"What is the idiom at the beginning of Chongqing?

There is no idiom that begins with the word "Chongqing". But there are idioms with "Chongqing".

The idiom containing the word "Chongqing" is:

First of all, loyalty

1, pronounced as zhng zhēn bù, means loyalty and firmness, which will never change. It can be people, organizations, beliefs and so on.

2. The Second Handshake by Zhang Yang: "I always look forward to dedicating my knowledge and talents to my motherland one day; At the same time, I will dedicate my loyal feelings to you perfectly. "

Second, never die.

1, pronounced as mò shì bù, means that it will remain unchanged for life.

2. From Guo Moruo's Historical Figures Lu Xun and Wang Guowei: "Until Lu Xun's illness, Cai Yuanpei tried his best to maintain eternal friendship."

Third, never change.

1, pronounced as niè rê bê yú

2. Interpretation: Nie: black mud; Chongqing: Change. You can't dye it black with nie dyed cloth. Metaphor is noble, not affected by bad environment.

3. Source: Tang Chenziang's Epitaph of Chen Junshuo, a Bachelor of Zhou Dynasty: "Who can remain a scholar?"

Fourth, stick to it.

1, pronounced UB

2. Interpretation: K: Cautious and respectful. Chongqing: Change. Strictly observe and never change. No source.

5. At the beginning of Fuyu, the pronunciation of ZH is not zhūng shǐfúyú. In idioms, it refers to the same one from beginning to end. From the Biography of Wei Zhi in the New Tang Dynasty.