In fact, the idiom is not about stubbornness, it means that a person must understand when things happen.

Idiom A: Disaster victims everywhere: A metaphor for disaster victims everywhere. The soldiers who mourn will surely win: The troops who are suppressed and rise up to resist will surely win the battle. Be sad but not sad: be sad but not hurt your body and mind. Sigh: A sigh made out of sadness, boredom, or pain. Go ai1 door to door: door to door (do it). Love money as much as life: described as extremely stingy. Helpless: Although sympathetic, unable to help. Aiwujiwu: Because you love someone and have a good impression of the people and things related to them. Be lawful and abide by the rules: behave honestly and do not do anything illegal or indisciplined. Be at ease: Treat difficulties, dangers and special situations with a calm attitude, just like normal situations. Step-by-step: follow certain regulations and follow certain procedures. Searching for things according to pictures: Originally a metaphor for sticking to the rules; now it also means finding things according to clues (without making an attributive). The tiredness of pommel horse: describes the fatigue of traveling and fighting. Be content with poverty and be happy with the Tao: be content with poverty and be willing to pursue the moral standards of your own beliefs. Walking slowly is like riding in a car: walking slowly is like riding in a car. 4. Relocation: Nostalgia for homeland and unwilling to move. Depressed and ecstasy: Depressed and ecstasy. Describing extreme sadness, melancholy, or extreme joy. Eclipsed: refers to something that looks dull in comparison. Covertly: a derogatory term that refers to carrying out some kind of activity secretly (mostly refers to adultery between men and women). Secret glances: originally refers to secretly conveying affection with eyebrows. Later, it was extended to a secret gesture, flattery and flattery. Dark fragrance and sparse shadow: the faint fragrance of plum blossoms (Usage). To hurt someone in the dark: It is a metaphor for hurting someone secretly by some means. Head held high: Describes being energetic and high-spirited. Aoao2 Aowaiting for food bu3: Describes the tragic situation of hunger. B Trekking over mountains and rivers: describes the hardship of walking a long distance. Postscript Qianzhi 4 (stuck) after: metaphor of a dilemma. Unable to control: Unable to control emotions, etc. Exquisite in all aspects: often used to describe someone who is smooth in dealing with people and able to deal with all aspects thoughtfully. 捭bai3阖he2Zongheng: refers to the use of means to analyze and compare in politics and diplomacy. Time passes quickly. Baiyuncanggou: a metaphor for the ever-changing world. White hair po2ran: white: white. All wastes are being prospered: Various undertakings that should be done but have not been done have been started. Lots of things waiting to be done: There are a lot of things that have been put on hold waiting to be done. Mixed feelings: describes many feelings and complex moods. Full of holes: a metaphor for being severely damaged or having many disadvantages. Boredom: having nothing to rely on mentally and feeling very bored. Baiyibaishun: describes obeying others in everything. Be able to fight without danger: fight many times without losing. 4. Official and unofficial history: A general term for texts that record anecdotes and trivial matters. Sakaban3's moving pill: fast. Half a catty of eight liang: It means that there is no distinction between the superior and the inferior of each other. It is mostly used in a derogatory sense. Hemiplegia: hemiplegia. Half-assuming, half-assuming: putting on airs, pretending to decline. Quit halfway: stop midway so that the work cannot be completed. Show off your skills in front of experts. Mottled: describes complex colors. Mixed Reviews: Reviews are both good and bad. Adhere to the shortcomings: describe conservative thinking and not seeking improvement. Fight against injustice: A strong feeling of indignation when seeing others being treated unfairly. Fighting the fire with a salary: It is a metaphor that the wrong way to eliminate the disaster will make the disaster worse. Holding regrets for the rest of your life: feeling grieved for the rest of your life because of the death of your parents, or regretting for the rest of your life for doing something wrong. Revenge: Take action to attack your enemies and clear up your hatred. Abalone Restaurant: Si: Shop. A shop selling salted fish. All-encompassing: rich in content, everything you need, and all-encompassing. Violent li4恣zi4緢sui1: Describes cruelty and brutality. Exposed: Hidden things, flaws, flaws, problems, etc. are exposed. Baohu Fengping2he: a metaphor for being brave and foolhardy, taking risks and taking risks. Ruining Tian3's natural resources: Ruining things at will. Kowtow: spineless, flattering. Messy cups and plates: The messy look on the table after a banquet. The shadow of a snake with a bow in a cup: a metaphor for being suspicious and panicking. Disobey the law of heaven: violate the law of heaven. Putting the cart before the horse: reversing the priorities. The stupid bird flies first: It is a metaphor for people with poor ability to do things before others. Mostly used for self-effacement. Tight barriers: It means that the defense is very tight or the boundaries are clearly drawn. Avoid the real and use the weak: This is a metaphor for avoiding the enemy's main force and attacking its weak areas. dagger bi3 鬯chang4 Bujing: Describes strict military discipline and does not disturb the people. Side by side: describing a lot of people and being very crowded. It abounds: everywhere. There are many descriptions.

Flying together: a metaphor for the love between husband and wife; or partners helping each other, and partners moving forward together. Be respectful and respectful: be respectful and respectful. Close your eyes and listen: no contact with the external world, disconnected from reality. Avoid important issues and focus on trivial issues. My broomstick cherishes it: It means that although something is not good, I cherish it very much. 筚(荜)路蓝丝: Describes the hardships of starting a business. Whip Pi4 enters the inside: the description is thorough and analysis, and it goes deep into the key points. Out of reach: It is a metaphor that the distance is too far and the power of domination or influence cannot be reached. Aggravate: become more serious than before. Unpredictable: things change rapidly and are unpredictable. Brilliant through the ages: describes great achievements that will be passed down forever. Biao Bing: shine. Act expediently: handle things according to the actual situation and adapt to circumstances without asking for instructions. Unconventional: Putting forward novel ideas, indicating that they are different from the usual. Having nothing else to offer: describing being extremely poor. Unique: The conception and layout of poems are unique. Ingenuity: coming up with something different. Unique: Another unique style. Originality: An ingenious idea that is unique in technique or art. Have a unique eye: Have a unique perspective. Be unique: Create an innovative pattern or new form. Be unique: a metaphor for forming a new family or creating a new situation. Extraordinary: describes the fascinating state of scenery or artistic creation. Ulterior motives: Refers to words or actions with ulterior motives. Courteous: Describes someone who is elegant and polite. On the verge of despair: close to (used for bad things) despair. Discard bin4 and not use it: discard it and not use it. Get rid of chores: Get rid of clutter. Fighting without bloodshed 4 blades: Victory without confrontation. Parallel without conflict: proceed at the same time without conflict. To keep pace with: not to go hand in hand, not to go up or down. Terminal illness: describes a serious condition that cannot be cured. To bring order out of chaos: to eliminate chaos and restore normal order. Calm and calm: Don’t panic when something happens. Magnificent: metaphor (poetry or mass movement) with great momentum. Bo Wen Qian Zhi 4: Rich knowledge and strong memory. Catching wind and shadow: It is a metaphor for using specious signs as a basis for speaking or doing things. Calm and composed: describes being very calm. Don't guess chuai3 presumptuously: modest words. Not bad cha1 tired lei3 millet shu3: The description is not bad at all. Don’t be ashamed to ask for advice: Don’t be ashamed to ask for advice from those who are less knowledgeable or in a lower position than yourself. Generally not used to ask others for advice. Don't hesitate to work hard: Don't be afraid of (refuse, refuse) hard work. Neither humble nor arrogant: words and deeds are natural and appropriate. Not discerning Shu shu1 wheat: describes the lack of practical knowledge. Not afraid of trouble: not afraid of trouble. No distinction between high and low 4: no distinction between high and low. Live up to everyone’s expectations: Live up to everyone’s hopes. Strict in speech: Don't joke casually. Describes a solemn and serious attitude. shuddering: describing being very frightened. Not *** Daitian: describes extremely deep hatred. Untimely: does not meet the needs of the time. Countless: unable to count the number, describing many. Don't care about past grudges: Don't care about past grudges. Neither is not leaving: (relationship or attitude towards people) not being close means alienation. Without thinking: speak and act quickly and skillfully without thinking. Not arrogant or impatient: not proud or impatient. Spread like wildfire: spread quickly without any announcement or promotion. Idiosyncratic talk: refers to absurd and unfounded words. Continuously: a metaphor for a thin and long voice; also describes a critical situation. Eclectic: Not limited to one format or approach. Unbearable: refers to the situation where things are expected to develop very badly. Unpublished: Describes speech that cannot be changed or indelible. Journal: eliminate. Immeasurablegulliang2: immeasurable. Irredeemable: a metaphor for something that cannot be saved. Indescribable: cannot be described in words. Unreasonable: describes arrogance or stubbornness. Indelible: Deeds and words will remain in people’s memory forever. Unattainable: To describe something far beyond your reach. Innumerable: describes a large number. Inconceivable: unimaginable, incomprehensible. Insurmountable: cannot be crossed. Can't last all day: Describes a critical situation or a feeling of panic. 不稂lang2 不耠you3: Describes a person who is not successful and has no future. Unconventional: It refers to an article or art that has an original style and does not fall into the conventional style. Not vines, not branches: a metaphor for the simplicity of the article. Restless 4 Wei is: not only that. Unable to control oneself: unable to control one's emotions. Unbiased: means impartiality or neutrality; or hitting the target. Unkind request: An unkind request, mostly used as a polite way to ask for help. Not allowed to comment: refers to not allowing others to interrupt.

Don’t ask for a thorough understanding: Just ask for a general understanding, not a deep understanding. Numerous: To describe a large number. Don't know what is good and what is bad: do not cherish others' respect, praise, promotion, etc. Ignorant of current affairs: Not aware of current important events and trends of the times. It also refers to being uninterested in dealing with people and things. Don't know how to praise: Don't understand other people's kindness towards oneself (mostly used to accuse others). Unconscious: A person is in a coma and loses consciousness; also describes a person who does not understand the ways of the world. The ancestor of Buxiao1: In the old days, it was a metaphor for a person who created a certain cause and was respected. Uninvited guest: A guest who arrives without being invited. Extraordinary: Metaphor for things that are extraordinary (mostly referring to literary and artistic works). Not for one's own sake yi3 Sheng: It mostly refers to the fact that blaming or punishing a person is enough. Can't bear to finish reading: Can't bear to finish reading, mostly describing the article as tragic and touching. Indifferent: describes not caring about things. Unkempt: Not paying attention to the neatness of clothing or appearance. Disdain: Extreme contempt. Take the trouble: Don’t take the trouble. Numerous: Refers to many similar things, not just one. Unlearned and incompetent: having neither knowledge nor skills. Self-evident: It doesn’t need to be said to be understood. ulle4huhu: often used to express that a situation has developed to its peak; it also means vividly. With humorous meaning. Disapproval: To express disagreement (containing contempt). Difficult argument: Describes a judgment or opinion that is very correct. Involuntary: unable to control oneself. Unexpected praise: unexpected praise. It's not a big deal: It means something is trivial and not worth mentioning. Maybe it's a matter of course, no need to say it. Not worth a laugh: Not worth a smile. 哂: smile. Non-committal: Don’t say yes, don’t say no. Not enough to teach: not to be used as a model or guideline. Nonsense: speaking in general terms and not touching reality. Catching wind and shadow: a metaphor for saying and doing things without any basis. Hobbling: Difficulty walking. Walk vigorously: The steps are strong and powerful. Step into the footsteps: a metaphor for following and imitating others. Lamebo3 Turtle Thousands of Miles: It means that as long as you work hard, you can achieve success even if the conditions are very poor. C. Lack of talent and shallow learning: Insufficient talents and shallow knowledge. Mostly used for self-effacement. Dismal management: refers to painstaking management. Inhumane: described as extremely cruel and brutal. Tragic: Describes extreme misery. Leftovers: leftovers. Ruins: Describes the desolate scene after a house has been destroyed. The remnants: a metaphor for the remaining bad guys. Greedy 2: Extremely greedy or extremely jealous. A bright smile: showing the teeth when smiling. A drop in the ocean: The metaphor is tiny. Vicissitudes of life: a metaphor for the great changes in the world. Hiding one's head and revealing one's tail: describing speaking in a evasive manner and not telling the whole truth. To hide evil people and people and practices: a metaphor for tolerating bad people and bad things. The sword must be cut: a metaphor for doing things in a timely manner. Disregarding human life: rulers are cruel and tyrannical. Compassion: Showing sympathy to those who are suffering. Look sideways: Describes a feeling of awe. It also describes fear and resentment. Once upon a time: Not long ago. Once in the sea: It means having seen the big world and not paying attention to ordinary things. Mountains upon mountains: mountains upon mountains: layers upon layers of mountains: appearing many times. Endless: appearing one after another without end. Unsatisfactory: Generally satisfactory. Chacha4 Ziyanhong: All kinds of beautiful flowers. Observe words and expressions: Observe the words and facial expressions to figure out the other person’s thoughts. Gag 4: Generally refers to making fun and telling jokes. To tear down the wall: a metaphor for tearing down the wall. Lingering and sorrowful: the inner pain is extremely difficult to resolve; the article is emotionally desolate. Chanchan2 Yuanzhimeng: Changongzhegui: refers to the imperial examination. If things go on like this: keep going like this (mostly refers to a bad situation). Years and months: a long period of time. Long sighs and short sighs: a sad scene. Long and lengthy: It is very long and contains a lot of content. Mostly derogatory. Long-sleeved and good at dancing: It is a metaphor that the better the conditions for doing things, the easier it is to succeed. Later, it was often used to describe people with wealth and skill who were good at taking advantage of the situation. Long Songs Should Cry: Write poems instead of crying to express the sorrow and indignation in your heart. Long-term peace and stability: The country has long-term peace and stability. Long journey: The journey is long and hard. Unobstructed: There is no obstruction to the passage. Speak freely: Say what you want to say freely and freely. Vehicle-mounted bucket quantity 2: A lot of quantity. Busy traffic: Describes the constant flow of cars, horses or vehicles. Indulge in wine and sex: indulge in wine and sex. Stereotypes: Old rules, regulations and practices that no longer apply. Chen Chen Xiangyin: There is no innovation if you follow the same old routine without changing. Cliche: A tired, unrealistic statement. Chen Yanwu: Old words must be removed.

Satisfactory: completely satisfactory. Calling brothers and sisters: close relationship (mostly derogatory). To rob someone while someone is in danger: To infringe on someone's interests when they are in danger. The results are remarkable: the results are remarkable. Be confident in your mind: Be confident in your mind. It is a metaphor for making up your mind before doing something. Crowd: There are many people. Deliberately causing trouble: Deliberately causing trouble. Jaw-dropping: To describe a person who is frightened or stunned. To take advantage of someone else's danger: To threaten others with harm when they are in danger. Learn from past failures and avoid future ones: Learn from past failures and avoid repeating them. Punish one person to serve as a warning to a hundred people: kill one person to serve as a warning to a hundred people. Sincerely fearful: describes fear and uneasiness (mostly derogatory). Alliance under the city: generally refers to being forced to sign a treaty. Wishful thinking: thinking about the impossible. Galloping on the battlefield: (horseback riding) galloping on the battlefield. Demons and monsters: a metaphor for various bad people. Hesitant: hesitate to move forward. Zhazhazha4 Fengyun: The ever-changing situation. Perseverance: Persevere in doing something with a long-lasting will. sneer: express contempt. The thorn ci4 is endless: talking endlessly. Reliving old dreams: mostly refers to a derogatory meaning. Repeating Mistakes: Not learning from previous lessons and making the same mistakes again. Regroup: a metaphor for regrouping after failure and preparing to try again. Mountains: high and precipitous mountains. Complacent: Very proud of one's current situation or achievements. Go back on one's word: a metaphor for being capricious and inconsistent in words and deeds. Outstanding: to be above others of the same kind (mostly referring to a person's character and talent). To speak rudely: To speak rudely. To stand out: to be superior to others. Superb: describes literature and art that have reached a very high level. Surprise: Take action when the other person is not expecting it. Surprise victory: Defeat the opponent in a way that he did not expect. Fledgling: Original trope of emerging into the limelight. It is a metaphor for just leaving home or school and lacking experience in work. First showing off: a metaphor for showing strength or talent. Weed out the strong and help the weak: eradicate violence and support the weak. Chuchu2荛rao2 words: superficial words (self-effacing). Calm: Describes being unconcerned and calm. Chu chu 3: planning to do something for a long time (contains a derogatory meaning). Sensing emotion by touching the scene: being moved by the things in front of you, causing associations and producing some kind of emotion. Shocking (shocking): Seeing some serious situation causes inner shock. Analogy: refers to mastering the knowledge and rules of a certain thing, so as to understand other things of the same type by analogy. Continuous flow: the constant flow of people or cars and boats. Explanation in a very far-fetched way. Threading the needle and thread: a metaphor for pulling people together. Depends on Chuan 2 and Xi 2: It describes a person with great authority and victory without fighting. The windows are bright and clean: the interior is very tidy. Spring and Autumn Writing Technique: Now refers to the writing technique in which the writing style of the article is tortuous and contains praise and blame. Devastated: Describes the scene after being severely damaged by wars and disasters. Cry with sadness: cry with sadness. Fault-finding: Deliberately finding faults and shortcomings. Vertebrae 2 Heart weeping and bleeding: Describes the appearance of extreme sadness. Governing from the top down: The ruler rules the world by doing nothing and letting things take their own course. Spring is fading: Spring is passing. Spring and Autumn writing style: refers to the writing style with twists and turns and connotations of praise and blame. Chunxuan and luxuriant: It means that parents are still alive. Chun: The longevity tree is a metaphor for father. Hemerocallis is a metaphor for mother. Dependent on each other: a metaphor for close relationship and mutual dependence. Lips are dead and teeth are cold: it means that the stakes are very close. Fierce words: Describes intense arguments and sharp words. 蔔chuo1 Li Fengfa: Describes the freedom of discussion in the article and the heroic momentum. Chuo chuo4 is more than enough: to describe something that is very generous and cannot be used up. Gong Gong cong2 spring water: the sound of running water. Long-term thinking: Thinking over a long period of time means not rushing to make a decision. Be kind-hearted: Refers to being willing to accept the correct opinions of others. Shoddy manufacturing: The product is poorly made and does not care about quality. Or the work is irresponsible and done carelessly. Caught off guard: The incident happened suddenly and there was no time to prepare. Staying close: It means there are many difficulties in carrying out a certain work. Destroy the dead: It is a metaphor that the corrupt forces can be easily defeated. Wasted years: refers to wasting time. Wrong color and engraved gold: describes literary works with gorgeous words. A fire that accumulates firewood: a metaphor for a great danger lurking. Improper wording: inappropriate choice of words. D Answer da2 is not what was asked: The answer is not what was asked. Fighting injustice: Helping the oppressed person to speak or take some kind of action. Be bold and decisive: It means being decisive and courageous in doing things. Chuanruchuan2: Used to praise other people's articles or writing talents. Thinking about the big picture and solving key problems first. Exaggerate: a metaphor for boasting, exaggeration or reality.

Overqualification: refers to improper personnel arrangements and underutilization of talents. Major and Minor Flaws: Overall, it looks very good, but there are some minor flaws. Too big to be useful dang4: It means too big to be used. Get angry: describe losing your temper and shouting loudly. Da Fang Jue Jue 2 words: make a big discussion. Potbellied pian2: Contains a derogatory connotation. Selfless: act impartially and without selfish motives. Nowadays, it mostly refers to starting from the collective interests without any personal plans. Puzzled: often used to express dissatisfaction or questioning. Drought clouds: a metaphor for the desire to relieve a difficult situation. Famous: Describes being very famous. Magnificent: describes the grand momentum. Late bloomer: It means that outstanding talents need to go through long-term training, so they achieve success late. Exaggerate: to exaggerate without scruples. Shout out: shout loudly to get attention. It is often used to express strong promotion or appeal. Big right and wrong: issues of right and wrong that are political principles. General trend: the development trend of the entire situation. Public: Refers to a public place with many people. Show off your skills: fully demonstrate your abilities. Quite different: very different. Speak without shame: Speak big words without feeling embarrassed. Waiting for a price: It means that a scholar needs someone to appreciate him before he is willing to work hard, or he needs to get a high position before he becomes an official. Take the blame and make meritorious service: Take responsibility for the crime and strive to make atonement for it. Straight to the point: straight to the point without beating around the bush. Tandan 1 food si4 pot pulp: refers to the people's warm reception of their team. 殚dan 1 exhausted consideration: exhaust one's mind. Tao Shi Lao Yin: In ancient times, it refers to a life of poverty. Indulge in fantasy: indulge in fantasy. 啖dan4: To lure people with benefits. Dangdang1: Be kind and unyielding: Have the courage to take on what you should do when you encounter it, and do not give in or shirk. A wake-up call he4: Gives people a warning and prompts them to wake up. Urgent matters: Things that need to be done urgently at the moment. Party members agree with each other and oppose those who are different: protect those who are of the same faction as one's own, and attack those who are not of the same faction. Soul-stirring: describes an article or piece of music that is very moving. Loss outweighs the gain: The benefits gained cannot compensate for the losses suffered. Delongwangshu: a metaphor for people who are greedy. Pushing beyond the limits: It is a metaphor for being greedy and wanting a big one even if you have a small one. Muddling along: living one day at a time without any long-term plans. Now it also refers to being perfunctory and irresponsible at work. Get carried away: describe being so happy that you lose your normal state. Proud and forgetful: later used to express mutual understanding and tacit understanding. Deyu forgetquan 2: It is a metaphor that after achieving the goal, the original reason is forgotten. Wait and go down: to describe something worse than something. Equal treatment: treat things that are different equally. Take it lightly: treat it as normal and not take it seriously (mostly used in negative sentences). Deng Ying longing (Deng Ying Zhuang Zhuang): The shadow is shaking. Feasting and feasting: describes the decadent life of having fun; it also describes the bustling scene at night in a city or entertainment venue. Reaching the pinnacle: a metaphor for reaching the highest level of achievement. Or do bad things to the extreme. Entering the hall: It means that one's attainments have reached a profound level. Lowly: Describing an attitude or the nature of work as despicable. Submissive: Describes one's speech and attitude as being humble and submissive. Sheep 1: Sheep touches the feudal vassal: a metaphor for a dilemma. Lidi3 Lili4 Wind Festival: hone one's character. 嗲dia3嗗气: describes the sound or gesture of coquettishness. pu1bububu: It means that speech or doctrine conforms to objective laws and will never be overturned. Carved beams and painted buildings: Describes the buildings as gorgeous and elegant. To take things lightly: to take an attitude of casual indifference towards something. Careless: Describes an unkempt appearance, a sloppy style, an unserious attitude, etc. Dispatch troops and generals: dispatch soldiers and generals. Chatter endlessly: talk endlessly (more derogatory meaning). Stacking bed frames: a metaphor for repetition and encumbrance. The three-legged situation: the three-legged situation. Great help: Respectfully. Help greatly (used to express requests or thanks). To worship: a metaphor for worshiping to the extreme. Mostly derogatory. Losing things and forgetting things: describing carelessness or poor memory or forgetting things. Douzhuanshen1 horizontal: Cardamom years: a woman's age of thirteen or fourteen. The incident in the east window means that the conspiracy is exposed or the crime is exposed. To apply imitation: to imitate a metaphor indiscriminately, the effect is very bad. To be blamed at every turn: to be blamed or blamed at every turn. Uniqueness: (used for the good aspects of people). Autocratic: Acting arbitrarily without considering the opinions of others. Stand alone: ??Responsible for one aspect of work alone. Unique eye: Describes sharp vision and superb insights. Create a new approach xi1: It is a metaphor for creating a new style or new method. The one-man thief: A ruler hated by the people. Unique: a metaphor for being in a school of its own. Dominate: metaphorically occupy the first place.

Days are like years: describing days as difficult. Quoting out of context: Regardless of the whole text or the content of the conversation, and taking the meaning of one paragraph or sentence in isolation according to one's own needs. Short and concise: refers to people, articles or speeches. Go to court: file a lawsuit. Troubled times: describe the turbulent political situation. The more the merrier: The more, the better. Degeneration and corruption: thoughts and behaviors become bad (referring to excessive pursuit of pleasure.) Aggressive duo1 Aggressive: Menacing and domineering. What a weird thing. Duoduo 1嗟jie1 Li do: means it will be done immediately. Duo2 Morality Liang4 Liang: measure whether one's own moral character is convincing to others and estimate whether one's ability is competent.