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Swarming in: As soon as the stadium door opened, fans rushed in.

Angry: Angry: Emotionally excited. Describe being very angry

Concentrate: get together, meet: gather. To describe a very concentrated concentration

Talking to oneself: talking to oneself

A critical moment: To describe a very critical situation

Elite troops and simple administration: Jane: to simplify

Sprung up after a rain: describes the emergence of new things in large numbers.

A dazzling array of things: It means that there are many beautiful things appearing in front of you.

Upright and upright: Describes a very tall and heroic image.

Leave no stone unturned: method: method. Say: Method. Try and exhaust every possible means.

With relish: He is reading a comic book with relish.

Race to the top: As soon as the starting gun fired, the athletes rushed to run on the track.

Hungry and thirsty: a metaphor for a very urgent request, just like being hungry and eager to eat, and being thirsty and eager to drink water.

Elated: Xing: interested. Pick: spirit. Strong: vigorous. To describe someone who is very happy,

cautiously: cautiously: serious and cautious.

Renewal: new look: bright and bright look. Describes the old appearance changing and showing a new appearance.

Amazed: Everyone was amazed when they saw his beautiful calligraphy.

Magnificent waves: Facing the magnificent sea, he was very excited.

To lead one's neck to be slaughtered: to kill: to kill. Craning his neck and waiting to be killed. Refers to waiting for death without making any resistance.

The prisoner knew that he could not escape his guilt, so he had no choice but to bend his neck and be killed.

The clothes do not drag on the ground: drag, drag. Clothes that do not touch the ground are metaphors for being very busy.

There has been too much work these days, and he is already exhausted.

Shui Jie Bing Qing: as white and clean as ice water. Describe noble character or elegant writing style.

How could she be with those bad people when she is such a clean and pure person?

Like a fish bone stuck in the throat. It is a metaphor for psychologically feeling something unsaid and feeling very uncomfortable.

I know the truth, but I can’t tell it. It’s like it’s stuck in my throat.

Be respectful of others: serve your parents at the top, and support your wife and children at the bottom. Generally refers to maintaining a family's life.

Dad wakes up early every day and works hard at night.

Be persistent in doing evil: persist in doing evil and refuse to repent.

This person is evil and will eventually be punished by law.

Not helpful: It does nothing to benefit the situation.

If you don’t study hard now, it won’t help if you regret it in the future.

A scholar with legs: jokingly called a person who records information accurately and has profound knowledge.

He is diligent in learning, thoughtful, and knowledgeable. He is really a good book writer.

Every word is like a pearl. Describe the singing voice as mellow and mellow. It also refers to beautiful articles and gorgeous rhetoric.

This kind of article is really word for word. After reading it several times, I still have endless aftertaste.

Idiom: Make people laugh and be generous

Yixiao: make people laugh; generous: originally refers to a person who knows the truth, and later generally refers to a person who is knowledgeable or has expertise. It means making the insiders laugh.

Wang Yang: Looking up. Looking up at the sea god and sighing. It originally refers to lamenting one's own insignificance in the face of great things. It often refers to feeling helpless due to incompetence or lack of conditions when doing things.

Idiom: taboo: avoid medical treatment

Taboo: avoid taboo; taboo: fear, fear. Concealing illness and refusing to seek treatment. It is a metaphor for hiding one's shortcomings and mistakes for fear of criticism.

Swarming in: As soon as the stadium door opened, fans rushed in.

Angry: Angry: Emotionally excited. Describe being very angry.

To gather together: to gather, to gather: to gather.

Describes a very concentrated focus

Talk to oneself: talk to oneself

A critical moment: Describe a very critical situation

Elite troops and simple administration: Jian: to simplify.

Bamboo shoots after the rain: to describe the emergence of new things in large numbers

A dazzling array of things: a metaphor for the appearance of many beautiful things in front of you.

Upright and upright: Describes a very tall and heroic image.

Leave no stone unturned: method: method. Say: Method. Try and exhaust every possible means.

With relish: He is reading a comic book with relish.

Race to the top: As soon as the starting gun fired, the athletes rushed to run on the track.

Hungry and thirsty: a metaphor for a very urgent need, just like being hungry and eager to eat, and being thirsty and eager to drink water

Exuberant: Xing: interested. Pick: spirit. Strong: vigorous. Describes a very happy expression.

Careful: Winged: serious, cautious look.

Renewal: new look: bright and bright look. Describes the old appearance changing and showing a new appearance. Marveled: Everyone was amazed when they saw his beautiful calligraphy.

Magnificent waves: Facing the magnificent sea, he was very excited.

Obviously: contradicting each other and contradicting each other.

To lead one's neck to be slaughtered: to kill: to kill. Craning his neck and waiting to be killed. Refers to waiting for death without making any resistance.

The clothes do not drag on the ground: drag, drag. Clothes that do not touch the ground are metaphors for being very busy.

Shui Jie Bing Qing: as white and clean as ice water. Describe noble character or elegant writing style.

Like a fish bone stuck in the throat. It is a metaphor for psychologically feeling something unsaid and feeling very uncomfortable.

Be respectful of others: serve your parents at the top, and support your wife and children at the bottom. Generally refers to maintaining a family's life.

Be persistent in doing evil: persist in doing evil and refuse to repent.

Not helpful: It does nothing to benefit the situation.

A scholar with legs: jokingly called a person who records information accurately and has profound knowledge.

One word, one pearl: One word is like a pearl. Describe the singing voice as mellow and mellow. It also refers to beautiful articles and gorgeous rhetoric.

Idiom: Make people laugh and be generous

Yixiao: make people laugh; generous: originally refers to a person who knows the truth, and later generally refers to a person who is knowledgeable or has expertise. It means making the insiders laugh.

Idiom: looking at the ocean and sighing

Wangyang: looking up. Looking up at the sea god and sighing. It originally refers to lamenting one's own insignificance in the face of great things. It often refers to feeling helpless due to incompetence or lack of conditions when doing things.

Idiom: taboo: avoid medical treatment

Taboo: avoid taboo; taboo: fear, fear. Concealing illness and refusing to seek treatment. It is a metaphor for hiding one's shortcomings and mistakes for fear of criticism.

Dance when you hear the rooster

Get up when you hear the rooster crow, which is a metaphor for people studying hard and working hard to succeed.

Start from scratch

I built a career through hard work and hard work.

A comeback

A comeback, the dust kicked up by people and horses running. Describes organizing strength and trying to recover after failure.

Strive for advancement

Explanation: Strive for advancement.

Burn the boat

Explanation: It is a metaphor for acting decisively and holding the determination to only look forward and not look back.

To join the army

Explanation: A person abandons his civil service and joins the ranks of defending the country.

Lessons from the past

Explanation: It is a metaphor for the failures of previous generations, which can be used as a reference for future generations.

Gold and Stone are Open

Explanation: Sincerity can touch anything.

Diligence can make up for lack of talent

Explanation: It means that hard work can make up for the lack of talent.

Review old knowledge and learn new things: Review old knowledge and gain new understanding and experience. It also means that recalling the past can help you better understand the present.

When you see a talented person, you want to catch up with him: When you see a person with both ability and political integrity, you want to catch up with him.

There is a long way to go: a metaphor for a heavy responsibility and a long-term struggle.

After death: describes a lifelong struggle to fulfill a responsibility.

Exuberant: Describes a very happy expression.

Concentrate: Describes a very concentrated focus.

Talk to yourself: Talk to yourself.

A critical moment: describes a very critical situation.

Sprung up after a rain: describes the emergence of new things in large numbers.

A dazzling array of things: It means that there are many beautiful things appearing in front of you.

Upright and upright: Describes a very tall and heroic image.

Leave no stone unturned: think of and exhaust every possible means.

Hungry and thirsty: a metaphor for a very urgent request, just like being hungry and eager to eat, and being thirsty and eager to drink water.

Careful: Winged: serious, cautious look.

Refreshed: Describes the change of the old appearance, showing a new look.

Confident: Cheng: Completed, ready-made. Metaphor of being very confident.

Unique: different: elsewhere, unique. It has a unique style.

Treat all the vegetation on the mountain as enemy soldiers. Describes people being suspicious when they are panicked.

Go shirtless: go into battle shirtless. It is a metaphor for going on stage in person and carrying out activities without any disguise.

Mobile: Like a temporarily gathered group of crows. It is a metaphor for a group of people who are improvised and unorganized.

Go through fire and water: describe not avoiding hardships and dangers, but moving forward bravely. Soup, boiling water. Dance, step on.

Charge: Charge towards the enemy and penetrate deep into the enemy's position. Describes bravery in combat.

Treat death as if you were going home: Treat death as if you were going home. Describes not being afraid of death. Go home: go home.

Go forward bravely, regardless of life.

Conscientiousness: Describes being careful and diligent in doing things.

Diligently: diligent and down-to-earth.

Put others before yourself: When considering things, put others in front and yourself in the back.

Sacrificing yourself for others: sacrificing your own interests for others.

Outstanding: described as being superior to others of the same kind. Exquisite: similar

Outstanding: extraordinary, different. Zhuoer, outstanding appearance. Not a group, different from other people.

Eternal immortality: decay: obliteration. (Name, deeds, spirit, etc.) will be passed down forever and be indelible.

Eternal: passed down forever.

Victory: The army won the battle as soon as it started. It is a metaphor for achieving good results from the beginning.

Immediate success: describes success as soon as the work begins.

Victory is within grasp: refers to having the certainty of victory firmly in hand.

Have a plan in mind: It means to have made up your mind before doing something. (Wen Yuke)

Keep up the good work: Keep working hard again and again.

Go straight to Huanglong: Huanglong, Huanglong Mansion, the hinterland of the Jin people, later generally refers to the enemy's nest. It means heading straight for the enemy's lair. (Yue Fei)

Strength in numbers: There are many people, which gives people the feeling of great momentum.

Qi penetrating the rainbow: describing the majestic righteousness, like a rainbow that wants to penetrate the sky.

A last-ditch battle: The Han general Han Xin led his troops to attack Zhao and ordered his soldiers to form a formation with their backs against the water. The Han army faced a powerful enemy and had no way to retreat. They fought desperately and defeated the Zhao army. Later, it was called a "last-ditch battle", which was called a fight to the death.

A showdown: there must be a winner.

At the end of the road: to describe reaching the point where there is no way out.

The end of the day and the end of the road: a metaphor for approaching death.

Like-minded: have the same aspirations and similar opinions.

Work together: unified understanding and joint efforts.

Staying in the same boat through thick and thin: a metaphor for getting through difficulties together.

Harmony and sincerity: a metaphor for working together to overcome difficulties.

Solidarity: each other’s sorrows, joys, misfortunes and happiness are all related. Describes a very close relationship with each other. Hugh, joy. Qi, sorrow, sadness.

Life and death depend on each other: live together and die together. Describes a deep friendship.

Learn from each other’s strengths to offset weaknesses.

Brainstorming: Concentrate the wisdom of everyone and absorb useful opinions extensively.

Meticulous: No detail is left unattended. Describe caring and caring very thoughtfully

Considerate: Describe caring and caring for people very carefully and thoughtfully.

Suppress the strong and help the weak: control the strong and help the weak.

Public-minded and righteous: Enthusiastic about public welfare and loving to help others.

Pavilion: a pavilion-like building used for recreation and long-distance viewing in ancient times.

Magnificent: describes the decoration and furnishings as gorgeous and imposing.

Carved beams and painted pillars: describes the beauty of a house.

Antique: describes objects, works of art or interior furnishings with quaint colors and sentiments.

There is another cave: there is a new realm. Also describes works of art or landscapes that are fascinating.

Extraordinary: describes something extraordinary and outstanding (mostly literary and artistic works).

Square upon row: arranged as densely as scales and comb teeth.

Golden and magnificent: describes the gorgeously decorated and dazzling appearance of a building.

Lake and mountain scenery: describes the beautiful scenery of mountains and rivers.

High mountains and high mountains: The peaks are undulating and overlapping. Luan: a small and pointed mountain; Zhang: a high and dangerous mountain like a barrier.

World famous: known all over the world. The description is very famous. Lift: all.

Unparalleled: No. 1 in the world, unique. Gai: To win.

Forgetting all sleep and food: Describes being so absorbed in doing something that you don’t even care about sleeping or eating. Sleep: sleep. Food: Eat.

Ten Years of Cold Window: Describes the life of a scholar who studies hard for a long time. Date: year.

Hanging from the beam: describing diligent study. Stock: Thigh.

Cut out the wall and borrow light from the neighbor’s house to read. Later, it was described as studying hard.

Learned and versatile: knowledgeable and versatile.

Informed: Having seen a lot, one knows a lot.

Recite at a glance: Describes a person with excellent memory who can recite something at a glance.

Ten lines in one glance: describes reading very quickly.

As soon as you wave the pen, the article will be written. Describe writing articles quickly.

Export it as a rule: Export it as a rule. Describe eloquence well.

The words are astonishing: the words are astonishing and the audience is surprised.

Caibian Wushuang: Excellent eloquence, no one can compare with it

Fanran repentance: Fanran: the appearance of a great change. Describes quick repentance and awakening.

Know your way back when you have lost your way: You will know your way back when you have lost your way. It is a metaphor for realizing one's own mistakes and knowing how to correct them.

The sea of ??suffering is boundless, but you can reach the other shore once you turn around: as long as you are enlightened, you can reach the other shore. It was later used as a metaphor for people who have made mistakes and will have a way out as long as they repent.

Abandon the old and make new efforts: Abandon the old things and make new efforts. It mostly refers to turning from bad to good, leaving the wrong path and heading towards the right path.

Change from evil to good: means not to do bad things again.

The prodigal son turns back: a metaphor for reforming someone who has done bad things.

Repent: a metaphor for complete repentance.

Begging for forgiveness: Carrying thorns on your back to apologize to the other party, showing your willingness to accept punishment.

Be honest with others: Be honest and forthright with others and treat each other sincerely.

Ant nest collapse: The dam collapses due to ant holes. A metaphor for not paying attention to small things can lead to big disasters.

Prevent the slightest change: Stop bad things, bad ideas, and bad styles when they first appear, and prevent them from developing.

Extensive knowledge and strong memory: Describes rich knowledge and strong memory.

Family learning origin: The knowledge passed down from generation to generation in the family is deep and broad.

Zhifeng Muyu: Use the wind to comb your hair, use the rain to wash your hair, describing not being sheltered from the wind and rain, running around and working hard. Describes people who often work hard outside without shelter from the wind and rain. comb: comb. Mu: Wash your hair.

Famous mountains and rivers: famous mountains and rivers. Scenic mountains and famous rivers. Chuan: river.

Stand up: stand up bravely in the face of difficult or dangerous things.

To offend one's authority and urge one to correct one's mistakes: to offend one's Majesty or an elder. Admonition: In the old days, it was called to advise the monarch or elders to correct their mistakes.

Flying disaster: refers to a disaster that comes suddenly and there is no time to prepare. Sudden disaster. Horizontal: unexpected

Unjust injustice: an injustice that has not been defended or cleared up. Bai: Figure it out. Refers to being unfairly and unfairly accused.

Endure humiliation: endure humiliation. Dirty, dirty things

The pen is as big as a rafter: a word describing a person's powerful writing or a huge piece of writing. Rafters: The wooden strips that support the roof.

Hongpian giant system: Hong: big. Refers to a large-scale work.

Hidden in famous mountains: Hide your works in famous mountains and pass them on to like-minded people.

Idiom entry: original face

Explanation of the idiom: Originally a Buddhist slang, it refers to human nature. Later, it often refers to the original appearance of things.

Idiom entry: Puli Li liver and gallbladder

Idiom explanation: It is a metaphor for meeting each other sincerely and pouring out the innermost feelings. Also described as very loyal. Same as "Put your liver and drain your gallbladder".

Idiom entry: Iron heart and stone heart

Idiom explanation: It still means iron heart and stone heart.

Idiom entry: Time flies like an arrow

Idiom explanation: Time: time. Time flies by like an arrow. Describe time passing very quickly.

Idiom entry: Neither crying nor laughing

Explanation of the idiom: Crying: crying; Neither: neither. Neither crying nor laughing, I don’t know what to do. To describe a situation that is embarrassing or both uncomfortable and funny

Idiom entry: courtesy corporal

Explanation of the idiom: treat talented and virtuous people with courtesy, treat ordinary talented people with courtesy Make friends with people regardless of their status.

Idiom entry: Thousands of thoughts

Idiom explanation: Describes thinking over and over or thinking from many aspects.

Idiom entry: Horse traces of spider silk

Idiom explanation: Horse hoof traces, spider filaments. A metaphor for vague traces and clues.

Idiom entry: Admiring the solitary fragrance

Explanation of the idiom: Solitary fragrance: a fragrant flower that is unique for a while. Compare yourself to the only fragrant flower and appreciate yourself. A metaphor for claiming to be noble.

Idiom entry: The sword is not old yet

Explanation of the idiom: It describes a person who is still as powerful as he was in old age.

Aiwujiwu: It is a metaphor for loving a person and loving the people or things related to him.

Step-by-step: refers to planning and acting in a certain order and following certain steps.

It takes a hundred years to cultivate people: It is a metaphor that cultivating talents is a long-term plan.

Perseverance: Describing a strong will and not flinching or giving in when encountering any setbacks.

Excellent skills: a metaphor for showing off one's abilities in front of experts or connoisseurs.

Halfway: refers to stopping something halfway.

All-encompassing: rich in content, of all kinds, everything you need.

Behind closed doors: a metaphor for people’s behavior being out of touch with reality.

Intensified: Metaphor becomes more powerful than before.

Be unconventional: Do something novel and unique, and be different from others.

Unique: Indicates novel and distinctive techniques.

Feeling at home: Describes treating guests thoughtfully and diligently, making them feel warm.

Being not ashamed to ask: refers to being willing to ask for advice and learning from those whose knowledge and status are lower than one's own, without feeling ashamed at all.

Self-destruction without attack: Describes that one's words are unreliable and one cannot stand without attacking.

Incorrigible: It means that the situation is so serious that it cannot be saved.

Incredible: describes something that is unimaginable or difficult to understand. Getting something for nothing: appropriating the fruits of other people's labor without working. Not engaged in a proper occupation: refers to not engaging in a legitimate occupation. Unconscious: Refers to being unconscious and not knowing anything. Spare no effort; contribute all your abilities and reserve nothing.

Missing: a metaphor for something suddenly disappearing.

The end justifies the means: means that any method or means can be used to achieve the goal.

Underestimating one's own capabilities: Overestimating one's own strength.

Years and months: refers to a long period of time. Because he was sailing abroad, Ah Shui began to get tired of the life of a sailor

Taking advantage of others: It is a metaphor for profiting from others when they are in difficulty or crisis.

Repeat the same mistakes: It means not learning from the lessons of the past and making the same mistakes. My child, your father is ruining this family just because he loves gambling. You must not~!

Indiscriminate Yu-playing: People who don’t know how to play the Yu join the Yu-playing team to make up the numbers. It is a metaphor for those who have no skills pretending to be talented, and inferior goods pretending to be good goods.

Innumerable: too many to count. The quantity is so large that it is difficult to count.

Counting white and discussing yellow: a metaphor for counting money.

Auspicious days of the zodiac: superstitious people believe that they are auspicious days when things can be done.

A day is as long as a year: A day is as long as a year. Describe time passing too slowly.

Three Friends of the Cold: Pines and bamboos do not wither through the winter, and plum blossoms bloom in the cold, so they are known as the "Three Friends of the Cold."

Youfeng Ziyu: refers to clouds. Clouds take wind as their friend and rain as their son. The wind and clouds move together, and the rain comes from the clouds.

Pear blossoms in the rain: a metaphor for a messy and embarrassing situation.

Flowers towards the moonlight night: mornings with flowers and nights with bright moons. Refers to beautiful times and scenery. In the old days, it also specifically referred to the 15th day of the second lunar month and the 15th day of the eighth lunar month.

Long nights and many dreams: It is a metaphor that as time prolongs, the situation may change adversely.

Versatile: Possessing many talents and skills.

Artful and bold: People with superb skills are also bold.

Stride: Describes taking long strides and walking fast.

In front of the stars and under the moon: refers to a good night on a moonlit night. Also known as "under the moon and in front of the stars".

It is more than sufficient compared with what is insufficient.

The aftermath: refers to the fact that although an event has ended, the impact left behind is still at work.

Peaceful: Peaceful, no accidents.

Things can only be done in three ways: to describe doing things without learning from previous experience.

Three twists and turns: refers to various twists and turns.

Take the long part to make up for the short part: cut off the long part and supplement the short part. A metaphor for using strengths to make up for weaknesses.

The goods are short of quantity when doing business.

I don’t know a word. I don’t know a word.

One person is below and ten thousand people are above. Volume 1 of "Yi Lin" quotes "Six Tao": "To bend one person below and stretch ten thousand people up, only a sage can do it." "Hanshu Biography of Xiao He" ": "He who is able to defeat one person but trust in ten thousand vehicles is Tang Wu." One person is called the Son of Heaven; ten thousand people are called hundreds of officials. Mostly refers to ministers with high status and power.

A close friend; a best friend. It means being as close as one person.

One person is happy. "Shu Lu Xing": "One person is happy, and the people will rely on it, and the peace will last forever." Confucius said: "The emperor is good, and the people will rely on it, and the peace will last forever. Tao." Later, it was often used as a word to praise the emperor's virtues.

If one person looks to the corner, everyone in the hall will be unhappy. It means that if one person in the hall is unhappy, everyone will be unhappy.

When one person ascends to heaven, immortals, chickens and dogs are the same as "One person attains enlightenment, chickens and dogs ascend to heaven".

When one person attains enlightenment, chickens and dogs ascend to heaven. This is a legend about Liu An, King of Huainan in Han Dynasty, and his family ascending to heaven. "Lunheng·Daoxu" written by Wang Chong of the Han Dynasty: "Confucian books say: The king of Huainan studied Taoism, recruited Taoist people from all over the world, and gave him the respect of the country. He also sent Taoist scholars to Huainan, and the strange prescriptions were different." Technique, everyone should strive for it.

The king then attained enlightenment, his family ascended to heaven, his livestock and livestock were all immortals, dogs barked in the sky, and roosters crowed in the clouds. " Later, it is used to describe a person who becomes powerful, and all those related to him will also become prosperous. It is often ironic.

One person achieves enlightenment, and chickens and dogs ascend to heaven. See "One person attains enlightenment, and chickens and dogs ascend to heaven."

If one person is good at shooting, a hundred men will pick it up ①An old proverb means that if a general is good at fighting, his soldiers will also be brave. ②It means that if the leader takes the initiative in everything, the others will follow suit.

If one person spreads the truth, it is not true, but because there are many people who believe it, it is true.

One person is brave enough to fight against one person. "The King Hui": "The husband stroked his sword and looked at it sharply, saying, 'How dare you do this to me! ’ The courage of an average man can be compared to that of one man. ”

One can solve a hundred problems. Volume 8 of Zhuzi’s Yulei, a Chinese language version: “Those with very high qualifications can solve everything at once, that is, they do not need to work day by day. "It was originally a word of praise for people with high talents, but later it was said that the main thing was settled, and everything else was settled accordingly.

It is said that the problem has been solved completely. , or things are done very well.

One cut in two sections ② refers to beheading, killing.

One cut in two sections means resolutely severing the relationship.

An inch of sincerity is the same as an inch of sincerity.

An inch of time is an inch of gold. It means that time is very precious and must be cherished.

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One word is the same as every word.

One word is the same as the same word.

One word is the same. "One day and one night".

One of them has seen "one of them is what it is".

One of them has seen "one of them is what it is".

One of them is It is said that one time is too much.

When one son becomes a monk, the seventh ancestor ascends to heaven. "One son becomes a monk, and the ninth ancestor ascends to heaven."

One son becomes a monk, and the ninth ancestor ascends to heaven. When one person becomes a monk, his ancestors will all ascend to heaven. It is often used as a metaphor that if one person becomes powerful, the whole family will be blessed.

One son will be enlightened and all the nine ancestors will ascend to heaven. Earth ① refers to the sky and the earth. ② Describes the sky full of stars. ② Tang Dumu's "Thirty Rhymes of Huaqing Palace": "The thunder roars and the stars shine. " Later, he described the article as "a starry sky" to describe the beauty of the article. ③ Dialect. It means that things are complicated and difficult to deal with. See the volume of "Yue Proverbs" by Fan Yin in the Qing Dynasty. ④ It still says that the city is full of wind and rain.

It can only be used as a husband. One man is only as good as the others.

The courage of one man is the same as that of one man.

The Resumption of the Yuan Dynasty "Gongyang Zhuan·Yin Gong Year": "Who is the Yuan?" The first year of your reign. What is spring? The beginning of the year. " Later, "One Yuan Begins" is used as the beginning of the new year. The Spring Festival couplets are often combined with the following sentence "Everything is renewed", which is also used occasionally by people today.

It is difficult to support a tree ① Liu Yiqing of the Southern Dynasty Song Dynasty "Shishuo Xinyu·Ren Dan": "Hanhe Qiaoyi said: 'Yuan Pei is like the North Xiamen, and the pulls are self-destructive, and they cannot be supported by a single tree. '" Sui Wangtong's "Wen Zhongzi·Shijun": "The building is about to collapse, and it cannot be supported by a single tree. " Later, "a tree cannot be supported" means that the collapsed situation cannot be saved by one person. ② It means that a difficult undertaking cannot be accomplished by one person.

One, five and ten ① Count down in units of five. ②The description is true and complete, with no omissions.

One and a half verses means a small part.

One person should not or cannot violate the public opinion.

All living things in the universe

Buddhism refers to human beings and all sentient creatures.

"Poetry·Wang Feng·Cai Ge". "He is picking geese. If you don't see him for a day, it will be like three months." " Later, "Three months a day" is used to describe the ardent longing for others.

Three reflections a day means self-reflection multiple times a day. The words come from "The Analects of Confucius·Xueer": "Zengzi said: 'I have three reflections a day. Save me.

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Three Autumns in One Day "Poetry·Wang Feng·Picking Ge Ge": "The other party is picking geese, and it is not seen in one day, as if it is three autumns." "Kong Yingda Shu: "There are four seasons in a year, and they are all in March, and the third autumn is called September. " Later, "three autumns in one day" is used to describe the longing for the person.

Three times in one day means to think about it many times in one day.

Three years in one day" "Poetry·King" Feng·Cai Ge": "He is picking mugwort. If you don't see him for a day, he looks like he is three years old. " Later, "Three years a day" is used to describe missing someone ardently.

Three times a day is the same as "Three times a day."

Thousands of feet a day: Describes the extremely rapid development of the situation

Having both talent and moral character: having both talent and ability at work, as well as good ideological quality.

The metaphor of true gold and fierce fire remains unchanged after severe testing.

The pine trees and cypress trees are known to be evergreen in the cold winter months. It is a metaphor that a person's quality can only be seen after a severe test.

The song "Jingqu" in the garden is a metaphor for a person with poor quality. People will become worse in a bad environment.

The nine sons of dragons are like brothers with different qualities and hobbies.

The quality of gold and jade: essence and quality. . Refers to the quality of a person.

Smart, upright, and selfless. Noble quality does not change due to external influences.

Binghunsupo describes the quality of innocence and purity.

Dirty and dirty also describes bad quality. It means "despicable and dirty".

Meeting someone who is unkind means being kind and beautiful. It means that a woman marries a husband with bad qualities.

True gold is not afraid of fire. A strong-willed person can withstand any test.

Judge a person's quality and ability based on his appearance.

Cutting corners originally refers to businessmen secretly lowering product quality and cutting down on labor costs in order to make huge profits. . Now also refers to doing things in a careless manner.

Shu Zhiyingcai Shu: kindness; Ying: extraordinary.

Pure jade is a metaphor for nature. Beauty, unmodified. It is often used to describe a person's quality of being honest and kind.

Good gold and beautiful jade are a metaphor for a person's moral quality.

It is a metaphor for natural beauty, without any modification. It is often used to describe people's simplicity and kindness.

Huixin Wanzi's heart is as fragrant as a wolfberry, and its quality is like a Wan's pure and pure character.

Strongness, determination, decisiveness, simplicity, slowness of speech, here refers to the four qualities of people praised by Confucius: virtue and talent. : Talent; equipment: having good ideological quality and ability and ability to work.

Green pines and green cypresses: Green refers to evergreen pines and cypresses. It is a metaphor for a person with noble qualities and firm integrity.

Binghunxuepo Ice and snow: as transparent as ice and as white as snow. It is a metaphor for the noble and pure character of a person.

Despicable and dirty refers to bad character, evil thoughts, and dirty words and deeds.

Kun Yuqiu Shuang is a metaphor for the quality of steadfastness and strength.

Despicable and shameless describes bad qualities and no regard for shame.

Once upon a time: means "not long ago". Often misused as "once" and "I don't know when".

Neither learning nor skills: refers to "having no learning ability". Modifying words such as "all day" and "whole month" cannot be added in front of it. "Study" is a noun and is often mistaken as a verb.

Incomprehensible: refers to "cannot be understood with reason", often misused as "unbelievable".

Disagree: means "do not think it is correct". It is often misused as "not taking it seriously", which means "not taking it to heart" or "doesn't matter".

Sit back and wait: a derogatory term that refers to "not taking the initiative to work hard, taking chances, hoping for unexpected gains", and is often mistakenly used to describe the resourcefulness of public security officers.

Ear advice: a complimentary word, describing the teacher’s earnest teaching. Often misused as a derogatory term.

Can’t bear to finish reading: “Can’t bear to finish reading”, describing the “sadness” of the article. Often misused to describe poorly written articles.

To help others; words of respect refer to the help given to others and to oneself. Often misused to express one's help to others.

Wasted years: refers to wasting time. Often mistakenly used to describe "times are difficult and difficult."

Famous for a while: refers to being very famous at that time. Often misused as a derogatory term.