Look at the picture and guess the idiom 3. A person is eating watermelon and looking at peaches.

The idiom is to get Long and look forward to Shu.

Delongwangshu is an idiom, pronounced as dé lǒng wàng shǔ, which means that we have already obtained Longyou and want to capture Xishu. It is a metaphor for trying too hard, being greedy and never being satisfied, and being insatiable.

Source:

"Book of the Later Han·Cen Peng Biography": "People are miserable and never satisfied. After leveling Long and looking back at Shu, every time they send out troops, their hair and temples are white."

The poem "Ancient Style" by Li Bai of the Tang Dynasty: "I am not satisfied with the hardships of things; I have gained Long and looked forward to Shu".

Chapter 48 of "A Dream of Red Mansions" by Cao Xueqin of the Qing Dynasty: Xiangling said with a smile: "Good girl, take advantage of this time to teach me how to compose poetry!" Baochai said with a smile: "I told you "You will win the battle against Shu!"

Qing Dynasty Cheng Yunsheng's "Youxue Qionglin·Personnel": "Supporting the same evil is called helping Jie to abuse; being greedy is called winning the battle against Shu."

Chapter 78 of "Flowers in the Mirror": "You have a double cup on the left and a double cup on the right. You have taught others to eat them. Now you are teaching others to tell jokes. You are so greedy that you are looking forward to Shu."

"Collected Letters of Lu Xun to Tao Yuanqing": I very much hope that my brother will paint a few more paintings when he is free, although it is too much to look at Shu.

Word analysis

Synonyms: extravagant, greedy, greedy

Antonyms: satisfied, satisfied, getting what one wishes