Four-word idiom of tea-making technology

1. What are the four-character idioms about tea ceremony in the process of making tea?

A person's life

Interpretation means that a speech or article is profound in content, but the language is easy to understand.

The source is Zhiyu's Zhu Shunshui Collection: "The theory of Hongzhi is profound; Cut to the chase; Argument; Although beneficial; Nothing can reset its beak. "

Structural combination.

Usage is as a compliment. Generally used as predicate, attribute and adverbial.

Pronunciation; Can't pronounce "cū".

The form of distinction is; Can't write "people"

Synonyms appear in depth

Antonyms are profound in meaning and obscure in twists and turns.

Example: This article is novel in argument; Writing ~; Understandable.

2. Some four-word idioms about tea ceremony are: drinking after drinking, simple tea and light rice, three teas and six meals, whispering and shallow pouring.

First, finish your tea.

Vernacular interpretation: refers to rest or leisure time, which can be used to describe tea ceremony.

Dynasty: modern

Author: Lu Xun

Source: Three Ugliness in Lace Literature Examination Room: "This is probably what people talk about after dinner."

Second, rough tea and light rice

Vernacular explanation: refers to a simple but not refined diet. Sometimes it is used to describe simple life, and it can be used to describe tea ceremony.

Dynasty: Song Dynasty

Author: Yang Wanli

Source: The poem "Letter to De Xiaoer Shoujun": "Rough tea and light rice make you old."

In his later years, he often ate bread and water.

Three, three teas and six meals

Vernacular explanation: It is a metaphor for being very considerate in entertaining guests and can be used to describe the tea ceremony.

Dynasty: Ming dynasty

Author: Wu Cheng'en

Source: The Journey to the West Twenty-sixth time: "But you must serve my master well, with three teas and six meals a day."

However, if you want to live a good life and serve my master, you must have three teas and six meals at home every day.

Fourth, sing low and shallow.

Interpretation of vernacular: low singing: singing softly; Pour: drink. Listen to people singing softly and drinking slowly and freely. Describe a comfortable manner, which can be used to describe tea ceremony.

Dynasty: Song Dynasty

Author: anonymous

Source: Recent situation in Xianghu Lake: "The prostitute said,' He is a clown, but he can sell gold and warm accounts, sing shallow songs and drink mutton wine'." Gu was ashamed of his words.

Translation: * * said:' He is rude, where there is such scenery, as long as he can sell gold warm accounts, drink light wine and drink sheep wine.' Gu was ashamed of his words.

Five, to put it simply

Vernacular interpretation: Express profound truth in simple words (referring to articles or speeches), which can be used to describe tea ceremony.

Dynasty: Ming dynasty

Author: Zhu Zhiyu

Source: Zhu Shunshui Collection: "Hong Lun is deeply exposed;"

Translation: what Hong said was to express profound truth in simple words;

3. Ask for the word "making tea and tasting tea": white crane takes a bath (washing cups): wash the tea set with boiling water; Guanyin enters the palace (dripping tea): Tieguanyin tea is put into the tea set, and the amount of tea put accounts for about five points of the capacity of the tea set; Hang the pot and make tea: raise the boiling water and pour it into the teapot or lid to turn the tea leaves; Spring breeze blowing (scraping foam): gently scrape off the white foam floating on it with a pot cover or an ou cover to make it fresh and clean; Guan Gong rounds the city (pouring tea): pour the tea soaked for 1 or 2 minutes into the fair mug; Han Xin ordered the soldiers (to order tea): the fair mug should divide the tea evenly into each cup bit by bit; Taste the color of soup (see tea): observe the color of tea in the cup; Sipping rain (drinking tea): Take a hot sticker, smell it first, then taste it, smell it while sipping, and pour it gently.

Although you don't drink much, you can leave the fragrance on your teeth and cheeks. The bottom of your throat is sweet and makes you feel relaxed and happy.

4. What are the four-word idioms to describe "tea"? 1. After a meal [chá yú fà n hê u]: refers to the time for rest or leisure.

Out: Yuan Guan Hanqing's Fighting Quails: "After dinner, invite old friends; Xie Wei; Relieve boredom. "

We should make full use of time and learn more scientific and cultural knowledge.

2, rough tea and light rice [c chádàn fàn]: rough: rough and simple; Vegetarian food: refers to simple food. Describe a simple diet and a simple life.

Out: Song Yang Wanli's poem "To a Son of Shoujun": "Father and son must return to the fields early; Rough tea and light rice will last forever. "

Example: Although life at home is difficult, I can still make you full.

3, people walk tea cool [rén zǒu chá liáng]: metaphor for the indifference of the world.

Out: Shajiabang

For example, this is a feeling that people can't find a bird for a day while drinking tea.

4. Drinking tea on flowers [duì huā chuò chá]: Shang Huashi has no wine or does not drink, only drinks tea.

For example, if the number of items is dozens, it will be covered by funny articles. One is to kill the scenery, that is, the spring is full, the flowers are basking in the mountains, and they are built on the back of the mountains. The piano burns the crane and cooks, and the flowers sip. Panasonic drinks.

5. Eating and drinking: [làng jiǔ xián chá] refers to eating and drinking in the wind field.

Example: Don't waste your youth on drinking.

6, three teas and six gifts [sān cháLiǐ]: I still say that the media is right. Always refers to formal marriage.

Going out: In the old customs of our country, tea is often used as a dowry to marry a wife, so women are called tea customers. Six rites, that is, the six rites on which marriage is based, namely, receiving gifts, asking names, receiving gifts, inviting guests and welcoming relatives. See Tian Ji by Chen Ming Wen Yao (Volume 44) and Shi Hunli by Yi Li.

For example, marriage pays attention to three teas and six rituals.

5. Four words to describe tea:

Tea and rice have no intention,

After dinner,

Rough tea and light rice,

Black tea festival,

Tea meal,

Camellia in Zhu Bao,

Three teas and six meals,

Tea is cool when people walk,

When a cup of tea,

Longfeng group tea,

Bad tea for nothing,

Sipping tea on flowers,

Pan Pan tea,

Light tea and rice,

Drinking, drinking,

No tea, no food,

Strong tea is cold,

Tea horse suggested,

Don't think about tea and rice,

Leisure tea and wine,

Camellia feiyang,

Wine and tea,

High-fruit tea,

Pick a tea thorn,

After drinking tea,

Half a glass of wine and tea,

The wine has a head and a tail,

Three teas and six gifts,

Cactus tea,

Sip tea.

6. What kind of tea does the four-character idiom describe? 1.

Describe the anxious mood. 2. After tea refers to the free time for leisure and entertainment. 3. No tea, no rice and no food. Describe a heavy heart.

4. leftover tea, a little tea and a little food. After a meal, it refers to the time for rest or leisure.

6. After drinking tea, it generally refers to rest or leisure time. 7, rough tea and light rice: thick and simple; Vegetarian food: refers to simple food.

Describe a simple diet and a simple life. 8. Three teas and six meals are a metaphor for hospitality.

9. A meal after a meal generally refers to leisure time. Yuan Guan Hanqing's song "Captain Douheque": "Invite an old friend after dinner, thank you, and rest."

Tang Mingzu's "Peony Pavilion Training Women": "From now on, I will be free and write to Cha Jia in front of the jade mirror." Also called "after dinner".

Sha Ting's gunner: "He saw that his carelessness has become an important topic." Also known as "after meals".

10, the daily diet in the family. It is often used to describe something very common.

1 1. See you after tea. 12, after tea refers to the free time for leisure and entertainment.

13, drinking refers to eating and drinking in the romantic field. 14, wine and tea are taxed.

It also refers to exorbitant taxes. 15, three teas and six gifts are still saying that the media is married.

In the old customs of our country, tea is often used as a dowry to marry a wife, so women are called tea collectors when they are employed. Six rites, that is, the six rites on which marriage is based, namely, receiving gifts, asking names, receiving gifts, inviting guests and welcoming relatives.

See Chen's Tian Ji (Volume 44) and Ming Dynasty's Book of Rites. 16, tea picking.

17, after tea refers to the free time for leisure and entertainment. 18, teacup storm is a physical puzzle game. Take the storm boy to sit in his magic teacup and start a wonderful adventure.

Storm boy's brother Wuyun boy has created a dreamlike magical world, waiting for you to come here to explore, solve puzzles, avoid traps and defeat the bad guys. 19, Liudu tea meets water and becomes tea, which is charity; Ye Yun's tea fragrance is like abstaining from fragrance, for keeping the precepts; To endure steaming and frying, being squeezed and rubbing is to endure humiliation; Besides laziness, sober thinking is for diligence; And respect without words, tea tastes the same, for meditation; The convenient method is for wisdom and to help countless people.

20. Tea Ceremony is a 260,000-word illustrated book, which reveals the economic mystery of Sino-Russian trade 300 years ago and describes the large-scale, advanced and reasonable capitalist joint-stock commercial group formed in China in the middle of Qing Dynasty. At the peak, it directly employed 7,000 employees and spent hundreds of millions of dollars, indirectly affecting hundreds of thousands of people in China. Because of the existence of the tea road, the world formed two major centers in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, and some even asserted that the world economic and cultural center at that time was in the East.

This book reproduces the Sino-Russian bilateral trade scene for two and a half centuries in an epic way. 2 1, Zen tea and tea are inextricably linked in Buddhism. Tea talks about Zen, and tea ceremony is combined with Zen. The so-called Zen tea is to understand the definition of Zen through tea.

22. Tea-horse Ancient Road Tea-horse Ancient Road refers to the folk international trade passage that exists in the southwest of China and takes caravan as the main means of transportation. It is a corridor for ethnic economic and cultural exchanges in southwest China. The ancient tea-horse road is a very special place name and the most spectacular and mysterious tourist route in the world. It contains inexhaustible cultural heritage. 23, tea rice does not think about tea rice does not think about explanation: no mind to drink tea and eat.

Describe the anxiety. It refers to a person who has lost something so important that he doesn't even have time to eat or drink tea.

Think of an important thing, tea and rice can't be eaten. 24, Zhaozhou Zen Tea Zhaozhou Zen Tea Ode is a beautiful and beautiful song, from lyrics to music, from tunes to artistic conception, all beautiful.

The lyrics were written by Jing Hui, an old monk. Only a fairy with such lofty spirit and virtue can write such beautiful lyrics! Ode to Zhaozhou Zen Tea-A bowl of tea in Zhaozhou, made for the exchange of tea culture in Zhaozhou Zen. Today, there is no difference in ancient tastes. It is rooted in the Bodhi tree, and Gotama once recorded the wisdom buds in the leaves. Hung-chien added a snake to the Caoxi River and burned the empty space in vulture ridge into a jade lamp. Cloud and water deliberately taste in life, get along well with each other, and are willing to be merciful for all expenses. These are three kinds of tea on the earth. Tea integrates Buddhism, Taoism and Confucianism, focusing on improving people's gratitude: sincere dedication, openness and acceptance, and living in hot pillow.

When making tea, we are learning sincere dedication; When drinking tea, we are learning to accept it frankly; While drinking, we are also learning to appreciate the beauty, relaxation and tranquility in life. Too comfortable life will make people decadent, too busy life will make people tired, and too ordinary life will make people dislike.

When tasting a cup of tea, you should be grateful, grateful, a light and slightly sweet cup of tea! Tea and wine are turbid. Tea is a national drink. Tea tasting is a kind of mood. Now it's the smell of tea, relax our hearts. On the way, we talked about the Confucian classic 30, tea knows the world 365,438+0, a clear tea 32, tea sake turbidity 33, tea three wines four. The so-called "three drinks and four drinks" means that there should not be many people drinking tea together. "When tasting tea, one person is angry, two people are interesting, three people are delicious, and seven or eight people are famous teas."

The so-called tea is to drink tea to quench your thirst. Drinking is different from this. There are many people and the atmosphere is cheerful and warm. Otherwise.

7. What are the four-word idioms to describe tea: rough tea and light rice, leaving tea cool after drinking tea, light tea and light rice, and drinking tea on flowers?

1, rough tea and light rice

Pinyin: c chádàn fàn

Interpretation: Describe a simple diet and a simple life.

Source: Song and Huang Tingjian's "Preface to Four Rests": "Rough tea and light meals are enough to rest, make up for the cold and warm, three levels and two levels of full rest, not greedy or jealous of the old rest."

Step 2 finish your tea

Pinyin: Ji incarnation

Interpretation: Interpretation refers to the free time for leisure and entertainment.

Source: Lu Xun's "Miscellaneous feelings of the Yellow Flower Festival": "From the examples of Beijing, Nanjing, my hometown and other places, at that time, some people probably regretted it, some people were happy, some people didn't have any opinions, and some people used it as a talk after drinking."

3, people walk tea cool

Pinyin: rén zǒu chá liáng

Interpretation: The metaphor is that the world is cold and human feelings are indifferent.

Source: Beijing Opera Shajiabang

4. Green tea and light rice

Pinyin: q and ng ch á d à n f à n

Interpretation: It is simple to describe eating.

Source: Feng Ming Menglong's "Warning Records" Volume 24: "Uncle, you are going to the cold palace today. How many days will you stay?"

Step 5 sip tea on flowers

Pinyin: dui HuāChuòchá

Explanation: Shang Huashi doesn't drink or drink, only drinks tea.

Source: Tang Li Shangyin's miscellaneous compilation: "The first song is to kill the scenery, saying that the spring scenery is full, the flowers are drying grass, the building is built on the back of the mountain, the piano is burning the crane, the flowers are sipping, and the Panasonic drinks."