1. A four-character idiom in which the last character is "了"
Endless: Basic explanation: endless
Pinyin pronunciation: méi wán méi liǎo
Usage example: He always pesters me
Synonyms: endlessly
Usage: conjunction; as predicate, Adverbial, attributive; with derogatory connotations
Interpretation: The dripping stopped on the dripping cliff
Finished: Basic explanation: After understanding one important thing, the rest of the related I also learned about things.
Pinyin pronunciation: yī liǎo bǎi liǎo
Usage example: A young man who went astray felt that his future was bleak. He once wanted to die, ~.
Synonyms: write off, end of life, complete merits and deeds
Antonyms: still the same
Usage: connected; used as predicate, attributive; used in negative Aspects
The source of the idiom: Volume 8 of "Zhu Zi Yu Lei": "Those who are very qualified can do everything at once, that is, they do not need to work day by day."
It can't be settled. :Basic explanation: Let it go.
2. Regarding the last character of the name, use the last character to form a four-character word. Come and have a look.
The idioms available for the poster to choose are as follows. I hope the poster likes them: 1. Four-character idiom: good time, auspicious day, good time; Chen: time; Ji: auspicious. Good time, auspicious day. It is often used to refer to the day suitable for getting married. Good time, beautiful scenery, beautiful time and scenery. Same as "good time, beautiful scenery" ". Good times, beautiful scenery, good things; Chen: hour. Beautiful times and scenery. Good work painstakingly describes the works of outstanding artists, who put all their efforts into the creation process. It also generally refers to good intentions. Good workmanship and skillful craftsmanship. Good workmanship: craftsmanship Excellent worker; skillful craftsman: a craftsman with exquisite skills. Refers to a craftsman with superb skills. Liang Gong Wu Gai refers to inheriting the fine traditions and career of his father's ancestors. Good workmanship is hard work and good work: a craftsman with superb skills. Describes the works of outstanding artists, in creation They put a lot of effort into the process. Good gold and beautiful jade means good red gold and flawless jade. It is a metaphor for a perfect article. It also means a person with excellent moral quality. A good businessman often hides his valuables deeply without revealing them. .It is also often used as a metaphor that people with real abilities often do not reveal themselves easily. A good seedling is pregnant with new seedlings and a strong seedling is nurturing the ears of grain. It is described as full of vitality. A good horse can see the shadow of a whip and move. It is a metaphor for a talented person who can hear the wind and act consciously. A good bird chooses a tree, which is a metaphor for a wise man choosing his master. A good time, auspicious day, a beautiful time, auspicious day. Later, it is often referred to as a day suitable for getting married. Same as "good time and auspicious day". Good time, beautiful scenery, beautiful time and scenery. Same as "good time and auspicious day". "Good times and beautiful scenery". Good teachers and friends. Good: good; benefit: helpful. A good teacher and a good friend who can teach and help people. The talent of a good historian. Good history: it used to refer to a historian who is knowledgeable and can record everything. It describes the talent of an excellent historian. Good teacher and friend Liang: good; criticize: dare to speak out. A good teacher, a friend who can speak out and advise. A good farm is not as good as a good heart. It means that having a lot of property is not as good as having a kind heart. The discovery of conscience means that a kind heart is triggered and one has something to say about one's words and deeds. Repentance. Good night, good scenery, beautiful night and scenery. Same as "good night and beautiful scenery". Good night, beautiful scenery, pleasant night, beautiful scenery. Good jade does not need to be carved. Beautiful jade does not need to be carved, it maintains its natural beauty. It is a metaphor for good nature and does not depend on modifying the appearance. Good and bad are not alike. Setaria and bad: Setaria, very like millet, often mixed in the seedlings. There are good and bad people, mixed together, difficult to distinguish. Good and bad: Setaria, very like millet, often mixed in the seedlings. There are good and bad people, mixed together. Good and bad. The bad and the bad are mixed: Setaria, very like millet, often mixed in the seedlings. It is a metaphor for good and bad people, mixed together. It is difficult to distinguish. It is the same as "good and bad are mixed". Good jade does not need to be carved, and beautiful jade does not need to be carved, maintaining its natural beauty. Metaphorical essence Goodness does not depend on modifying the appearance. Good jade does not need to be carved. Beautiful jade does not need to be carved, and it maintains its natural beauty. It is a metaphor for the essence of goodness, which does not depend on modifying the appearance. A mixture of good and bad: Setaria. Good seedlings and weeds are mixed together. It is a metaphor for good people and bad people mixed together, making it difficult to distinguish. .Good medicine tastes bitter. Good medicine often tastes bitter. It is a metaphor for heartfelt advice and sharp criticism. It sounds uncomfortable, but it is very helpful in correcting shortcomings and mistakes. Mix up the good and the bad. Mix up: confuse. Miscellaneous: mix. Mix up the good and the bad. . It is a metaphor that it is difficult to distinguish between good and bad people. It is also used as "a mixture of good and bad". Good things are good and good ones are also good: very, very; with: so, reason. It means that there are many reasons for the occurrence of something. Good quality, beautiful hands, beautiful heart, Exquisite craftsmanship. Conscience and good ability used to refer to the preferred concepts and instincts of people's talents. 2 The four-character idiom prefixed with the prefix: "Pull dung on the Buddha's head": Same as "Pull". Shit on the head of the Buddha statue. It means that beautiful things have been desecrated. Defiled bamboo slips: writing; bamboo slips: bamboo slips and silk. Writing on bamboo slips and silk refers to writing things or people's achievements in a book. Wearing mountaineering clogs: wooden shoes. Wearing wooden shoes to climb mountains. Describes going through hardships. To whip people first is a metaphor for doing things one step ahead of others. To speak without thinking or to do things inappropriately, with insufficient consideration, to pay attention to this place but not to that place. Start to become spring. Start: to take action. As soon as you start, it will turn into spring. Original meaning The poem should be natural and fresh. The last part is a metaphor for the excellent medical skills, and the condition got better as soon as the operation was started. There are so many descriptions of writings and descriptions that the stack can be equal to the height of the author. Writings and descriptions: written works. Written books The stack is equal to one's own height. It describes a large number of writings. It is also used as "a book is as long as one's body" and "a writing is as long as one's body". Starting to rejuvenate means that the style of poetry is natural and fresh. It is also a metaphor for excellent medical skills. Writing books means: writing; standing up. : Achievement; speak: doctrine. Write a book or article, create your own doctrine. Write a book or establish a statement: create, propose; speak: advocate, doctrine. Engage in writing, put forward your own opinions and doctrines. Start to make spring see "Start to make spring" ”. To write effectively: to be significant. To have outstanding achievements and effects. To write on bamboo slips: writing. Bamboo slips: bamboo slips and silk. Writing on bamboo slips and silk refers to writing the achievements of things or people in a book. Also known as "Zhu silk", "Zhu silk". 3. The four-character idiom whose last character is yes
Bibi: one by one. It's everywhere, and the description is extremely common.
They are everywhere. Describes many similar things or situations.
Not Ning Wei Shi Ning: particle particle, meaningless; Wei: just; Yes: like this. It's not just that. That is more than that.
Baiwuyi means doing a hundred things and not doing any of them right. It describes everything done wrong and useless.
Touching the eye: touching the sight. It is everywhere as far as the eye can see.
Nodding yes indicates approval or affirmation.
Nodding means approval or affirmation.
Going your own way is: Right. Don't consider other people's opinions, just do what you think is right.
Ears and eyes are different means that the sound and color are different from usual.
To pick up means to bow down: to lower one’s head, to bend over; that is: to just. Just put your head down and pick it up, it's everywhere. The descriptions are numerous and easy to come by.
They are everywhere as long as you lower your head to pick them up. The descriptions are numerous and easy to come by.
***Shang Guo Shi Guo Shi: The country’s major political principles. *** Discuss national policies and guidelines with the Communist Party of China.
Everyone does his own thing. 行: do, do; YES: right. Do what you think is right. Metaphorically, each person does his own thing.
Accumulation refers to mistakes that have been made over a long period of time and are often regarded as correct.
Everyone looked up and saw everywhere. To describe a large quantity.
There is no compromise: compromise. Refers to disagreements and inability to decide which side to take.
Mo Zhongyi is Mo: no, still; Zhong: compromise, conclusion; Yes: right. I don't know which one is correct. Describes differences of opinion and lack of consensus.
Being indecisive means not being able to decide which is right. Describes differences of opinion and lack of consensus.
People are not things, which means that people and things change, but the scenery remains the same.
Paradox means something that seems to contradict or contradict common sense but may actually be correct.
Seeking facts from facts means starting from actual objects, exploring the internal connections of things and the regularity of their development, and understanding the essence of things. Usually refers to acting according to the actual situation of things.
The teacher’s heart is the teacher’s heart: using the heart as the teacher, here means only believing in oneself; self-being: acting according to one’s own subjective intentions. Describes being self-righteous and unwilling to accept the correct opinions of others.
It is everywhere. Refers to the universal presence of a certain person or thing.
The floods are everywhere in the world. It is a metaphor for the general chaos in society. It also refers to some kind of low-level people or bad atmosphere everywhere.
Xi Feicheng is used to certain wrong things and thinks that they are right in the first place.
Xi Fei Sheng is Xi: habit; non: wrong; yes: correct. When you get used to something that is wrong, you think it is right.
Leisure is not leisure, it is irrelevant right and wrong, discussion. Same as "leisure is right or wrong".
The same is true again: again, again. This is also true.
Yesterday is not the same as today. Right and wrong: wrong, wrong; yes: right, correct. What is right now was wrong in the past.
Zhifeiwen only has a gorgeous appearance but no corresponding essence. 4. The last word is the four-character idiom of clock. There are two dragons on a clock, and an old man is holding a cane.
There are two dragons on a clock, and an old man is standing beside it, holding a cane. Guess one. Four-character idiom - old-looking dragon bell. Old-looking dragon bell lǎo tài lóng zhōng explains dragon bell: the appearance of having difficulty moving. It describes old age, frailty, and difficulty moving. Source: Tang Dynasty Li Duan's "Gift Xie Dai": "As time passes, dragons "The bell is like an old man." The subject-predicate form of the structure is mostly used for people; it can also be used as a metaphor for objects or animals. It is generally used as a predicate, adverbial, and attributive. Zhengyinzhong; cannot be pronounced as "zōnɡ"; distinguishing shape bell; cannot be written as "swelling". Synonyms: Lao Qi Heng Qiu Antonyms: Rejuvenation, old age, strong, vigorous Analysis ~ Different from "Lao Qi Heng Qiu": ~ is used for the elderly; refers to the posture; it is neutral; "Lao Qi Heng Qiu" is not used for the elderly; refers to the demeanor; it is derogatory. Example Sentence He is this year Only over 50 years old; just looking like ~. English translation: be old and shaky. 5. What are the four-character words whose last character is "人"?
What are the four-character words whose last character is "人":
1. Hidden arrows
àn jiàn shāng rén
The idiom explains that firing cold arrows hurts people. It is a metaphor for hurting people secretly by some means.
The idiom comes from Chapter 113 of "Water Margin" by Shi Naian of Ming Dynasty: "But those who have been killed and dismounted should be carried back to their own formations. They are not allowed to hurt people with hidden arrows, and they are not allowed to snatch the corpses."
2. A hundred years of treeing people
bǎi nián shù rén
Idiom explanation of tree: planting, cultivation. It is a metaphor that cultivating talents is a long-term and arduous task.
The idiom comes from "Guan Zi Quan Xiu" by Guan Zhong of the Pre-Qin Dynasty: "A one-year plan is better than planting a valley; a ten-year plan is better than trees; a lifelong plan is better than cultivating people."
3. Bei Tian and pity people
bēi tiān mǐn rén
The idiom explains bei Tian: lament the current world; pity people: pity everyone. Refers to lamenting the hardships of the times and pitying people's suffering.
The idiom comes from "Zhu Renyuan's Epitaph" by Huang Zongyi of the Qing Dynasty: "Aha! How can people be so pitiful and compassionate towards others when they are far away?"
4. Chuchu moving people
chǔ chǔ dòng rén
The idiom explains that the appearance is beautiful and touching
The idiom comes from Xu Yao's "Taihensheng Biography" of the Qing Dynasty: "Although the woman is fragmented and haggard, The euphemistic attitude is charming and charming.
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5. Seeing things and missing people
dǔ wù sī rén
Idiom explanation: see: see; think: miss. See the dead or departed people left behind The thing reminds me of this person.
The idiom comes from "Legend Yan Jun" by Tang Fei Chuan: "The imperial concubine gave a rhinoceros hairpin to avoid dust and said: 'I will miss people when I see things in the future.' '"
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Online idiom dictionary: /cySearch?l=1&c_1=&c_2=&c_3=&c_4=%C8%CB&c_5=&Search=SWord&stype=3 6. Four-character idioms What are the idioms whose last word is "成"
Waves, waves, describes the ups and downs of the article; mature: refers to the article being very mature, describing the article as majestic and sophisticated.
Success: career; announcement. Refers to the announcement of the completion of a huge project or important task.
Late bloomer: a metaphor for a person who can take on important tasks, so he or she achieves it late. It is also used as a word of comfort for people who have been frustrated for a long time.
Danzhong Mucheng is a metaphor for quick results.
The earth is leveled and the sky is leveled: to bring peace; Cheng: success in water control. Success enables the creatures of heaven to achieve success. It is often used as a metaphor for everything being arranged properly. A single tree cannot make a forest. It is a metaphor for the inability of an individual to achieve great things.
Failure: approaching, almost. Things fail when they are about to succeed.
Good dreams are hard to come by. It is not easy to have a good dream while sleeping. It is a metaphor that beautiful dreams are hard to change. Become a reality.
Hate iron is not enough to describe being dissatisfied with the expectations of someone who is not living up to expectations and not making progress, and eagerly hope that he will get better.
Natural nature describes the strict and natural structure of the poem. There is no trace of the word luck. It also describes the perfection and naturalness of people's talents and virtues.
Desperate for success and desperate to achieve results immediately.
Nine turns of success: cycle change. Hua. Originally a Taoist term, it refers to the attainment of the Nine-turn Golden Elixir. It is often used as a metaphor for finally achieving success after long-term and unremitting efforts.
Long-term practice is a metaphor for being sophisticated.
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The old man is old but mature. It also refers to the lack of vitality among young people. 7. The last word is the idiom of "zuo"
affectation,
proud work,
division of labor and cooperation,
See the opportunity and do it,
All things work together,
The strong wind blows,
The most powerful work,
Wu is not good at doing it. ,
Telling without doing,
Working together,
All obstacles are done,
God makes trouble,
Do not do any evil,
No form, no action,
Unparalleled masterpiece,
Five elements and eight works,
Ignorance and delusion Work,
Non-professional work,
Carrying the tripod,
Family work,
Intensive farming,
Transactions can be done easily,
Program actions,
Jiuyuan can be done,
Barbarians can do it in the future,
Regret it Shao Zuo,
Escaped name,
Improvisational work 8. What are the idioms in which the last character of the four-character idiom is "行"
The last character of the four-character idiom is Idioms with the word "walk" include: [Sit down to speak and start walking] Sitting down can speak, rising up can walk.
The original meaning is that the speech must be practical and feasible, but the later metaphor means that what is said must be done. [Wandering arbitrarily] Wandering: arbitrarily, haphazardly; Wandering: doing anything wrong.
Do whatever you want and do whatever you want. [Excellence alone] refers to surpassing others and not following the crowd.
[Day and night] concurrently: double. Walking day and night.
Describes traveling in a hurry. Also known as "day and night."
[Day and night travel] Fu: hide; travel: rush. Hide during the day and travel at night.
Refers to covert activities taken to avoid being discovered by the enemy. [Hindered and difficult to move] Stifled: Blocked and blocked.
There are too many obstacles to implement. [Zhi Qing Jing Xing] Jing: straight; Xing: engaged.
Just do what you want to do. It means that you can do whatever you want.
[Go straight] is a metaphor for doing things fairly. [Looking squarely at the rope line] means being honest in words and deeds.
[Choose good things and do them] means choosing beneficial things to do.
[Fish tail and wild goose] refers to the formation of military ships, with one wheel in the center as the leader, and other ships arranged on both sides in a herringbone shape, shaped like a fish tail or a formation of wild geese.
[Fish passing by and flying geese] is a metaphor for moving forward continuously, just like schools of fish joining each other and flying geese moving in formation. [Filing in a file] One after another, like swimming fish.
Describes moving forward in a single line. [Leftover food excrescences] Leftover food, excrescences on the body.
Metaphor for something that is disliked by others. [Study diligently in childhood and practice vigorously in adulthood.]
[Mean words and deeds] refers to ordinary words and deeds. [Yi Xiu Day Travel] Day: daytime.
Wearing brocade clothes and walking in the daytime. It is a metaphor for becoming an official in your hometown, or returning to your hometown after becoming wealthy.
[Food, clothing, housing and transportation] generally refers to the basic needs of life such as clothing, food, housing, and transportation. [Yi Jin Night Walk] Brocade: Silk fabrics with colorful patterns.
Walking in brocade clothes at night. Metaphors cannot show glory and wealth in front of others.
[Going one's own way] means not accepting other people's advice and stubbornly following one's own subjective ideas. [Words and Actions] Every word, every action.
[One eye and five lines] Just like one eye and ten lines. Describes reading very quickly.
[One eye counts rows] It is like one eye with ten rows. Describes reading very quickly.
[Ten lines at one glance] When reading a book, you can read ten lines at the same time. Describes reading very quickly.
[Words, listening, deeds, and deeds] means being able to listen to what is said and being able to execute things. [Words, words and actions] describe having great trust in someone.
Same as "obey and obey". [Too much talking hurts one's conduct] Too many words can easily lead to problems, resulting in inconsistent words and deeds, damaging one's character.
[Words follow one's actions] Describes having great trust in someone. Same as "follow your words and deeds".
[Words do not match deeds] means words and deeds are not consistent. [Words without regard to deeds] What you say does not match your deeds.
[Yan Shi Mei Xing] Yan Shi: look slightly; Mei Xing: walk slowly. Describes a shy and unnatural appearance.
[Duck Walk and Goose Walk] Duck and goose walk in eight-character steps, because it is used to describe the slow and swaying appearance of people walking. [show out the class line] Show out: to be higher, which extends to outstanding ability and excellence; ban line: to rank in the class, refers to the position of an official in the court, and later also refers to the same row and peers.
Excellent talents, beyond peers. [Cultivation of one's character and clean conduct] Cultivate one's character and maintain pure virtue.
[Walking leisurely] Xin: Casual. Walking randomly without any purpose.
[Complement each other] Assist each other or use each other in conjunction. [Kneeling and snaking] Kneeling to speak and walking on the ground.
It is said that he is in awe. [Walking without shins] Shin: lower leg.
Can walk without legs. It is a metaphor that things do not need to be promoted and can spread quickly.
[Literati have no character] People who like to play with words often have bad conduct. [Private travel in private clothing] Private clothing: civilian clothing.
Private travel: traveling secretly. It used to mean that the emperor or officials put on civilian clothes and went secretly to the people to visit people's situation or difficult and serious cases.
[Authority and order] With great power, orders must be carried out. [Dangerous words and deeds] Danger: integrity.
Speak the right words and do the right things. [Maverick] Te: unique; Li: established.
Describes a person's noble aspirations and actions, which are different from the popular customs. [Heinous crime] Heinous crime: the sky is full.
It is a metaphor for great sin. [wantonly] wantonly: killing or persecuting at will.
Rampant: Using power to do evil, being arrogant and violent. Do whatever you please.
Also known as "raging rampant". [Wrathful and rampant] Rampant: arbitrary killing or persecution.
Rampant: Using power to do evil, being arrogant and violent. Do whatever you please.
[Shuisu Mountain Tour] Stay in the water at night and hike in the mountains during the day. Describe a long journey.
[When water comes to fish, it will go well] It means that if the conditions are met, things can be done. [Pretentiousness and artificiality] refers to concealing one's true intentions and acting in an artificial way.
[Imperative] OK: Do it. Judging from the development trend of things, action must be taken.
[Things must be done] Things must be done. [Shi Shi Er Xing] describes walking slowly.
He left his son to sigh and sent him to give alms. [Deep practice] refers to integrity in heart and honest behavior.
[The body has no choice in its actions] means that one’s actions follow the rules and have no other choice. [Practice] Shen: personal experience; body: experience.
Experience it yourself and practice it hard. [Mountains stop and rivers travel] It is a metaphor for being indestructible and unstoppable.
[Think twice before acting] Three: Repeatedly, meaning multiple times. Refers to doing something after repeated consideration.
[Thirty-six lines] A common name for all walks of life in the old days. [Quxuexing] Those who do not follow the right path of learning and behave treacherously are not upright.
[Celebrate and condolence is not acceptable] Qing: congratulations; condolence: condolences. No congratulations or condolences.
It originally meant not to interact with others. Later, the relationship was described as estranged.
[frivolous and frivolous] refers to frivolousness and bad conduct. [Late virtue and hidden conduct] refers to virtues that are unknown to others.
[Hidden Virtue Secret Practice] refers to the unknown virtue. Same as "hidden virtue and hidden behavior".
[Preface to the past and deeds] refers to the words and deeds of the sages of previous generations. [Seventy-two lines] refers to all walks of life.
[Go against the grain and go against the grain] It originally means doing things against common sense and by any means necessary. Now it mostly refers to actions that go against the trend of the times or the will of the people.
Same as "retrograde approach". [What goes against the ears is good for one's actions] Just saying true words that go against one's ears is good for one's actions.
Although words about loyalty and integrity may not please your ears, they are beneficial to your behavior. [Neyan and Minxing] Neyan: speak carefully; Min: be quick.
Refers to speaking cautiously and acting quickly. [Ten lines below] Describes reading very quickly.
[Plan and listen to the plan] Still follow the plan. Describes having great trust in someone.
[Details] refers to small behaviors that have nothing to do with the general situation. [Heron's order and 铓行] is a metaphor for the procession of hundreds of officials going to court.
Same as "Heron's order and mandarin duck's flight". [Herons and mandarin ducks fly in sequence] Egrets and mandarin ducks fly in an orderly manner.
It is a metaphor for the procession of officials going to court. [Ling Fuli Xing] means that the laws and regulations enacted must be implemented effectively.
[Act within your ability] Do it according to your own strength, don’t force it. [Mechanics is practiced] Mechanics: study hard.
Practice it diligently: practice it earnestly. Study diligently and practice what you learn.
[Lei Ling Feng Xing] It is still said that Lei Ling Feng Xing. As fierce as thunder, as fast as wind.
It is a metaphor for implementing policies and laws strictly and quickly. It also describes the work as being vigorous and quick in action.
[Thunder and Wind] As violent as thunder and as fast as wind. It is a metaphor for implementing policies and laws strictly and quickly.
It is also described as vigorous and fast action. [Thunder and Wind] ① Refers to the movement of all things. 9. What are the four-character words whose last word is "人"?
To hit someone secretly is a metaphor for attacking someone secretly.
Hidden arrows hurt people, and cold arrows hurt people. It is a metaphor for hurting people secretly by some means.
Hit a person with an arrow from the dark. Dark: hit in the dark; arrow: shoot an arrow; hit: hurt. Shoot cold arrows to hurt people.
It is a metaphor for secretly attacking or framing others by using insidious means. Hundreds of years of tree cultivation: planting, cultivation.
It is a metaphor that cultivating talents is a long-term and arduous task. One person in a hundred generations refers to an extremely rare talent.
It takes a hundred years to cultivate talents. It takes a hundred years to cultivate talents. Finger education is a century-old plan and requires hard work.
Same as "it takes a hundred years to cultivate people". As if no one is around.
Describes the expression and attitude of being proud and confident. Bei Tian and pity people. Bei Tian: lament the current situation; pity people: pity everyone.
Refers to lamenting the hardships of the times and pitying people's suffering. The host of the North Road is the host who receives passers-by on the North Road.
Synonymous with "host". Servant as Madam Servant: maid; Madam: Housewife.
In the old days, it meant that although one deliberately imitated others in literature and art, his talent and the scale of his works could never catch up. Baohan Zhongren Baohan: Slight chill.
Medium: hurt someone. It means that even a slight cold can harm a person's body.
It also means that people cannot withstand slight blows when they are old or in trouble. Poor life and beautiful woman Poor life: bad luck and bad life.
A beautiful woman who has a bad luck and a miserable life. Disdainful Teeth: Arranged like teeth.
Cannot be listed among humans. Refers to being looked down upon by others.
There is no shortage of people. Lack: lack; Qi: that, those. There are not many people like that.
Not willing to be left behind. Not willing to fall behind others. Don't dare to follow others and don't want to fall behind others.
It means not daring to slack off and working hard to move forward. Untold. Cannot tell others.
Refers to being shady. Cai Qi surpasses talents Cai: talent; Qi: courage.
The talent and courage are better than ordinary people. Talent and knowledge exceed those of ordinary people.
Talented scholar and beautiful woman generally refers to talented and beautiful men and women. The master of haste is haste: in a hurry.
When a guest arrives suddenly and the reception is not thorough in a hurry, it is difficult to fulfill the courtesy of the host. Canglang old man refers to a hermit and a fisherman.
Hide your works in famous mountains and pass them on to people with the same interests. Hidden in famous mountains, pass it on to its people.
Hide the work in a famous mountain and pass it on to like-minded people in the future. Observe yourself and know others. It refers to things that are reasonable. If you examine yourself, you can know others.
Success or failure depends on the person. On: comment, measurement. Use success and failure as criteria for judging characters.
If you are not comfortable as an adult, you are not an adult if you are comfortable. If you want to be successful, you must work hard and cannot be comfortable. Having teeth and cheeks attached to people means being praised by people.
Saying words that hurt others; saying words that are insulting; words that are detrimental to a person's dignity. Chuchu moving Chuchu: bright and neat appearance.
Describing a beautiful appearance that attracts love and affection. Chuchukeren describes a beautiful appearance that makes people feel comfortable.
To win people through a well: to dig a well. It means that one person can be saved by digging a well at home, but it is said that one person can be saved by digging a well.
Metaphors are passed around and distorted. Spring breeze Fengren Fengren: blows people.
The warm spring breeze blows people. It is a metaphor for teaching and helping people in a timely manner.
The seductive spring scenery: tease, tease, provoke. The scenery of spring arouses people's interest.
Wine Woman Wine: A wine with a strong taste. A metaphor for a decadent and corrupt life.
Wine beauty refers to the beauty of wine. Rescue someone from a well From: Follow.
Jump into the well to save someone. The original metaphor refers to behavior that harms oneself but does no good to others.
It is often used as a metaphor for taking risks to save people. An inch of iron can kill a person. A short weapon as long as an inch can kill.
It is a metaphor that things mainly depend on essence rather than quantity. Daguan Noble Person Daguan: high official.
Refers to high-status officials and people with prominent family backgrounds. High-ranking official and important person still means high-ranking official and noble person.
Refers to high-status officials and people with prominent family backgrounds. Dashitongren Tongren: A person who is knowledgeable and understands ancient and modern times.
Refers to a person who is open-minded and knowledgeable. An emergency appeal to the person presiding over or performing the beheading to save the life of a person who is about to be beheaded.
To follow the predecessors: To follow the example and to use it. Follow the example of the predecessors and lack innovation.
Stealing and resenting one's master is a metaphor for evil people resenting upright people. Same as "the thief hates his master".
The thief hates the owner. The owner: the owner. A thief hates the owner of something he steals from.
A metaphor for evil people hating righteous people. To be lenient and to be lenient means not to do things to the extreme, but to leave room for leeway.
Gains and losses depend on one's own efforts. It means that success or failure in life depends on one's own efforts. Emphasis on people's subjective initiative.
Host generally refers to the host who receives or entertains guests. Same as "host".
People from the east, west, north and south refer to people whose residence is uncertain. Dongyeba People is a popular folk song of the ancient Chu people, also known as "Xialiba People".
Dounan: South of the Big Dipper. Refers to the world and within the sea.
Refers to talents that are unique in the world. Describes unique character or talent.
People who fight with bamboo: Dou: container, one bucket = ten liters; Xiao: bamboo vessel, one bucket can hold two liters. Describes a person's narrow-mindedness and short-sightedness.
Dui different from others Du: alone, alone; different: different. Alone and different from others.
Generally refers to being different from the world. Gambling on things and remembering people: When you see the things left by a person who has died or left, you will think of that person.
Seeing things and thinking about people. Jian: to see; Si: to miss. Seeing the things left behind by someone who has died or left makes you think of that person.
A person who is beyond measure: a person whose heart is beyond calculation. Refers to a person who has no relationship or close relationship with a person or a group.
That is, outsiders. Aggressive: A surprising sound.
It is used to describe menacing, domineering and embarrassing people. It also means that the situation is developing rapidly and puts people under pressure.
Use vicious words to slander and hurt people. Erba Jiaren 28: refers to sixteen years old; Jiaren: beautiful woman.
A beautiful woman in her fifteenth or sixteenth year. Crush the guilty and save the people.
Often used as a slogan for launching wars. "People" should be regarded as "people", which was changed to avoid Taizong's taboo.
Same as "criminal offenses to punish the people". An ordinary person: ordinary, ordinary.
Ordinary people. It does not mean someone who is accomplished and talented.
People outside Fangwai: outside the world. Originally refers to a person whose words and deeds transcend secular ethics.
The latter refers to the monk way. Birds rely on people. Yi: attachment.
The flying birds nestle next to people. A metaphor for being attached to the powerful.
It is also used as a metaphor for children and girls who are petite, soft, approachable and receptive. Feng Gao sets fire, and Moon Black kills people. Feng Gao: The wind is very strong.
The black moon: refers to the dark night. Set fires when the wind is strong and kill people in the dark.
Describe the behavior of robbers who take advantage of the opportunity to commit crimes. Sharp and sharp. Feng: the edge of a knife; Mang: the head of a spear.
Metaphorical words are sharp and threatening. A Fudi Sage refers to a person who has a little knowledge in a certain area and is capable of doing so.
Be at the mercy of others. Every move is at the mercy of others. Pitching by people Pitching: lowering the head and raising the head, generally refers to every move.
It is a metaphor that everything is controlled by others. Wealth and honor force people to have no intention of wealth and honor, so they are forced to become an official.
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