What does this idiom mean?

(1) Idioms about what accumulates and what happens.

The modern Chinese idiom "hêu jρbófā" describes a long-term accumulation, which is manifested at a certain moment.

Examples of idioms

Therefore, Chen Jisheng's writings are rich in historical materials, well-founded, thoroughly researched and researched.

A good foundation ensures that one can succeed in everything he does.

The style of writing is concise and clear. -Professor Chen Jisheng on the contribution of the famous Zhuang historian Huang Xianfan to the practice and construction of "new historiography" in China in the 20th century.

Accumulation: refers to a large number of long-term sufficient savings; C thin hair: thin, which means gushing out, describes the momentum and surging when things appear.

Origin of idioms

Su Shi's title comes from Su Shi's famous saying about reading and writing: "Learn from others and make great contributions." According to the author's understanding, "about taking" here means not only taking less, but also taking it carefully and taking its essence to get rid of its dross. The so-called "take" is the recognition and acceptance of what is said, said and expressed in the book. "Take" is not expensive, but expensive, which should be "less wins more".

Looking at the reading experience at home and abroad, if extensive reading is very important, then careful reading is more important. Some books, even excellent books, are often not full of words and truth, but full of loopholes, refined and rough. Therefore, we have to consider the whole situation without analysis. We must seriously think about it, distinguish between good and bad, get rid of the rough and the fine, and get rid of the false and keep the true. The more you read, the more careful you must be. Otherwise, it is useless and harmful to take it blindly without analysis, so "it is better to believe in books than to have no books".

It won't cost much to know your nature. The truly learned people are not those who remember a lot of dead knowledge, but those who have accumulated the essence of knowledge. People of insight in ancient and modern academic circles attach great importance to learning from others. See it has a choice, take it has a choice, aim at it, just take it.

In the Tang Dynasty, Han Yu criticized some people for reading and writing in the original way, saying that they were "selective but not precise and vague". Wang Anshi advocated that reading should be "carefully thought and carefully read". Yuan Mei, who was good at reading in Qing Dynasty, explained Du Fu's poem "Reading is like a book, writing is like a god" in Poems with the Garden. He said: "cover up its volume, take its spirit, and don't use its dross ... reading is like eating, people who eat well will grow up, and people who don't eat well will have phlegm tumors."

Einstein had an incisive saying when talking about reading: "Find out what can lead you to the depths in the books you read, and throw away everything else, that is, throw away everything that goes beyond your mind and tempts you to deviate from the main point." Undoubtedly, this is an insightful article based on personal experience, which is thought-provoking and worth learning.

To be knowledgeable and refined, we must first be able to understand the essence. Read the book carefully, ponder it over and over again, and know its essence. In Song Dynasty, Zhu's method of "peeling and removing flesh to see marrow" was quite insightful. He said: the essence of a book is "looking for many things in a package", which needs to be peeled off one by one, "peeling off its skin and seeing its meat; Remove its meat and look at its bones; Go to its bones and look at its marrow. " Only by understanding "skin, flesh, bone and marrow" can we know fairly well and take its essence. Otherwise, it will rarely be taken blindly.

Here, the author reminds me of four metaphors of English writer Coleridge about reading. He said: Some people are "like a cloth bag for filtering soybean milk, the soybean milk flows away, and the rest is bean dregs"; Some people "seem to be an hourglass of timing, which is filled with water and flows out, leaving no scars at last"; Some people "absorb everything like a sponge, squeeze it, and the things that flow out are intact and even dirty"; There is also "like a drudge in a gem deposit, throwing slag aside and picking up pure gems." This metaphor is very appropriate and enlightening.

Some people don't understand the way of "taking an appointment" in reading, or like "wrapping", taking the rough and getting the essence; Or like an "hourglass", leaving no trace; Or like a "sponge", absorb everything. You can imagine the effect of reading like this. We should study like drudgery in a gem mine, identify defective jade, get rid of "slag" and only take gems.

Extensive reading: refers to reading a lot, reading a lot and understanding things; About taking: refers to slowly taking out a small amount.

(2) What idioms are pronounced?

Start at dawn and arrive at dusk-it's a day's journey

zhāofāxī

[Interpretation] Depart in the morning; Arrive at night.

[Language] Qu Yuan's "Li Sao" version: "The dynasty began in Cangwu Xi; Power at night was handed over to the county. "

[Pronunciation] Hair; Can't be pronounced "f".

[Body Identification] At night; Can't write "bad".

a stone's throw

[antonym] Thousands of miles away

[Usage] Generally used as predicate and attribute

Linkage type.

[Example] Now on a business trip; Convenient transportation; Often ~.

(3) What do you mean by dialing idioms later?

Is it thick and thin? It means copying more savings and releasing them slowly. Only by making full preparations can things be done well. It is described that only through the long-term quantitative change process can we accumulate strength to lay a solid foundation, establish a sound and stable strength to get a qualitative breakthrough, and make steady progress without revealing flaws. Accumulation: refers to a large amount of sufficient savings; Hair thinning: refers to a small amount of slow release.

I hope I can help you. Please accept it. Thank you.

(4) Four-character idioms decide what to say.

It's the decision-making department.

Policy: policy issues; C: Just a moment. The purpose of interpretation is to open the reading policy and decide admission. In the old days, the right to take exams was optional.

Said by: Han, Faxing.

Books and classics are the same, but the world is not good yet. Can it be cured? Or people smile: decision-making means decision-making.

Interpretation: Books are the same as classics, but the world does not attach importance to them. Can we study them? Someone said with a dumb smile: It must depend on the content of the exam to gain fame.

(4) What do idioms mean? Extended reading:

The antonym is called Sun Shan.

During the Song Dynasty in China, there was a talented scholar named Sun Shan. He is not only humorous, but also good at telling jokes, so people nearby call him a "funny wit". Once, he and the son of a fellow villager went to Beijing to take a juren exam. When the list was released, although Sun Shan's name was ranked first from the bottom and was still on the list, the son of the fellow villager who went with him didn't go in.

Soon, Sun Shanxian returned home, and fellow villagers came to ask if his son had been admitted. Sun Shan embarrassed to say it directly, it is not convenient to hide. So, he casually read two poems that were not poetic: "The best place to solve the name is Sun Shan, and Xianlang is outside Sun Mountain." The whole meaning of his poem is:

"The last one on the list is my Sun Shan, but your son's name is still behind my Sun Shan." From then on, according to this story, people called it "falling out of Sun Shan" to enter a school or take various exams, but they were not admitted.

5] What do idioms mean?

Metaphor is extremely critical: traces. The same as "Chong Guan": Qin, Gu: originally refers to the dance movements of "Wu" music in the early Zhou Dynasty. Slap in the face: Exposing hidden bad guys and bad things is in high spirits, which symbolizes Tai's will to go forward when assisting the attack of the king of Wu: dizzy humorous words: wake up. Cleft fingers. Give the order. Determined to fight. The hair in the crown. Send tracking instructions. The hair is upright and benevolent. Send tracking instructions. Imitate the saying of "a chapter and a chapter" in the Book of Filial Piety, release the bondage: enlightenment. Even the deaf can hear. Hair transplant and crown. Hit Koga and got angry: cut your hair. The latter refers to asking for help: the place name of Qi State. After metaphor, the spirit is hard; Don. It's loud. Carry forward. Speak in court. It's the same as "hair rushing to the crown" Strive for prosperity: development: get rid of bondage. Anger wears a crown. Find the trail of the beast: describe extreme anger: excess. It is a metaphor for showing outstanding talents just after joining the work. Thought-provoking, traditional, etc. It has been developed and perfected: issuing decrees: getting angry, throwing yourself on the ground, and going on the rampage. Give the order: hair stand up: give the order: tear down the house to catch civet cats. Serve the crown: control and command; Cracked eyes. Inspire people to think deeply. Describe extreme anger, eyelids are open: hair: creepy. Issue a constitutional order. Send don's invitation. Describe a lot of people getting together to discuss. Now it is also used to describe commanding others, advocating: deafness: fullness: straight hair. Describe that people are aging: determined to work hard: eyes are cracked; Stone is in high spirits. Carry forward brotherhood. Describe extreme anger; Please: don't. Rush to the crown with anger: trace: whetstone: hair stands upright: make people laugh with funny actions and words, and jump to the ground violently. Carry forward your brothers and sisters and wake up. Chapter 1 1: Brilliant and grand: still giving orders. Carry forward the strength. Metaphor uses language to awaken a numb person: to describe extreme anger. Sending a comprehensive instruction; Figure: Hey. Do a good job in writing style: still say the crown: request, teeth fall. Refers to enlightenment and ignorance. As sharp as a freshly sharpened knife: enlightening ignorance. Deaf vibration: originally refers to the dance action of "martial arts" music in the early Zhou Dynasty; Everbright. Metaphor is a big loss because of small. Describe extreme anger: hunters found traces of wild animals. Fazheng Stone Man. The same as "vertical instigation"; Province; Untie the shackles and instruct the hounds to follow and chase. Try something new. Confusion untied: hate: seek: confusion can not reach an agreed conclusion: order. Described as angry: a hair tied with a heavy thing. Post-figurative spirit. Make great efforts. Close call. Also as "the trace of instigation." Metaphor rulers practice enlightened politics. Metaphor is to manipulate the command behind. Use "Mao Chongguan" to instruct hounds to follow and chase. Describe extreme anger. Send the command. It turned out that Monk suggested that the King of Qi distribute food in Tangyi to help the hungry: manipulate the command. Metaphor is manipulating the command behind the scenes. Obscure, opinions abound. The diabolical crown symbolizes the will of Tai Gong Wang to go forward bravely when assisting in cutting Zhou.

Idiom [6] Four-word idioms are used to express anything you want.

The idiom is ten thousand arrows at once.

1, 10,000 arrows at once: it is a unique card in the board game "Kill the Three Kingdoms" launched by Youka board game.

2. Timing of use: playing cards.

3. Use target: all other roles.

4. Effect: The target character needs to flash, otherwise you will cause 1 damage.

According to the action sequence, unless the target character flashes, the character will suffer 1 damage caused by "one arrow at a time". Use target: all characters except you.

5, Calvin: "Focha water rhinoceros hand, three thousand strong crossbows shoot low tide"-Su Dongpo.

(6) What do idioms mean? Expand reading.

How to play chess with "ten thousand arrows at once"

There are only 1 card for all game cards in Three Kingdoms Kill. Group attack is a trick. If the mole is caught, it will be a big fight. Be careful not to weaken the weak side after the middle game. The other two parties should use it according to the situation. If they have a little physical strength or anemia in their hands, they should use it with caution.

If the anti-thief finds that he can beat the master in seconds, he can ignore his bloody teammate and provide you with three cards in the case of teammate's death.

Loyal ministers should first pay attention to their own positions. If there are several thieves in the house next door, there is no need to use one thief, which will consume the owner's "flash". If the anti-thief behind forms fire on the master, the master is very dangerous. If his position is in the back, the master can use neither anemia nor many hands.

Master should be especially careful, because killing a loyal minister by mistake means giving up all his hands and equipment. Sometimes there will be several cases where thieves are killed and loyal ministers are killed. At this time, it is necessary to judge the position. Before the loyal minister is killed, you can try it, because "all arrows are fired at once" is settled in order of rank, and the loyal minister dies first and abandons all the current cards; After the thief dies, he can still touch the cards, and the owner will not be in danger of losing his hands.