The first word in an idiom that begins with a sound is a four-character case that begins with a sound.

Domineering, domineering, fat and thin, popular in the world, feast is rare,

Feast is easy to break up, water does not leak, ups and downs promote waste, ups and downs honor and disgrace, in full swing,

When the prime of life is over, the reputation is hard to be vice president, Mr. Fu Sheng. Virtue is a legacy, and prosperity must consider decline.

Famous all over the world, virtue endures forever, prevails for a while, eats vigorously, and the feast is scattered.

The hospitality is hard to refuse, the grand occasion is unprecedented, the prosperity is not forgotten, the feast is hard to be repeated, and the ups and downs are full of fun.

The first word is a four-character lattice that begins with a sound.

Idiom: Fame is hard to compare with.

Pinyin: shèng míng nán fù.

Explanation: Sheng: Da; Agent: commensurate with. People with great fame often find it difficult to match their practical talents with virtue and fame. Fame may often be greater than reality. Used to show modesty or self-vigilance.

Idiom: prevalent in the world

Pinyin: shèng xíng yú shì √.

Explanation: sheng: extensive. Especially popular in society.

Source: Tang Shihui Neng's "Six Ancestors' Magic Tanjing Chance Eight": "The song of the right path is popular all over the world. "

Idiom: heyday.

Pinyin: shèng jy and Shí

Explanation: Describe the extraordinary prosperity or popularity in a certain period.

Source: Shu Dong's Preface to Poetry: "Liu's name is far away, but it is a moment."

Idiom: rise and fall promote waste.

Pinyin: Shè ng Shu ā i x and ng f è i.

Explanation: Sheng: prosperity; Fade: Fade; Xing: prosperous; Scrap: Scrap. Refers to various situations in which people and things change and develop.