Question 1: What are the idioms of "what and what" short, darkly white, crispy, long, noisy, tidal, deep, smelly, infatuated, thick, big, light Dumb, many, short, tall, obedient, weird, bulging, good, black, fierce, red, silly, thick, slowly, quietly, gradually, pointed and tight. cold, cool, slowly, full, silently, stuffy, dense, warm, tender, sticky, wilting, thick, nono, waxy, fat, fluttering, quietly Gently, shallowly, secretly kiss, soft, moist, weak, silly, astringent, sweet, secretly painful, properly played with, curved, steadily warm, little Thin, salty, fragrant, evil, fishy, ??distant, faint, hard, oily, round, heavy, swollen, wrinkled, dirty early... Ah
Question 2: There is an idiom about what one should have and what one should have.
Pinyin yīng yǒu jìn yǒu
Origin: "Everything is available for a person, and there is no end for what a person should be". Jiang Zhiyuan Huh! "Book of the Song Dynasty? Biography of Jiang Zhiyuan"
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