the true colors of objective things.
meaning
To be a man, we should seek truth from facts, proceed from reality, and don't speculate out of thin air.
4. Idiom story handwritten newspaper fifth grade
Pearl in the dark
In the Western Han Dynasty, Zou Yangyuan worked under Liu Bi, the king of Wu, and found that the king of Wu was going to rebel, so he changed his mind and went to Liang. Yang Sheng was prejudiced against Zou Yang, so he made mischief in front of Liang Xiaowang. Zou Yang was put in prison for execution. He wrote to Liang Xiaowang that if someone secretly throws the "Pearl of the Moon" on the road, it will arouse people's vigilance and will not dare to go forward.
Casting pearls behind the scenes means: the original meaning is bright pearls, secretly cast on the road, which surprises people. Metaphorically speaking, talented people are not valued. It is also a metaphor that good things fall into the hands of people who don't know the goods.
5. Idiom story handwritten newspaper is simple and beautiful
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6. After reading the idiom story, hand-written newspaper
How to write a review:
Read the preface more, quote the author's words more, and use other people's comments at the end. Write an outline of the story in the first paragraph, and then write my feelings. Also answer yourself or objectively comment on important people or people you like.
My opinion: give your article a theme, be profound and positive, and the higher your thoughts, the better. Mainly what thoughts and feelings you want to express. Those who write landscapes can be upgraded to love nature, those who write feelings can be upgraded to greatness, and those who write people are just right. Quality is worth learning.
7. Encourage people to pull out the seedlings and encourage the idiom story to be handwritten.
Handwritten newspaper of idiom stories encouraging seedling development.
We usually use this idiom. Do you know what this idiom means? Below, we bring you an idiom story that encourages others, for reference only, and I hope it will help you.
Idiom story of pulling out seedlings to encourage others.
During the Spring and Autumn Period, there was a farmer in Song State. He always thinks that the crops in the field grow too slowly. He went to see them today and tomorrow and felt that the seedlings never seemed to grow taller. He thought to himself: Is there any way to make them grow taller and faster?
One day, he came to the field and pulled up the seedlings one by one. It took a lot of effort to pull up a large number of seedlings one by one. When he finished pulling out the seedlings, he was exhausted, but he was happy. When I got home, I boasted, "I'm exhausted today." I helped Miao Miao grow several inches! " "
Hearing this, his son hurried to the field and found that all the seedlings in the field were dead.
8. Idiom stories, handwritten newspaper pictures, Daquan, grade two, grade one
Idiom: Morning clouds and dusk rain.
Pinyin: zhāo yún múyǔ y incarnation
Explanation: dusk: evening. There are clouds in the morning and rain at night. Originally refers to the change of the goddess in the morning and evening. In the past, it was used to refer to a pleasant meeting between men and women.
Source: Chu Song Yu of the Warring States Period "Gao Tang Mi": "I am in the sun in Wushan, blocked by high hills, and it is raining at dusk. Sooner or later, under the balcony. "
For example, I think of a girl who has a sweet boudoir, but she is born delicate and charming, and only loves the morning rain. The one who wishes the phoenix is only lonely. The First Fold of Yuan Guanhanqing's "Wangjiang Pavilion"
Pinyin code: zymy
Synonym: Wushan, Yu Yun
Usage: as predicate and object; Metaphor of love and joy between men and women.
Story: According to legend, Xiang Wang visited Gaotang area in ancient times. He was very tired and took a nap during the day. In his dream, he saw a fairy say, "I am from Gaotang. I heard that you came and would like to be your pillow. " Xiang Wang is lucky for her. When she was leaving, she said, "My concubine is in the sun of five mountains, separated by high hills. Dan is facing the clouds, it is raining at dusk, under the balcony. "