What is the allusion to daydreaming?

The content of the allusion is as follows:

During the Ming Dynasty, there was a scholar named Huang Liang who always boasted in front of others that he would definitely pass the examination. He often boasted: "Last night I dreamed that the drum band was playing and delivering a plaque to my house." One afternoon, after he woke up in school, he dreamed of delivering a plaque again. A classmate smiled and said: "I dreamed about it too, and there are four big characters 'daydreaming' on the plaque!"

From the article "Selected Elegant Smiles·Sending Plaques" by Zuiyuezi in Yuzhang of the Ming Dynasty . It says: "Those who think they will hit the horoscope and consult the horoscope are also daydreaming." This sentence means that those who think that their dreams will definitely come true, but have no basis for it, are as unrealistic as dreaming in the daytime.

Daydreaming is an idiom, which means dreaming in broad daylight. It is a metaphor for dreams that cannot be realized at all. This idiom is usually used in situations of reprimand and condemnation, and is used to criticize people or things that are unrealistic and whose fantasies cannot be realized at all.

"Selected Elegant Smiles" was written by Zuiyuezi in the Ming Dynasty. It contains some ancient humorous jokes and fables. These jokes and stories are presented in classical Chinese and are intended to entertain readers and convey some moral and intellectual implications. These stories tell people's life experiences and wisdom in a humorous way, which can not only bring readers joy, but also make people think.

Idiom Sentences and Synonyms

Daydreaming Idiom Sentences

1. In another experiment at Yale University, Dr. Jerome Singer found that daydreaming can improve Self-control and enhanced creative thinking skills.

2. Not long ago, people generally held a critical attitude towards daydreaming, believing that it was a waste of time and an unhealthy tendency to avoid real life and its responsibilities.

3. When Chinese Online first started doing this, it was said to be forward-looking in a positive sense, but too early in a derogatory sense. Many publisher presidents thought it was a daydream.

Synonyms of daydreaming

1. Yellow beam dream: a metaphor for an illusory dream that cannot be realized.

2. An idiot talks about dreams: It originally refers to talking to an idiot in his sleep and the idiot believes it to be true. The metaphor relies on absurd imagination to talk nonsense.

3. Wishful thinking: refers to being obsessed with someone or something, thinking about something that is impossible to achieve. Also refers to stupid and absurd ideas.

4. Painting cakes to satisfy hunger: The metaphor is in vain but does not contribute to reality. It is also a metaphor for comforting oneself with fantasy.

5. Whimsical: Describes wild thoughts that are completely divorced from reality.

6. Seeing ghosts in the daytime: a metaphor for the occurrence of impossible or absurd things.