Old mussels give birth to pearls, support their lives, share their years, and have a full house of children and grandchildren.
1, an old clam gives birth to pearls.
Explanation: The original metaphor is that the old man has a virtuous son. After that, it refers to being old and having fun.
From: Han Kong Rong's Book of Harmony: "Two pearls in one old clam are very precious."
I didn't expect two pearls to give birth to an old clam recently, which is very precious.
Step 2 support life
Explanation: refers to the maintenance life.
From: Peking Opera "The Woman of Yangmen": "The old lady is over 100 years old and needs to support the elderly. Why did she take the risk? "
The old lady is over 100 years old and should live a long life now. Why did she take the risk herself?
3, yellow hair drooping
Explanation: yellowing: the hair of the elderly turns from white to yellow; Crying: In ancient times, the hair of a single boy without a crown drooped. It refers to old people and children.
From: Jin's "Borrowing Land Fu": "I always pay attention."
Translation: It always happens in childhood.
4. Full house of children and grandchildren
Interpreted as a prosperous family, it also means that the elderly have better living conditions in their later years.
From: Modern Feng Deying's "The Chrysanthemum" Chapter 12: "No matter how old you are, you are full of white hair, or you are full of children and grandchildren."
Five, including grandchildren.
Explanation: maltose. Tease my grandson with sugar. Describe the fun of old age.
From: Song Ye Fan's Book of the Later Han Dynasty Mingde and Ma Huanghou: "I am a grandson and I don't know anything about politics."
I can only tease my little grandson with sugar, not to mention politics.
Second, the idiom (4) describes the old man's good spirit and good complexion.
glowing with health
White hair and ruddy hair-health of the elderly
Be in good health
Old but full of energy.
Arrogant because of high qualifications
Strong back
(of adults) still bearing traces of childlike innocence.
What idioms are there to describe the spirit of the elderly?
glowing with health
Be in good health
Old but full of energy.
Old and frail, like a candle swaying in the wind ―― the autumn of life
Old and stupid
aged
White hair and ruddy hair-health of the elderly
A strong back
(of adults) still bearing traces of childlike innocence.
Idioms describing the good mental state of the elderly
Idioms describing the health of the elderly
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The crane has a child's face,
Old,
Old and strong,
Enjoy yourself,
Tears in my eyes,
The old horse crouched,
Amiable,
Old-fashioned,
Rejuvenation,
Have a friendly look
Huang Zhong and Huang Gai: Old age is strong.
Five idioms describing the good mentality of the elderly
Old and frail, like a candle swaying in the wind ―― the autumn of life
Full of energy, strong in old age, a late bloomer.
Full of energy, radiant, romantic and natural, magnificent, radiant, majestic, personable, radiant, energetic and beaming.
What idioms are there to describe the health of the elderly?
Be in good health
[Pronunciation] J and
Idiom explanation: surprised look. Eagerness: describes the old man with bright eyes, hale and hearty spirit and strong old age. High spirits: refers to the spirit of the elderly, old and powerful, yet elegant.
[Source] (1) The Biography of Ma Yuan in the Later Han Dynasty (Volume 24) "Aid the saddle to show that it is available. The emperor smiled and said, "How lovely! "It's Weng Ye," (2) Su Shi, a poet in the Song Dynasty, said in his poem "Into the Gorge": "It's impossible to talk about each other."
Hè fà tóng yán: The crane has white hair like feathers and a ruddy face like a child. Describe the old man as good-looking. From Tang Tianying's "Sleepwalking in the Louvre": "I am not a fairy, and I am childlike."
be old but vigorous
[Explanation] When: Should; Benefits: more; Zhuang: majestic. Although I am old, I am more ambitious and motivated.
[From] "The Biography of Ma Yuan in the Later Han Dynasty": "The husband is poor and Zhiqiang, and the old Zhiqiang."
[The text works describe that people are still strong in old age and still strong.
Anti-aging and anti-aging: the same as "Hui", Hui, Hui. Taoist language, from aging to youth. Describe the elderly as full of energy.
There are also the following idioms
High-spirited, the dragon and the horse are strong, and the old man is not old when he is old.
A 60-year-old man is a hero at the age of 30.
Rejuvenating the crane, the child's face is radiant, his body is strong, his ears are not deaf, and his eyes are not beautiful. The red face is radiant, romantic and natural, majestic, radiant, majestic, personable, radiant, energetic and beaming.
Idioms describing the health of the elderly
Old and strong, old and strong, healthy and radiant.
First, old and strong.
Vernacular interpretation: Although old, but stronger fighting spirit, greater motivation.
Dynasty: Southern Song Dynasty
Author: Ye Fan
Source: Ye Fan's "The Biography of Ma Yuan in the Later Han Dynasty": "The husband is a ambition; Be poor and strong; Being old and strong. "
A person's ambition is stronger when he is frustrated, and he is more heroic when he is old.
Second, the old horse is squatting.
Interpretation of vernacular Chinese: it is a metaphor that people are still ambitious when they are old, and it also describes that people are still healthy when they are old.
Dynasty: Three Kingdoms
Author: Cao Cao
Source: Cao Cao's poem "Walking out of Xiamen": "An old horse crouches in a tiger, aiming at a thousand miles."
Although the old swift horse is squatting by the manger, its ambition is still galloping for thousands of miles.
Third, the main body of work
Vernacular interpretation: describing people is still very powerful in old age, no less than at that time.
Dynasty: Ming dynasty
Author: Luo Guanzhong
Source: Luo Guanzhong's Romance of the Three Kingdoms, the seventieth time: "Loyalty and anger:' Zongzi bullied me! I have a nod in my hand, but I'm not old. " "
Huang Zhong said angrily that the cheapskate wanted to bully me when I was old, but my nod was not old.
Fourth, the crane is childlike.
Interpretation of the vernacular: white hair and beauty describe the old man's good complexion and good spirit. Also known as a child's eye.
Dynasty: Tang Dynasty
Author: Tian Ying
Source: Tian Ying's poetry collection "Sleepwalking in Luofu Yushantang": "Talking to yourself, not being a god or a fairy; The crane is childlike. "
Saying that he is neither a god nor a fairy, no one can compare with him since ancient times.
Five, radiant
Vernacular interpretation: the face is radiant. Describe good health and high spirits.
Dynasty: Qing dynasty
Author: Pu Songling
Source: Pu Songling's Strange Tales from a Lonely Studio: "Finish makeup; Radiant. "
After dressing up, my face was radiant.
What idioms are there to describe the spirit of the elderly?
White hair and red face: gray and red face. Describe the old man's wife as radiant.
Anti-aging: resistance to tolerance "regression", regression, regression. Taoist language, from aging to youth. Describe the elderly as full of energy.
Anti-rejuvenation: anti-return. Restore youth from aging. Describe the elderly as full of energy.
Rejuvenation: rejuvenation from aging. Describe the elderly as full of energy. Use "rejuvenation"
Rejuvenation: rejuvenation from aging. Describe the elderly as full of energy.
The crane has white hair like feathers and a ruddy face like a child. Describe the old man as good-looking.
Beauty and white hair: face: face, face. Gray hair and rosy face. Describe the health status of the elderly. Refers to a young girl and an old man with white hair.
Words describing the quality of the elderly
Words describing the elderly
1, white-haired: confused. Describe the appearance of a white-haired old man
2, yellow hair back: refers to the long-lived elderly. Later, it also refers to the elderly. Yellowing means that the hair of the elderly turns from white to yellow. Table back refers to the spots on the back of the elderly, such as the back of mackerel. Taiwan Province, pass the mackerel.
3, wily: careful planning, far-reaching planning. Describe people as smart and sophisticated.
4, kind-hearted: describe a person's appearance as a kind look.
5, white hair: gray: gray. The hair is gray. Describe people's aging.
6. stumbling: stumbling: limping. Describe the inconvenience of walking, walking and falling.
7. Being old and strong: when: should; Benefits: more; Zhuang: majestic. Although I am old, I am more ambitious and motivated.
8. Pale head: Hey: white; First: hair; Yan: Face. Snow-white hair and gloomy face. Describe the appearance of the old man.
9, senile: describe old age and physical decline, inflexible action.
10, He Fa Tong Yan: He Yu-Bai Fa, Tong Yan Hong. Describe the old man as good-looking.
1 1, years fade: hang: will, soon; Dusk: Dusk, old age. Near old age.
12, coffin lining: also called "coffin lining". Dead bodies. Often used to refer to dying people.
13, candle before the wind: from aging to rejuvenation. Describe the elderly as full of energy.
14, good people: 1. It is very kind to describe people's appearance. 2. Kindness and kindness. 3. Be kind to people, have no shelf, and make people easy to approach. It also means that the text is easy to understand.
15, Style: It describes that people still have strength in their old age, no less than at that time.
16, vigorous: vigorous: shocking. Eagerness: describes the old man with bright eyes, hale and hearty spirit and strong old age. High spirits: refers to the spirit of the elderly, old and powerful, yet elegant.
17, rejuvenation: from aging to youth. Describe the elderly as full of energy.
18, over 60 years old: 60 years old refers to a person who has reached 60 years old (using a dry calendar, intricately matched, repeated for 60 years); It means an old man in his sixties. ?
19, white-haired beauty: gray hair and rosy face. Describe the old man's radiant face.
20, sage like wind: bone: spirit. Fairy demeanor, Taoist spirit. Describe people's personalities and different looks.
2 1, old age: old age: dusk, metaphor for old age. People reach old age.
22. people in their eighties: when you are very old.
23, the wind candle is dying: the wind candle: the lamp candle swaying in the wind is easy to blow out; Remaining age: remaining age means that the world is not too long. It is a metaphor for people who are close to death in their later years.
24. He Fa: Yan: complexion. The crane has white hair like feathers and a ruddy face like a child. Describe the old man as good-looking.
25, coach: refers to people who are old and love to dress up. More derogatory.
26, old eyes are dim: refers to the blurred vision of the elderly.
27. Candles in the wind: candles swaying in the wind. Metaphor is an old man who may die at any time. It is also a metaphor for things that may be destroyed at any time.
28, Zhu Yan and hair: Zhu Yan: ruddy face. A ruddy face and hair as white as crane hair. Describe the old people's refreshed appearance.
29. doddering: inflexible movements. Describe old age, weak body and inconvenient movement.
What idioms are there to describe the spirit of the elderly?
Radiant, healthy, energetic, energetic.
First of all, it's radiant
Commentary: Glory: Glory on the face; Radiant: A radiant appearance. Describe good health and high spirits.
Said by: Ji Fang's Song and Flute: "I look at his young, radiant and tireless face. Somehow, I want to reach out and touch his childish fluffy hair."
Second, the work content.
Explanation: It describes that people are still very powerful when they are old, not less than then.
From: Ming Luo Guan Zhong's Romance of the Three Kingdoms, the seventieth time: "Loyalty and anger:' Zongzi bullied my old age! I have a nod in my hand, but I'm not old. " "
Yu Zhong was angry and said,' Boy bullied me! I have a nod in my hand, but I'm not old. " "
Third, old and strong [l m: o d ā ng y Zhu]
Explanation: When: Should; Benefits: more; Zhuang: majestic. Although I am old, I am more ambitious and motivated.
From: The Biography of Ma Yuan in the Later Han Dynasty: "Fu Qiong Zhiqiang, Lao Zhiqiang."
A gentleman is determined not to be poor, but to be strong even when he is old.
Fourth, full of energy
Explanation: describe lively, energetic and full of life breath.
From: Qing Wu Ren Jian's "History of Pain" The fifth time: "Although there are many Yuan soldiers outside the city, Zhang Shijie is the first, and Zong Ren is the last. It seems lively and enters the array."
Five, refreshed [j and [jīng shén Huàn fā] ā]
Description: Radiant: Radiant appearance. Describe full of energy and rich feelings.
From: Qing Pu Songling's Strange Stories from a Lonely Studio: "I feel refreshed when Dantian is hot."
Students feel that the abdomen is hot, refreshed and full of emotions.