Experts explain what these idioms mean!

1. It is beneficial to open a book:

Volume: book. Benefit: benefit, gain. Opening a book will be beneficial. It is often used to encourage people to be diligent and studious, and reading more will result in gains.

2． Open the door and bow to the thief

Yi: Put your hands in a salute to express welcome. Open the door and invite the robber in.

3. Increase revenue and reduce expenditure

Source: water source, a metaphor for increasing income. It is a metaphor for increasing income and saving expenses financially and economically.

4. Kai Zong Ming Yi

Zong: Purpose. It means to state the main meaning clearly at the beginning of speaking and writing.

5． Talk with eloquence

Talk with eloquence: Speak calmly and unhurriedly. Describes speaking confidently and calmly.

6． Opportunity to take advantage of

Use of: take advantage of. Opportunities that can be exploited.

7. Defeat the enemy and win

Ke: defeat, defeat the enemy, and achieve victory.

8. Be diligent and thrifty

K: Yes. Be able to be both hard-working and frugal.

9. Unforgettable inscription

Inscription: Carving words on stone or metal objects. Keep the metaphor in mind and never forget it.

10． Stick to it

Chongqing: change. Strictly adhere to it and never change it.

11. Kong Wu Lili

Kong: Very, very. Wu: brave. Very brave and powerful.

12． Kou Mi Fu Jian

Bei: belly. She may sound nice on her lips, but her heart is full of harmful attention.

13. Punish with words or words

Punishment: punishment. Cut: denounce. Use language and words to declare the crime and denounce it.

14. Meditate hard

Ming: deeply. Think deeply.

15． Hard work and lonely achievements

achievement: to achieve. He studied hard and reached a state that others could not reach.

16． Popular

脍: Very finely chopped meat. Zhi: Grilled meat. Everyone loves to eat delicious food. It is a metaphor for beautiful poems or beautiful things, which are praised and recited by everyone.

17. To complement each other with generosity and strength

Ji: to complement. The two methods of leniency and severity are combined to adjust each other.

18. Storm

Sudden: rapid. The wind and rain came quickly and violently.

19. Unmoved

忿: Tall and independent. Like a mountain, straight and stable, describing something tall and solid, unshakable.

20． rout

rout: rout. The army was beaten to pieces and fell into disarray. Describe a disastrous failure.

21. Horse leather shroud

Leather: skin. The body was wrapped in horsehide. Describes death in battle.

22． Buy a casket and return a pearl

Coffin: wooden box. It means having no vision and making improper choices.

23. Selling an official title

Vend: sell. It used to mean that a powerful person sold his official position to amass wealth.

24. Carelessly

Man: casually. Take it casually and don't take it to heart.

25 Creepy

Creepy: scared. The hair stood on end and a chill ran down my spine. Described as very scary.

26. Self-recommendation

Recommendation: Recommended. Metaphorically recommend yourself.

27. Beautiful

Wheel: Tall. Huan: Many forms. Describes many, tall and gorgeous houses.

28. Menke Luoque

Luo: Catch with a net. You can set up a net at the door to catch birds. Describes a deserted house.

29. Meng Meng Wang

Meng Meng: fall asleep. Searching in my sleep. Describes a very strong and urgent desire.

30． Big Lie

Mi: Full. Big lie. Describe a huge lie.

31． Reluctantly

Mian: reluctantly. Force yourself to do what you can't do.

32. Look at each other

Look at each other. You look at me, I look at you, to describe people looking at each other out of fear or helplessness without speaking.

33. The people have no means of living

Liao: dependence. People can't live anymore.

34． Not worthy of its name

Deserved: commensurate, consistent. Refers to a name or reputation that is consistent with reality.

35. Famous and far-reaching

Near: near. The fame spread far and wide. Describes a great reputation.

36． Observe the autumn hairs

Autumn hairs: the new growth of fine hairs on birds and animals in autumn. Describes sharp eyesight that can see very small things.

37. The spread of falsehood

Seed: seed. Passing down ridiculous and wrong things from generation to generation.

38. Inexplicable

Name: Say it. No one can tell its mystery (reason), which means that things are strange and confusing.

39． Indifference

Apathy: indifference. Describes being indifferent to people or things.

40． Dizzying

Leisure: idle. Give: supply, support. It means that there are too many things to see, or the scenery changes too fast, and the eyes cannot see it.

41. North pole:

Rutt: the traces of wheels running over. Metaphorical action and purpose are opposite.

42． The sac is as empty as washing:

Sac: pocket. Describes not having any money.

43. The mud and sand are both under:

Bo: together. It means that good and bad people or things are mixed together.

44. Shao:

Shao: beautiful. Older and of good character.

45． It is better to lack than to overuse:

Too much: excessive. When selecting talents or things, it is better to have less than to ask for more regardless of quality.

46. Self-defeating:

Clumsy: bad. I wanted to be smart, but ended up doing something stupid.

47. servile face:

face: face. Describes being groveling to please others.

48. Furious:

Contain: to stop. Uncontrollably angry.

49． Anger is expressed in color:

Shape: revealed. The inner anger showed on his face.

50. Working hard:

Lek: drop. A metaphor for painstaking effort.

51. The case is amazing:

The case: table. He described it as being particularly appreciative, slapping his hands on the table, and couldn't help but applaud.

52. Huge:

Huge: Tall. Refers to something huge in shape. It is also used to describe something that is strong on the outside but clumsy and weak on the inside.

53. Extensive quotations:

Bo: extensive. Refers to quoting many materials as basis and examples when speaking, writing articles, or making discussions.

54. Pengbi is a traitor:

A traitor: a bad thing. Clique: The abbreviation of Clique, that is, similar people collude with each other. Allowing bad people to collude to do bad things.

55. Unkempt:

Unkempt: unkempt, scattered. Dirt: dirt. Describes disheveled hair, dirty face, and unkempt appearance.

56. Overcome thorns and thorns:

Phi: push aside, separate. Chop: cut. Thorns, thorns: prickly plants. It is a metaphor for removing obstacles in progress and overcoming difficulties in starting a business.

57. The skin is open and the flesh is split:

The skin is split. The skin and muscles were torn. Describes being beaten and seriously injured.

58． The courage of an ordinary man:

A common man: alone. Refers to the kind of bravery that relies solely on one's own ability without knowing the wisdom of others.

59． No is extremely peaceful:

No: Bad. Tai: OK. It means that when bad things and bad fate reach their limit, good things will come. It is a metaphor that when things develop to the extreme, they will turn into their opposite.

60. Comment:

Comment: comment. Originally refers to a frivolous discussion of a woman's appearance. Now it is also used as a metaphor to comment on a woman's appearance. Another metaphor is to be picky about small details.

61. Tears turn into laughter:

Tears: tears. Break tears: stop crying. Stop the tears all of a sudden and turn crying into laughter. Also used to describe turning sadness into joy.

62. Full of flaws:

Broken: cracked. Describes a lot of loopholes.

63. To deceive the world and steal one's name:

Steal: to steal. Deceive the world and steal reputation.

64. Its joy is endless

Poor: the end. Refers to something that brings endless fun.

65. Its appearance is not outstanding:

It is not outstanding: not outstanding. It means that the appearance is average and very ordinary.

66. Strange shame and great humiliation:

Strange: rare, rare. Refers to a rare and great shame.

67. Encountering an opponent in chess:

Enemy: Even. It's like a master meeting a master.

68. Evenly matched:

Dang: equal. It is a metaphor that both sides are equally powerful.

69． Breathing:

Breaking: Breathing weakly. Describes the feeling of weak breathing and about to expire. It also refers to the imminent decline of decayed things.

70. Arrogant:

Arrogant: arrogant. It describes someone who is domineering and very arrogant.

71． Just the right amount:

fen: proportionate. Refers to speaking and behaving appropriately and accurately.

72. A critical moment:

Jun: In ancient times, thirty kilograms was one "jun". Metaphors are extremely dangerous.

73. Sameness:

Law: format. It refers to the formula of the article, and also generally refers to the fact that things have only one form and no change.

74. Thousands of threads:

Thread: Thread. It is a metaphor for the complicated relationship between emotions or things.

75． Once in a blue moon:

Age: year. meet: encounter. It's rare to encounter it once in a thousand years. The opportunity is described as very rare.

76． Lessons from the past:

Learning: Mirror, by extension, a lesson. It is a metaphor for the failures of predecessors, which can be used as lessons for future generations.

77. Servants followed:

Servant: fell down. Those in front fell, and those behind followed closely. Describes heroic struggle and moving forward courageously.

78. Arrogant at first and respectful at the end:

Arrogant: arrogant. First arrogant and then respectful.

79. Subtly:

Subtle: in the dark. It refers to a person's thoughts, feelings, and character being affected and influenced and unknowingly changed.

80. A brief taste of it:

Neh: Just. Describes not delving deeply into something.

81. The End of the Crossbow:

Crossbow: A bow with a mechanical device. End: refers to the last period of range after the arrow is shot, when it loses its attack power. The arrows fired by the stubborn slaves have reached the end of their flight. It is a metaphor that the original powerful force is now exhausted and cannot work.

82. Forcing someone to do something:

Forcing: To force someone to do something they are unwilling or unable to do.

83. Disguise:

Joe: Pretend. Refers to the use of makeup to change one's image and conceal one's true identity.

84． Ingenuity:

To win: to win. Tiangong: refers to something naturally formed. The degree of sophistication is better than that of nature. Describing the production skills as superb and exquisite.

85. To whisper:

To whisper: To talk in a low voice behind someone’s back. Privately: privately, behind the scenes. Describes talking quietly behind someone's back.

86． Perseverance:

Perseverance: carving. Give up: stop. Carve something, keep carving it and never stop. A metaphor for perseverance.

87． Intimate:

Gap: a gap, describing being very close to each other without any barriers.

88． Qin enters the lungs:

Qin: penetrates. Fei Fu: Metaphor refers to the heart. It refers to feeling suddenly comfortable after inhaling aromatic, cool air or drinking refreshing drinks. It is often used to describe literary and artistic works or music as fresh and hearty, giving people a good feeling.

89. To go bankrupt:

To fall down. Dang: to light up. Metaphorically, all the family property is lost.

90． Can't help it:

Forbidden: control. I am emotionally excited and cannot control myself.

91． Love changes with things:

Qian: changes. Thoughts and feelings change as circumstances change.

92. It’s hard to write anything out of bamboo:

Exhausted: exhausted. There are too many sins to write about.

93． Exhausted:

Poor: exhausted. 黻: arbitrary, rash. Use all your troops to launch a war of aggression at will.

94. Don't chase the poor:

Poor: desperate. Poor bandit: An enemy on the verge of despair. Don't force the enemy who is on the verge of despair to prevent him from counterattacking and making a desperate struggle.

95. 猕茕lonely:

孑：lonely. A person lives alone.

96． Seek complete blame:

Prepare: complete. Describes being overly picky about people and things and demanding perfection.

97． Seeking common ground while reserving differences:

Save: Keep.

Find common points and keep differences of opinion.

98. Qu Tu Migration Salary:

Qu: To bend. Sudden: chimney. Modify the chimney into a curved one and move firewood away from the stove to avoid fires. It is a metaphor for taking measures in advance to nip problems in the bud.

99. Trending to follow the trend:

Trend: trend, cater to. Yan: hot, a metaphor for a powerful person. Attached: attached. It is a metaphor for flattering and taking refuge in powerful people.

100. Rushing towards:

Flying duck: Duck. Like ducks fighting for food, they scramble to be the first and run over in groups. It means that many people are vying to go there. Mostly derogatory.

101. Expedient:

Quan: For now. Appropriate: suitable. Refers to a temporary workaround to cope with a certain situation.

102． Quezhi is disrespectful:

Que: decline, decline. It is disrespectful to refuse other people's warm invitations or gifts.

103. Three orders and five Shen:

Shen: statement, expression. Repeated orders, repeated explanations, and repeated warnings.

104. Three pillars:

Ding: an ancient cooking vessel. Standing like a tripod with three legs. It is a metaphor for the confrontation between three forces.

105． Color: severe color, inner beauty:

Color: look. 菏: Weak. Described as tough on the outside but cowardly on the inside.

106． Kill and steal:

More: Robbery. Killing people's lives and robbing people of their things.

107. Kill one person to warn others:

Warning: warning. Kill one person to warn many.

108. Shanshan is late:

Shanshan: Walking slowly. Describes walking in a leisurely manner and arriving very late.

109. Immoral:

Injury: damage. Defeat: Corruption. Destroy traditional customs and corrupt social morals and etiquette.

110. Fleeting:

Indulgence: letting go. It disappears as soon as you relax a little. Describes how easily time or opportunity passes.

111. Less is nothing:

More: experience. He is young and has not experienced much. Describes lack of experience.

112. Put yourself in someone’s shoes:

Assume: Imagine. Imagine yourself in someone else's position or situation and think about them.

113． Practical practice:

Physical practice: experience and practice. Experience it personally and work hard to implement it.

114. Students:

Many.

115. Living in seclusion and simplicity:

Jian: few. It originally refers to animals hiding in deep mountains and rarely coming out. Later, it means that people usually stay at home and rarely go out.

116. Thoughtful:

Deep: repeated. Think deeply and carefully.

117. Full of energy:

Energy: full of energy. Describes being energetic and charming.

118. A matter of life and death:

You: everything. It's about life and death. Refers to the key to life and death.

119. Infamous:

Infamous: disorganized. Describes a very bad reputation.

120． Hoarse:

Hoarse: hoarse. He shouted until his voice was hoarse and his strength was exhausted. Describes shouting and shouting desperately.

121. Domineering:

Ling: bullying. Use arrogance to oppress people.

122. Opportunity cannot be missed

Opportunity: opportunity. Lost: lost, missed. Don't miss the opportunity, metaphor is a rare opportunity.

123. Good luck when the time is right

Good luck: When you carry the time, it will not go well. Jian: It didn’t go well. When times are bad, everything goes wrong.

124． Picking up gold is not ambiguous

Ambigued: hidden. When you find property, you do not hide it or keep it as your own, but try to return it to the owner.

125. Yaguchi denies it

Yaguchi: He insists on it. He insisted and refused to admit it.

126. Yanliang of the world

Yanliang: The world is so sophisticated. Yan: hot, affectionate. Cool: cold. It refers to some people in society being affectionate and fawning towards those who are in power, but being cold and distant towards those who are losing power.

127. Evenly matched: both: equal, balanced. Enemy: Quite. Both sides have equal power, regardless of superiority or inferiority.

128. Do twice the result with half the effort

Gong: effectiveness.

Only use half the effort of others to do things, and receive several times the results. It means little effort but big results.

129. Everything must be done personally

Personally. You have to do everything yourself.

130． Let's wait and see

Wipe: wipe. Keep your eyes open and wait to see the results.

131． Counterproductive

Suitable: just right, just right. Just the opposite of what you want.

132． Just enough

Moderate: Just enough. Stop when you reach the appropriate level, don't go too far.

133． lick the calf deeply in love

lick: lick. Calf: calf. A cow licks her calf to show her love for it. A metaphor for love for children.

134． At a loss

At a loss: to place it. Describes being so panicked that you don’t know what to do.

135． Bear the brunt

First: first, first. When: facing. Chong: strategic point, traffic thoroughfare. It means first being attacked by some force or suffering some kind of disaster.

136. Second to none

First: first. Qu: bend. When counting with two fingers, the finger that is bent first means first, ranking first.

137. Different paths lead to the same destination

Shu: different. Return: tend to one place. It is a metaphor for using different methods to achieve the same goal.

138. Familiarity turns a blind eye

Family sight means to look carefully, and to look often. See: see. Refers to something that is often seen, but it is as if one has not seen it. The latter is used to describe being indifferent to things.

139. Die with eyes closed

Bit eyes: Close your eyes. I can't close my eyes even if I die. It refers to things that cannot be let go of when a person is about to die. It is often used to describe ambitions or wishes that have not been realized.

140． Death is more than deserved

Guilty: sin. The crime was so heinous that even the death penalty could not atone for it.

141. Unscrupulous

Unbridled: unbridled. Taboo: scruples. Doing whatever you want without any scruples.

142． Suxing night sleep

Su: early. Xing: Get up. Meng: sleep. Get up early and go to bed late. Described as very hard-working.

143. I have never known anything in my life

I don’t understand. Life: ordinary, usual. Refers to someone who never understands something. It usually means that they have never met each other.

144. Insatiable

Insatiable: Satisfied. Greed is never satisfied.

145. Uneasy

Uneasy: The heartbeat is jumping up and down, and the mind is uneasy. My heart was in turmoil and I couldn't settle down.

146. Outline and pull out the collar

Outline: The main rope that lifts the net. Pull up the collar: Lift the collar of the clothes. A metaphor captures the main point or presents the content succinctly.

147. The body is incomplete

The body: the body. Finished: intact. There is no intact skin on the whole body. Described as being covered in scars. Later, it is also used to describe people or things (mostly referring to literary arguments) that have been criticized and criticized to a great extent.

148． Sutra: Tao, principle. Meaning: reason. The eternal path between heaven and earth remains unchanged. Now it refers to the unchangeable truth, and it also means that it is natural and unquestionable.

149. Dragnet

Luo: a net for catching birds. The nets set by the sky and the ground. A metaphor for a tight encirclement.

150. Tian is shameless

Tian: An Ran. Refers to dealing with despicable or disgraceful behavior without feeling ashamed.

151． Analysis of strips

Leave: line. Detailed anatomy and analysis. Describe the analysis as detailed and methodical.

152. Clang in the iron

Clang: the sound of metal vessels hitting each other. A metaphor for an outstanding person.

153． Resign yourself to fate

Listen: obey. It was originally a fatalistic point of view, referring to leaving oneself to the will of God and the arrangements of fate. Later borrowing means that one is subjectively powerless and allows the situation to develop naturally.

154． Slim

Slim: upright and tall. Describes a person (referring to a beautiful woman) with a slender and delicate figure or a tall and graceful figure such as flowers and trees.

155. Take risks

Despite: Look like running quickly. Take risks: Go to dangerous places. Refers to taking risky actions because one is at a loss of resources or is forced to do so.

156. Compassion

Pity: Sympathy.

It is a metaphor for sharing the same experience or pain and sympathizing with each other.

157． Similar results but different approaches

Work: exquisite and ingenious. The content of the metaphor is different, but the effect is just as good.

158． In the same boat ***Ji

Ji: crossing the water. Cross the river together in a boat. It is a metaphor for people who are in a difficult and dangerous environment and work together to overcome difficulties.

159． To join the army

Rong: army. Refers to literati joining the army.

160. Tuqiongdijian

See: through "present". It is a metaphor that things develop to the end and reveal their true colors or original intentions.

161． In vain

In vain: In vain. Work in vain without results.

162. Three houses to retreat

A house of retreat: In ancient times, the marching distance was calculated as one house of thirty miles. Take the initiative to give in ninety miles. It is a metaphor for giving in and avoiding, avoiding conflicts.

163． Dandy trousers: trousers made of fine silk worn by wealthy children in ancient times. In the old days, it referred to the children of bureaucrats, landlords and other rich and powerful people who spent their days eating, drinking and having fun without doing any serious work.

164． Cynical

Cynical: Treating life with a negative and playful attitude; Gong: Serious. An unserious and unserious attitude towards life due to dissatisfaction with reality.

165. Everything is silent

Lai: all kinds of sounds in nature; Ji: stillness. The surrounding environment is described as very quiet, with no sound at all.

166． The Long March

Zheng: a long journey. A journey of thousands of miles. Describes an extremely far journey.

167． Vientiane update

Vientiane: all scenes in the universe; update: change. Things or scenes change their appearance, and a new atmosphere appears.

168． To make up for the loss

Fugitive: escape, lost; prison: a pen for livestock. It is not too late to repair the sheepfold after the sheep have escaped. It is a metaphor that after something goes wrong, finding a way to remedy it can prevent further losses.

169． Ungrateful

En: favor; negative: violation; righteousness: friendship, kindness. Forget the benefits that others have done to you, and instead do things that are sorry for others.

170. To do bad things

Evil: bad things. Do all kinds of bad things

171. Only I am the only one

Only: Only. Originally a Buddhist language, praising Sakyamuni as the noblest and greatest. Now I think I am the only one who is the greatest. Describes extreme arrogance.

172. Lifelike

Xiao: similar. The description or imitation is very realistic.

173． The tail is too big to fall off

To fall off: shake. The tail is too big and cannot turn well. In the old days, it was a metaphor for subordinates who were too powerful to be commanded and dispatched. Now it is a metaphor that the organization is huge and the command is ineffective.

174． Weiwei: A person who talks continuously and tirelessly. Talk continuously and tirelessly.

175. Weiran Chengfeng

Weiran: The appearance of lush vegetation, which is extended to a gathering. It means that something gradually develops and becomes popular, forming a good trend.

176. The text is not redacted

Dots: corrections. The article is written in one go and does not need to be modified. Describes quick thinking and proficient writing skills.

177. Wen, Guo and Fei: cover up; Guo and Fei: mistakes. Use beautiful words to cover up your faults and mistakes.

178. Crow: Crow.

Crow. Like a temporarily gathered flock of crows. It is a metaphor for a group of people who are improvised and unorganized.

179. The target without aim

: bullseye; arrow: arrow. Shooting arrows without a target. It is a metaphor for speaking and doing things without a clear purpose or being unrealistic.

180. It has nothing to do with macro purpose

Macro: big; purpose: meaning, purpose. It has nothing to do with the main meaning. It means of little significance or little relevance.

181. Doesn't help anything

Supplement: Helps. Doesn't help matters.

182. No one cares

Jin: Ferry. Metaphor no one comes to inquire, try or buy.

183. Impeccable

Relaxation: slackness, by extension a flaw. There is no weak spot for anyone to attack. The description is very strict and no loopholes can be found.

184. Incomparable

Comparable: analogy, rival. It means that something is so perfect that nothing can compare with it.

185． Repeat the same mistakes

Diao: step on; overturn: turn over; rut: the traces of wheels passing by. Go back to the old road that turned over the car. It is a metaphor for not learning lessons and going down the same old path of failure.

186． Complement each other

Xianxing: cooperate and set off each other; benefit: make it more; manifest: remarkable. It refers to the cooperation between two people or two things, so that the abilities and functions of both parties can be more clearly displayed.

187. To pale in comparison

Shape: contrast; dwarf: not enough, insufficient. When compared with each other, the shortcomings of one party are revealed.

188. Absent-minded

Yan: here. The mind is not here, which means that the mind is not concentrated.

189. Having ulterior motives

叵: No. There are conspiracies hidden in his heart that are difficult for others to guess.

190. Be sincerely convinced

Yue: happy, happy; sincere: inner. Refers to sincere submission or obedience.

191. Pick it up at your fingertips

Xinshou: to pick things up at your fingertips; Nian: to pick up something with your fingers. Just grab it. Most refers to the ability to freely and skillfully choose words or use allusions when writing articles, without having to think too much.

192． Indifferent

Interest: interest, interest; indifferent: appearance of having no interest. Not interested at all.

193. Concise and concise

Comprehensive: complete. Not much words, but full of meaning. Describe speaking and writing concisely.

194. Evil (wù) Purple seizes Zhu

Purple: The ancients believed that purple was a mixed color, which was extended to heresy; seize: chaos; Zhu: bright red, the ancients believed that red is the correct color. Originally refers to the aversion to replacing good with evil. Later, it was used as a metaphor to use evil to defeat good, and to use heresy as right.

195. No news from Yao

Yao: No trace. Message: message, reply. No news at all.

196. Yixiaodaifang

Yi: leave it to; generosity: originally refers to a person who understands the truth, and later generally refers to a person who is knowledgeable or has expertise. It means making the insiders laugh.

197． Change customs

Shift: change; Yi: transform. Change old customs and habits.

198． Sitting without peeking into the hall

Peeping: taking a peek. Sit upright without squinting and concentrate.

199． Orderly

Disorderly: chaotic. Described as orderly and not messy at all.

200． To speak frankly

Taboo: Avoid. Speak frankly and without any scruples.