What dew idioms are there?

Perfect match; Buy bamboo slips and pearls; Pearl in the palm, pearl among gems, pearl among pearls, pearl among pearls, the perfect combination of pearls, the right to mix and match fish beads, the quip of connecting pearls, round pearls, old pearls, pearl-seeking, two dragons playing with pearls, jade pearls, casting pearls in secret, pearls in the sea, picking pearls in the mountains and making pearls in rice. Spitting beads, filling beads, playing with beads, shaking beads, playing with beads, playing with beads, playing with beads, playing with beads, splashing beads, coix seed beads, salivating jade foam beads, Zhu Bao market cakes, fairy beads, beaded jade, pearl beads, pearl beads.

What are the 25-word idioms?

Tyranny is fiercer than tiger, wealth can't be lewd, power can't be bent, wind knows grass, carp yue longmen.

First, tyranny is fiercer than tigers.

Vernacular explanation: tyranny: refers to the politics in which the reactionary ruling class cruelly oppresses and exploits the people; Including government decrees, taxes, etc. The harsh politics of reactionary rule is more cruel and tyrannical than a tiger that eats people.

Source: Book of Rites Under Tan Gong: "The master said,' Why not go?' Said, "There is no tyranny." Confucius said, "If a son knows about it, he will be more tyrannical than a tiger." "

Dynasty: Western Han Dynasty

Author: Dai Sheng

Example: In the long feudal era, every dynasty and generation were more cruel than tigers.

Second, wealth cannot be obscene.

Interpretation of vernacular: rich: rich; Expensive: old refers to high official position; Prostitution: confusing and inducing corruption. Not confused by money and power.

Source: Mencius, Teng Wengong: "Richness and wealth can't be lewd, poverty and lowliness can't be moved, and powerful people can't be bent. This is called a gentleman. "

Dynasty: Pre-Qin Dynasty

Author: Monk

Example: Fang Zhimin refused to accept bribes from senior officials of the enemy, which showed the revolutionary's virtue of being rich but not lewd.

Third, strength cannot be bent.

Interpretation of vernacular: power: force. Never give in to the power of the town. Describe not afraid of * * *.

Source: "Mencius Teng Wengong": "Richness and wealth can't be lewd, poverty and lowliness can't be moved, and powerful people can't be bent. This is called a gentleman. "

Dynasty: Pre-Qin Dynasty

Author: Monk

For example, in a creator's career, you should think twice before you do every step, instead of blindly touching it.

Fourth, the wind knows the grass.

Vernacular interpretation: only after the test of violent winds and waves; Know what kind of grass is strong. The original metaphor is strong-willed in times of crisis; Stand the test; Now it also means that only after the test of severe class struggle; To show who is a powerful revolutionary. Strength: strong.

Source: Dongguan Wang Ba biography Han Ji: "Yingchuan died of me, and the son stayed alone. He began to try the wind and knew everything."

Dynasty: Tang Dynasty

Author: anonymous

Example: A strong grass is known by strong wind, and a solid wood is known by severe frost. Understanding a person depends on his performance at a critical moment.

Five, carp yue longmen

Vernacular interpretation: In ancient times, it was said that the Yellow River carp would turn into a dragon when it jumped over the Longmen. Metaphor promotion, promotion and the like. It is also a metaphor for going upstream and striving for progress.

Source: Ya Ya Shi Yu: "As the saying goes, a fish jumps over the Longmen, but it is just a carp."

Dynasty: Song Dynasty

Author: Lu Dian

For example, for ordinary people, this is an opportunity for yue longmen, a carp, to realize his personal dream and show his charm. For the major forces, this is an opportunity to show their strength and show off their strength.

Three cutting boards, with a dish on them, block your eyes and show your eyebrows. What idiom is this?

Cutting board can be understood as chopping board.

It can be understood as Qi Mei to cover your eyes and eyebrows.

So this idiom is "Take Qi Mei as an example".

What idioms begin with four colors?

Idioms that begin with color are "bully is always coward", "lust for bravery is magnificent", "lust for soul", "* * *", and "lust for relaxation".

First of all, bullies are always cowards.

Interpretation: tough appearance, weak heart.

Source: "The Analects of Confucius" Yang Huo: "The color is fierce and infighting, like a villain, and its thief is also guilty."

Tough on the outside and weak on the inside, taking a villain as a metaphor is like a thief digging a hole in the wall, right?

Second, sexual desire is overwhelming.

Interpretation: It is very courageous to describe lust.

Source: Li's "A Brief History of Civilization" back to the 39 th: "As the saying goes, lust covers the sky, and this time the button will cover the sky."

Third, color gives the soul and

Interpretation: describe each other's eyes and heart.

Source: Han "On": "Long eyebrows are rolled up, slightly shy, color gives the soul, and the heart is happy."

The eyebrows are curved, the eyes are beautiful, and the beauty is fascinating and difficult to control.

Fourth, * * * *

Interpretation: used to describe all kinds of things are complete.

Source: Wu Renjian's "Confused World" The second time: "After half a month, it was all * * *, so I checked the third day to get married. I invited another acquaintance Sheng Tao and a probation officer Zhang Chunwu as important guests. At noon, I got into the sedan chair and went to Master Li with great fanfare. "

Five, color decline and love relaxation

Interpretation: refers to people who are favored by beauty. Once their beauty is aging, they will be abandoned. It also means that men like the new and hate the old.

Source: "Han Feizi said difficult": "Mi Zi's color declines and loves relaxation, which offends you."

Zixia Mi offended Wei Jun and was abandoned because of her aging appearance.

What are the five-snow four-character idioms?

Fluffy snow

[Memo da Xu]

Snowflakes are like goose feathers. Describe the heavy snow.

Snow-covered.

[báI Xuáai]

White: white appearance, mostly used to describe frost and snow. The white snow is dazzling with silver light.

Snow World

[bīng tiān Xu dì]

Describe snow and ice, very cold.

It's snowing heavily/thickly/thickly and quickly.

[dàXu fēn fēI]

Standing outside the door on a snowy day, waiting for Cheng Yi (Cheng Yi) to wake up and teach-respect the teacher and emphasize the road.

[chéng mén lìXu]

In Song Dynasty, Shi Yang visited famous scholars Cheng Yi and Cheng Yi on a snowy day. Shi Yang didn't dare to disturb, just stood by and waited. When Cheng Yi woke up, the snow in front of the door was already a foot deep (see Biography of Song Shi Shi Yang). Later, I used "Chengmen Sydney" to describe respecting teachers and attaching importance to teaching.

After a long period of tempering, I have no fear in the face of cold persecution or blow.

[ào XULíng Shuāng]

Describe not afraid of frost, snow and cold, the more difficult the external conditions, the more energetic. Metaphor after long-term training, in the face of cold persecution or blow without weakness, fearless. Pride, arrogance, contempt.

Snowflakes dancing

[wǔ]

Describe how snowflakes fly in the air when it snows.

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Send charcoal to your door on snowy days-provide help in time

[Xu Zhimo]

Give people charcoal to keep warm on snowy days. Metaphor is to help others when they are in urgent need. Song Fan Chengda's poem "Sending charcoal in the snow and hiding mustard seeds": "It is not necessary to send charcoal in the snow, so what scenery can we talk about?"

Snow plus frost-aggravation

[Xu Xiang jiā shuāng]

Metaphor aggravates the degree of damage for other reasons.

Chun Xue-Elegant Art and Literature

[Yang chūnáI Xu]

Chu songs in the Spring and Autumn Period. Because it is abstruse, few people can sing with it. Later, it is often used to describe elegant or unfashionable literary works. As opposed to "chin beauty".

pay off old scores

[bào chóu Xu hèn]

Revenge, relieve resentment.

Extremely clever/clever

[béng Xuécéng míng]

Metaphor is that people are clever and extraordinary.

Snow-covered roads

[füng Xu za I tú]

It was snowy all the way, describing the journey as difficult. Snow: Strong winds and heavy snow describe bad weather. Reporter: Complaints abound. Road: Journey, journey.

Reading with the light of fireflies in bags or the reflected light of snow-pursuing knowledge under difficult conditions

[náng yíng yìng Xu]

It turned out that Che Yin took pictures of books with fireflies in his pocket, and Sun Kang studied hard with the reflection of snow. After that, I described studying hard.

a love affair

[fēng HuāXu Yuè]

1. originally refers to four kinds of objects describing natural scenery in classical literature, and later it is a metonymy of poems with rich rhetoric and poor content.

Swan footprints found in snow and mud-traces of the past

[Xu Nihong zháo]

Paw prints left by geese in the snow. Metaphor traces of the past. Song Sushi's poem "Nostalgia for the Past and Congmianchi" said: "What life is all about is like flying snow. I accidentally left my fingers and claws in the mud. What did Hong Fei do? "

Learn by snow

[Yang Xude]

Use the reflection of snow to read. Describe studying hard.

Reading is hard.

[sūn kāng yìng Xu]

Metaphor reading is very hard.

The way of Qingyi ethereal Yao

[Li Yung Huí xu]

Refers to a light and swaying appearance.

Snowflakes dancing

[Xu Huāpiāo piāo]

Traces of what happened.

[füI hóng tàXu]

H: Goose. Snow covered with wild geese. A metaphor for the traces left by the past. It is the same as Snow Mud Red Claw, Hong Fei Seal Snow and Hongfei Snow Claw.

A raging snowstorm

[Xu Youf ü ng Tā o]

Abuse: tyranny; Gluttony: greed and disability. It is windy and snowy. Describe the cold weather.

Flying snow all over the sky

[màn tiān fēI Xu]

The sky is full of snow, which means it is heavy and fills the sky.

Understand, accept and change quickly.

[Hong Lu Di An Xu]

There is a little snow on the red stove, which will melt immediately. Metaphor once inspired generate, immediately enlightened. "Gao Zi's suicide note will talk about seven or eight points": "Yan Zi is self-denial. It is hard to say that the red furnace shines on the snow, and the world is benevolent. " Yuan Mei's Poems with the Garden in the Qing Dynasty (Volume 4): "A teacher who gets a word in a poem, like a red stove burning snow, is beyond words."

Pure and noble

[Wang hunxu pò]

Ice and snow: transparent as ice, white as snow. Metaphor is noble and pure.

Ignorance or inexperience

[Chen Bozhi]

Cicada was born in summer, died in autumn, and could not see the snow. Metaphor is that people are well informed.

Snow embryo plum bone

[Xu Tai Yi Mei Yi G incarnation]

Metaphor is noble and pure.

Experienced difficulties and hardships

[y Xu]

Metaphor has experienced all kinds of difficulties and hardships.

This snow is a harbinger of a bumper harvest in winter.

[Xu zhào fēng nián]

The heavy snow in winter is a harbinger of a bumper harvest next year.

A thousand leagues of spinning snow.

[ten thousand wisps of Xi Xi]

Don't explain for the time being

The snow closed the mountain.

[dàXu fēng shān]

Don't explain for the time being

Bowls and pots are spotless.

[Xu

O: Pots and pans. Describe bowls and basins as white and clean. It is also a metaphor for elegant poetry.

Information poverty

[Yuèqun fèI Xu]

It seldom snows in Guangdong and Guangxi, and dogs bark when they see it. Metaphor is rare and strange.

Snow-covered trees in the north and south.

[Xu Beihong]

The snowy north and the fragrant south.

The snow is boundless

[báI Xu máng máng]

After the heavy snow, the earth is covered with snow, and at first glance, there is no marginal scene.

Noble conduct

[Han Songlu]

Metaphor is virtuous.

Grammar reading

[yíng düng Xu Wu]

Study hard, study hard. Same as the case of firefly window snow.

People are poor.

[bùXu lǐChuān]

Describe a poor person.

Study by reflected snow or firefly light.

[Xu Chuāng yíng Huǒ]

Metaphor is to study hard. It's the same as Firefly in the Snow Window.

Study hard under bad conditions

[yíng Chuāng Xuàn]

Study hard for the sake of hard work.

Snowflakes are floating like flocs.

[Xu piāo rúxù]

Don't explain for the time being

Shiyuki's virtue and noble purity

[Xu cāo bīng xīn]

Will be noble and pure.

Sleeping on frost and snow is a metaphor for hard life.

[wòXu mian Shuāng]

Lying on the frost and snow is a metaphor for a hard wandering life.

Ice and snow freezing

[jīXu fēng Shuāng]

Describe a high degree of integrity and loyalty.

Elegant music or prose

[yǐng Zhang báI Xu]

Of elegant music or poetry.

Xuean cream

[Xu Sanguan]

White hair. Borrow refers to the elderly.

Carving ice? snow

[By Liu Bocheng]

The metaphor is novel and ingenious.

Music is melodious, and change is caused by

[yún qǐXu füI]

Rise like a cloud and fly like snow. Metaphor music is melodious and changeable.

Ice and snow, cold weather

[bīng Xu yán Han]

Cold: extremely cold. Ice and snow, the weather is cold.

Study hard in winter and summer vacation

[Xu tiān yíng xí]

Study hard, whether it is cold or hot.

Be diligent in reading and keep it day and night.

[l chāo Xu zuǎn]

Refers to being diligent in collecting and copying, staying up all night.

Xue Rui Wu Fei

[wǔ]

Don't explain for the time being

Frozen snow

[bīng füng Xu gàI]

Being frozen by ice and covered by snow describes the cold climate.

Profound is not art.

[báI Xu nán hé]

Snow White: It refers to the title of a song of Chu State. Metaphor is a profound and unfashionable art.

Feng Hao Wu Xue

[Tang Haoxu w incarnation]

Don't explain for the time being

White, no stains.

[bīng jīXu cháng]

Metaphor is white in body and mind, without stain.

Frozen snowdrift

[bīng fēng Xu piāo]

Don't explain for the time being

A hard life in trouble

[nièXu cān zhān]

Metaphor is a difficult life in a difficult situation.

Transporting snow to fill the well

[tiāo Xu tián jǐng]

Metaphor is futile.

As cold as snow

[lǐn rúShuāng Xu]

Metaphor treats people without feelings, as cold as ice. It also means solemn and inaccessible. Same as "freezing".

What idioms are there to match six clothes?

Do whatever you want. Describe obedience to others in everything.

Praise blogs with compliments and blogs: describe generosity. Put on a wide robe and a wide belt. Refers to the costumes of ancient Confucian scholars.

Praise clothes, praise clothes: large clothes. The crown of danger: the high hat. Clothing of ancient Confucian scholars. Refers to a wide robe and a high hat.

Eat enough and wear warm clothes: eat enough; Warm clothes: Wear warm clothes. Describe a well-off life with ample food and clothing.

What are the idioms of seven defeats?

Turn defeat into victory,

Immoral,

Pride goes before a fall,

Wait and see,

Defeated soldiers,

Lose your job,

Failure will lead to death and internal strife.

Never fail,

Lose material and honor,

Success makes failure,

The defeated army,

Willing to lose,

Defeat the court,

Win or lose,

The defeated son came back,

Hold your breath,

Back in the league,

Success or failure,

Injure and corrupt customs,

Failure is success,

The defeated general,

Corruption and failure,

Dead branches and leaves,

Success or failure,

Depressed,

Pretending to cheat and lose,

Survival of the fittest,

Suffer humiliation,

Show your true colors,

Success or failure

What idioms are there with opinions?

Common name for suicide.

Short-sighted knowledge means short-sighted knowledge.

Stubbornness: stubbornness; Persistence: Persistence. Stubborn; Refuse to change.

Seeing the wind is rain. The metaphor is that you just see a little sign and believe it rashly.

It is not surprising to see strange things; Can take it in stride. Refers to being calm and calm when something happens.

Seeing the scene, seeing the scene in front of you causes some association or emotion, which also refers to improvisation.

Forget about profit, but ignore morality when you see profit. Describe people as greedy and selfish.

See the situation is not good. Refers to the situation is unfavorable to oneself.

Call a spade a spade, don't hide music.

You can see a spot: a stripe on the leopard. Metaphor can infer the whole picture from one point.

Vivid and vivid: clear and clear. See clearly

Seeing the rugged road means seeing the rugged things.

See one thing: roughly; Spots: markings. A stripe can be roughly seen (on a leopard). Metaphor can be seen from one point. ...

Seeing the light in all directions describes people as very sophisticated and can deal with all aspects very thoughtfully.

Damn it, damn it in broad daylight. The original metaphor is the indifference in the government. Now more metaphors are used to describe the impossible.

Fighting each other: weapons. Meet by force. Refers to solving problems through war.

Dial the clouds to see the sun, dial the clouds to see the sun. Metaphor breaks through the darkness and sees the light. It is also a metaphor to eliminate doubts, and my heart suddenly understands.

Seeing the sun is a metaphor for social darkness, but there is no light.

Flies see blood. As soon as flies see blood, they suck it desperately. Metaphor is very greedy.

Layer by layer: repeat; Dead: over and over again. Appear one after another. Metaphor for many things.

Blowing rice out of chaff is a metaphor for getting quick results.

Insight into the crux of the problem: clearly see; Crux: The disease of caking in the stomach is the key to the problem. The entanglement or doubt of metaphor. ...

Insist on one's own opinion: persist; Keep; See: opinions, opinions. Everyone has his own opinion.

Express one's views: express and publish. Everyone fully expresses their opinions.

Everyone sticks to his own point of view.

I see very little, listen very little, see very little. Describe shallow knowledge and limited knowledge.

Extensive knowledge and contact: extensive. See more and listen more. Describe knowledgeable.

See money for money; Have sudden evil thoughts.

Laugh at the sight of money.

Look at the seams: gaps; When you see a gap, stick the needle in. Metaphor is good at using all available time and space.

Have it both ways. Metaphor improvise, play it by ear.

Play it by ear and act flexibly according to the specific situation.

See the subtle: subtle. Meng: It happened. When you see the slightest sign of something, you know its development degree.

Well informed: I know. Look more; Know a lot. Describe old qualifications; Experienced; Extensive knowledge.

Laughing generously is to make people in the circle laugh.

Seeing the pommel horse, seeing the things left by the dead or parting people, I thought of this person.

Play it by ear: timing; Act: Act。 Seize the opportunity and act immediately.

See the micro and know the micro: tiny; Note: Obviously. See a small sign; We will know its essence and development trend.

Seeing something profitable reminds you of morality. Describe people without greed; Integrity and self-discipline.

See things you've never seen before. Describing what you see is quite novel.

Integrity: justice; Brave: brave; For; Go ahead. Do whatever you see.

Seeing others facing death threats from the ruins, they didn't go to the rescue.

Turn the rudder with the wind and start the tiller. Metaphor to see momentum or look at other people's eyes.

Change your mind: another; Others; Move: change; Change. Change your mind when you see something different. Weak-willed; ...

A frog's opinion is like a frog in a well. Metaphor is intolerant knowledge.

Different people have different views on the same issue from different positions or angles.

Cut to the chase, cut to the chase. Metaphor refers to speaking and writing; Get down to business from the start; Don't beat around the bush.

Soon, you can see the shadow of the pole. Metaphor works.

Clear the clouds to see the sun, clear the clouds to see the sun. Metaphorically, the darkness has passed and the light has arrived. It is also a metaphor for eliminating misunderstandings.

Not uncommon: many times; Freshness: novelty. I don't think it's novel after reading too much. Also known as "number (Shu; Repeatedly) It is not new. " ...

Portal View Portal: Factions; See: prejudice. Prejudice generated by different factions.

Look at the skin: on the surface. A superficial view that is not to the point.

Shallow opinions: shallow opinions; Anecdote: I heard very little. Describe the knowledge is not wide, do not know much.

Seeing the lungs and liver is like seeing through the lungs and liver. Metaphor is what people think clearly (including derogatory meanings).

Turning a blind eye means not paying attention; Pay no attention; You can't see with your eyes open. Also refers to neglect; I saw it. Forget it.

Being honest with others means being sincere with others. Push: show; Honesty: an honest mind.

Metaphor shows the truth or original purpose of things at the end. Poor: exhausted; Dagger: dagger; dagger

Common: ancient official names; Common: common, used to it. I am used to seeing something and find it boring. Post metaphor is very common. ...

Foresight: foresight; Ming: refers to ability. The ability to see things clearly in advance. Refers to the foresight of things.

Obvious: obvious. Obviously; It is easy to see.

Love to hear: listen. Like to listen; Glad to see it. Describe people's interests; Very popular.

Yu Yu meets Yu Yu: the luster of jade; See: Revealing. Metaphorical advantage; Have shortcomings.

Prejudice refers to an opinion formed or accepted before investigating something. Of prejudice.

Dwarf: comparison; See: show; Shortage: not enough; Insufficient. Compared with similar things; Show weakness

Meet each other late. Describe getting along well with new friends.

Love at first sight clock: concentration; Focus. Men and women fell in love at first sight.

Corner: corner. What you see from a narrow angle. Metaphor is one-sided opinions and opinions.

The first time we met, we hit it off like old friends.

Love at first sight: wholeheartedly. I was completely attracted to each other at the first meeting.

Common sense, common sense. It means not to argue with people with low knowledge and poor cultivation and say, "Don't be as knowledgeable as him."

An old friend who fell in love at first sight; Old friend. Meeting for the first time is like being an old friend. Describe each other at first contact.

Hit the nail on the head, and see the blood at once. Often used to describe the simplicity of speaking (or writing articles); Can grasp the essence; Concise and appropriate ...

Limited to preconceived ideas.

Hole in the hole: a small hole. I saw it through a small hole. Metaphor is a narrow and one-sided view.

A glimpse, a superficial view. Show modesty.

Speak frankly: straightforward; Express delivery: express delivery; expression Speak your opinion frankly.

Insight into truth: truth; True knowledge: correct understanding; Burning: thorough understanding; See: point of view. Correct and thorough understanding and insight.

Open the clouds to see the sun, which means open the clouds to see the sun; Show the sun. Metaphor is to send away darkness and see light again. It is also a metaphor for solving mysteries; It feels good.

See the sun again. See the sky and the sun again. Metaphor to get rid of the dark and difficult environment; See the light again. Also called " ...

Stretch to the limit, a whole skirt; Just show your elbow. Describe rags; It is also a metaphor for taking care of one thing and losing another. Lapel: lapel; Elbow: arm ...

Very insightful, very insightful

What you hear and see, what you hear and see with your own eyes.

Seeing from a distance is seeing from a distance.

What I saw and saw was "expressing my opinions".

Stick to your own opinions, don't accept others' opinions, and stubbornly act according to your own.

For stubborn prejudice, see "opinionated"

See each other when scratching your eyes.

Humble opinion: seeing things from a pipe is shallow knowledge. Modesty means that you have no knowledge, and your views may be incorrect. ...

Seeing the wind makes the sail the same as "have it both ways".

See money, see "see money."

Seeing a ghost is like seeing a ghost. Metaphor is suspicious.

See things make waves. Describe making waves when something happens.

Different people have different views on the same issue from different positions or angles.

It is a metaphor for drilling around or taking advantage of various loopholes.

Dream of the Duke of Zhou: a famous politician in the early years of the Western Zhou Dynasty and an ideal figure in Confucius' mind. At first, Confucius lamented his declining health and old age. ...

Sparse, strange, sparse: little knowledge. Too little knowledge; I find everything strange. Describe more superficial knowledge.

A secular view, a secular view.

When you are hidden, you will see it: disappear. See: same as "now"; Appear. Sometimes disappear, sometimes appear. Something is flashing in the distance.

A scholar's opinion refers to a nerd's opinion.

What idioms with chests are there?

What idioms with chests are there?

There is an answer,

Hold your head high,

Without brains,

Speak out loud,

Bare chest and arms,

Without ambition,

Ambitious,

Topless and bare back,

There is a mirror hanging on the wardrobe.

Countless breasts,

Ray is in the chest,

Chicken breast and nail fish,

There are mountains and valleys in my chest,

narrow-minded

Figure 10 Guess the idiom: A woman's head is a steamed stuffed bun, revealing her clothes and holding * * * in one hand.

Suffer humiliation in order to perform an important task.

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[Interpretation] Bear the burden of humiliation; Take on a heavy responsibility. It means to endure all humiliation for a heavy responsibility.

[Answer] "The Biography of the Three Kingdoms Wu Shu Lu Xun": "The arrogance of the country is the same as that of the ancestors; It can be called by the size of a servant; I can bear the burden of shame. "

[Pronunciation] Heavy; It can't be pronounced "chónɡ". "

[discrimination] negative; You can't write "cross".

endure humiliation in order to carry out an important mission

[antonym] The last straw

[Usage] Describe a person who is willing to bear the burden of humiliation; In order to accomplish this important task. Generally used as predicate, object and attribute.

[Structure] Combined type.

[Discrimination] ~ and "compromise for perfection" are both humiliating and burdensome; To change the meaning. But ~ focus on "burden"; That is, bear the heavy responsibility; It is the purpose of "humiliation"; And "compromise for perfection" focuses on "perfection"; That is, to preserve; It is the purpose of "liquidation"; They have different purposes. ~ including praise; Heavy tone; "Compromise for perfection" sometimes contains derogatory meanings; The tone is lighter.

[Example] Many good comrades are wronged; Still ok ~; Work for the revolution as always.

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