Idioms describing young people

. Fenghua is in full bloom-Fenghua: absolute beauty; Mao: exuberant. This is a moment of youth, charm and glory. Describe the youthful and energetic spirit of young people.

2. Cardamom-soybean meal: a perennial herb, which is a metaphor for virgins. When a woman is thirteen or fourteen.

3. In bud-describe the shape of the flower when it is about to open. It is also a metaphor for a girl who is about to grow up.

4. The first division of the word melon-the old literati split the word melon into two words to mark the year, that is, sixteen years old. Mostly used for women.

5. Flower letter year-Flower letter: flowering period, flowering period. A woman reached the age of 24. It also refers to when women are young and beautiful.

6. Love in the wind-refers to a 24-year-old woman.

7. Fang Nianyue-Fang Nian: Young. It refers to a good time.

8. The afterlife is awesome-the afterlife: young people, the younger generation; Fear: awe. Young people are awesome. Describe that young people can surpass their predecessors.

9. Late birth and late study-generally refers to the younger generation who learn the same skills or knowledge.

10. golden times-the metaphor of youth.

1 1. Young children-generally refers to the younger generation.

12. Newborn calf-Newborn calf, which is a metaphor for simple or brave young people.

13. miserable green boy-miserable green: light green, indicating wearing color. It originally refers to teenagers wearing light green clothes. The latter refers to young people who pay attention to decoration.

14. A dude refers to a child of a rich family who only talks about eating, drinking and having fun and does nothing.

15. Young, young; More: experience. Young, never experienced anything. Little experience.

16. Young and mature-the original meaning is that people are young but sophisticated. Now it also refers to the lack of vitality of young people.

17. Young and inexperienced-young; More: experience. Young, never experienced anything. Little experience.

18. Young and strong-strong: strong. Young and strong.

Young and strong: ninán qěng lěng Zhuàng, strong: strong. Young and strong. As predicate and attribute; Describe young people.

Young and mature: shào niánl?o chéng, originally meant a young but mature person. Now it also refers to the lack of vitality of young people. As predicate and attribute; Refers to a young and steady person.

An old man's heart is not old: rén l m:o xρn bρl m:o, which shows that although he is old, he has a young heart. As predicate and attribute; For the elderly.

The mouth is still milky white: Xi Xi, the milk is smelly. My mouth still smells of milk. Show contempt for young people. As predicate and complement; Show contempt for young people.

The afterlife is awesome: hòu shēng kīwèI, the afterlife: young people, the younger generation; Fear: awe. Young people are awesome. Describe that young people can surpass their predecessors. As predicate, object and clause; Praise young people.

Soft blood: xuè q ü f ā ng g ā ng, blood gas: energy; Party: positive; Gang: strong. Describe young people as energetic. As predicate and attribute; For young people.

A beautiful woman is unlucky: jiā rén bó mìng, which means a young beautiful woman is unlucky. Become an object; It means that young people have a bad life.

There is no hair on your mouth, and you are not practical in doing things: zuǐ shàng wú máo, bà n shù bá o, which means that young people have no experience in making objects, attributives and clauses, and are not reliable; More refers to young people.

Aspiring is not in old age: y ǒ u zhù b ù I niá n gā o, which means that young people are not in old age as long as they have ambition. This also means that as long as you are ambitious and old, you can make a difference. As an object and clause; Refers to a good teenager.

Beauty and wit: jiā rén cái zǐ, a beautiful young woman and a wit. Generally refers to young men and women of the same age who are married or in love. As subject, object and attribute; Refers to young men and women.

Frivolous teenager: qρng bóshào nián, frivolous teenager: debauchery. Metaphor young people frivolous debauchery.

Green sideburns and Zhu Yan: lǜbìn zhyán, which describes a beautiful young face and refers to a young woman. Become an object; Young people's

Young and honest: shào niánl?o chéng refers to a young but mature person. The same as "juvenile maturity". As predicate and attribute; Refers to a young and steady person.

Horn head is magnificent: Toji Origen Lang, horn head is a metaphor of talent revealed by young people; Proud: Special appearance. Describe young and talented. As a predicate; For young people.

Young and energetic: nián Qěng Qěshèng, young, does not know the rules, likes to be competitive. As predicate and attribute; Used to be human.

Green branches and leaves: qρng zhρlǜyè, ① turquoise branches and leaves. More refers to trees that grow luxuriantly. 2 Metaphor is young. As objects and attributes; For young people.

Calves are not afraid of tigers: r ǔ Dubuǔ h ǔ, which means that young people are not afraid, but dare to do it. As attribute, object and clause; For young people.

Baer girl: èr bānǐláng, Baer: sixteen years old. A beautiful woman of fifteen or sixteen. Refers to a beautiful young woman. As subject, object and attribute; Young women.