Four-character idioms metaphorical for fruits

1. Four-character words that describe the weather, describe the momentum, describe the demeanor, describe the color, describe the mountains.

Idioms and idioms that describe summer, the heat, the fumigation, the red sun, the scorching sun, the scorching sun, the scorching sun. The scorching sun is in the sky, the scorching sun is like fire, the sun is scorching, the fire wheels are spitting out fire clouds like burning seas, the sky is steaming, the summer sun is terrifying, the summer mountains are as green as green summer trees, the summer water soup is sinking, the plums are floating, the melons are illustrious, and the officials are proud of the flames. Zhang Huo Umbrella Hehe Yan Hot Steaming Stones Flowing Gold Sparkling Stones Flowing Gold Flowing Gold Iron Stones Burning Gold Iron Stones Burning Gold Flowing Stones Burning Gold Flowing Stones Wu Niu Chuan The moon is long, the sky is red, the sky is hot, the sky is hot, the moon is hot, the steam is steaming, more related descriptions of summer Idioms and idioms of sweating, sweating all over, sweating, sweating, sweating, sweating, sweating, sweating, sweating, sweating, sweating The fields are cracked, no grass is growing, no harvest, the seedlings are dry, the seedlings are dry, the seedlings are withered, the field fields are half withered, the four o'clock season is rosy, the willows are green, the feet are bright, the spring is bright, the swallows are singing, the orioles are singing, the summer is scary, the red sun is scorching, the green trees are shaded, sweating like rain, cicadas are singing, bursts of scorching sun, lightning and thunder in the sky. The heat is unbearable, the heat is unbearable, the scorching sun is like fire, the cicadas are sweating on their backs, and the cicadas don't know the snow mat is like water. Winter is summer clouds, winter is warm, summer is clear, floating melons are sinking, Li Han is coming and going, fire umbrellas are high, meat mountains are preserved, forests are summer rains, people are fumigating, the heat is fumigating, the red sun is scorching, the scorching sun is scorching, and the sun is scorching. The scorching sun is like fire, the sun is scorching, the fire wheels are spitting out fire clouds like burning seas, the sky is steaming, the summer sun is awesome, the summer sun is so hot, the summer mountains are green like green summer trees, the summer water soup is sinking, the plums are floating, the melons are impressive, the heat is steaming, the rocks are flowing, and the gold is flowing. The sparkling stone flows, the gold flows, the iron stone burns, the iron stone scorches, the gold flows, the stone burns, the gold flows, the Wu Niu gasps, the moon is long, the sun is red, the sky is hot, the summer is hot, the moon is steaming, people are sweating, the whole body is sweating, the back is sweating, the back is full of fluids, the back is sweating, and the back is sweating like rain. Sweat like rain. Sweat like rain. Sweat like pulp. Sweat like water. Head full of sweat. Drought. The power of drought is cruel. The fields are cracked for thousands of miles. No grass grows. There is no harvest. The seedlings are dry. The seedlings are withered. The scorching sun is used to describe the strong sunshine in summer. It can also be called "The red sun is scorching". For example: "The scorching sun is scorching like fire". It is hot in summer. The sun is strong and very hot. The scorching sun is like fire. The sun is like fire. It describes that the weather is very hot. It is also said that the scorching sun is like fire and the sun is as bright as fire: White and bright. The sun burns like fire. It mostly describes the heat of summer. Heheyanyan describes the blazing heat. A very hot summer in hot summer. For example: In hot summer, the beach is full of people playing in the water. The sun is scorching. : Roast. Refers to the hot sun shining on the body, as hot as a fire. It describes very hot weather. The scorching sun hangs high in the sky. It describes the hot weather. It has a close meaning of high fire umbrellas, strong winds, strong winds, fierce and hot weather. For example: In ancient times, camel caravans traveling through the Gobi often had to endure harsh weather with strong winds and scorching sun. A high fire umbrella is a metaphor for the scorching sun in the sky. For example: It is hot in summer, and the fire umbrella is high in the sky. The literal meaning is the scorching sun in the sky. Wu Niuchuanyue's "Taiping Yulan" Volume 4 Quoted from "Customs": "Wu Niu gasps for breath when he sees the moon, which makes (him) suffer from the sun. He is frightened and panting when he sees the moon." Wu Niu: refers to the buffalo born between the Yangtze and Huaihe Rivers. It means that when the land of Wu is hot, it is hotter than the water buffalo. Long, the buffalo is afraid of heat. When it sees the moon, it thinks it is the sun, and is so scared that it keeps panting. It is later used as a metaphor for fear due to suspicion. It is also used to describe the hot weather. Li Bai of the Tang Dynasty's "Ding Duhu Song": When Wu Niu panted for the moon, the tugboat Why bother. Liujin, Shizuo, Liu: melt. Describes the hot weather, as if gold and stone will melt. "Songs of the Chu·Zhaohun": "In ten days, the flow of gold and stones will be more." Also known as the stone and Liujinshuo. An example of gold flowing from stone to jade: "On a scorching day, when gold sparkles from stone and gold flows from stone, you have to hurry up and get cold early." Five yellow and six months refer to the hottest period between the fifth and sixth months of the lunar calendar. ·Cao Pi's "Wu Zhi Shu with Chao Ge Ling": "Sweet melons float in clear springs, and plums and plums sink in the cold ice." Later, "Floating melons and plums sink in the ice" is used as a metaphor for a scene of life in summer. Melons and plums floating in the water are summer. A cool and delicious food. It is also used as a floating melon to escape the summer heat and as a sunken plum. A floating melon is a fun way to escape the summer heat. See "floating melon and sinking plums". Green trees

The shady trees have dense branches and leaves, blocking the sun. It is the peak of summer. The heat is unbearable, which means it is very hot and unbearable. The chairs and mats are hot to the touch, which means the weather is hot. The burnt gold and sparkling stone melt the gold and stone. Withered. Describes the extremely hot weather. "Liu Zixin Lun·Da Zhi" written by Liu Zhou of the Northern Qi Dynasty states: "When the heat is great, the burnt gold will sparkle and the stone will shine." Liujin, Shixu, Liu: melt. Describes the extremely hot weather, as if gold and stone will melt. "Huainanzi·Quan Yanxun": "When it is hot, gold will flow from the stones, and fire will not increase its intensity." "Calling Souls" by Song Yu of the Chu Dynasty in the Warring States Period: "In ten days, gold will flow from the stones." Ji Yuefan In the summer, mosquitoes gather and turn into snow, and foxes are sealed for thousands of miles. Wu Niu pants the moon. Wu Niu: refers to the buffalo born between the Yangtze and Huaihe rivers. The buffalo in Wudi suspects that it is the sun when it sees the moon, and keeps panting for fear of the heat. It is a metaphor for fear due to suspicion. Southern Dynasties and Song Dynasty ·Liu Yiqing's "Shishuo Xinyu·Yu": "I still see a cow and pant at the sight of the moon." The fourth volume of "Taiping Yulan" quotes "Customs": "Wu Niu gasps when he sees the moon, and he suffers from the sun. Seeing the moon makes me gasp for breath." Summer is as scary as the scorching sun in summer. It is a metaphor for people being harsh and scary. "Zuo Zhuan: The Seventh Year of Duke Wen": "Yanshu asked Jia Ji and said: 'Zhao Shuai' "Who is Zhao Dun?" He said to him: "Zhao Shui is the day of winter. Zhao Dun is the day of summer." Du Xuan noted: "Winter is lovely, summer is formidable." A high fire umbrella describes summer. The scorching sun is in the sky, and it is very hot. The poem "Visiting Qinglong Temple and Presenting Cui Taibu Que" by Han Yu of the Tang Dynasty: "The brilliance flashes over the wall and you see gods and ghosts, and the illustrious Yanguan opens his fire umbrella." Five yellow and six months refer to the hottest weather in the fifth and sixth months of the lunar calendar. time.