A four-character idiom symbolizing dawn

1. The hourglass in the dawn, the symbolic four-character idiom is crowded and quiet. They are layered on top of each other, vast, hurried and layered on top of each other. They are intermittent, straightforward, large and small, authentic, and somewhat evasive. They are ups and downs, minute by minute, patchwork, square in all aspects. They are enthusiastic and busy. They are furtive and bulging. Happy and colorful, happy, broad, confused, vigorous, rumbling, vague, busy, conscientious, tongue-tied, in and out of potholes, crying, stumbling, buzzing, happy, groggy, endless, catering, scattered. Coming and going, dense, slow, boundless, general, clear, busy, reluctant men and women, curled up, curled up, ecstatic, serene, ordinary, dull, quiet, fluffy, ordinary, diligent, back and forth, looking forward to. Winding, Qian Qian flashing day and night, good and evil, in twos and threes, handed down from generation to generation, casual, smooth sailing, all the time, right and wrong, true, loose, comfortable, talking and laughing, procrastinating, upright, crock, rules, pain, furtiveness, indecision. Many of them are tight, fuzzy, lush, swaying, magnificent, swaying, careless, neat and original, trembling, perfect, putting others before themselves, down-to-earth, meticulous, sooner or later.

2. Which four-character idioms have the word "Xiao"?

There are no idioms that contain "Xiao", but only five idioms that contain "Li": Li Hei, Li Qiu's father-in-law, painted charcoal and left Li Lao behind.

1. Limin

Interpretation refers to ordinary people

The Chu people in the Qing Dynasty received a reply from the Romance of Sui and Tang Dynasties 17: "Those six streets and three cities respected the ministers, made the people happy, and enjoyed the people's happiness at the behest of Tian Zi."

2. My face is black

It means that the face is black and yellow. A haggard look

The source of Sima Qian's Biography of Historical Records and Lisi in the Western Han Dynasty: "The hands and feet are callused and the face is dark."

3. Mr. Li Qiu

Explain Qiu Li: the ancient place name is in the north of Chengxian County, Henan Province; Father-in-law: a general term for the elderly in ancient times. Metaphor falls into illusion, fails to observe the truth and falls into error.

The source "Lu's Spring and Autumn Suspicion": "There are Li Qiubu in the north of Liangbei, and there are strange ghosts, like the sons and nephews of Kundi. Li Qiu's ghost helped his son and made him suffer. ..... The father-in-law was confused by his son and killed his own son. "

4. Li Shu painted charcoal.

It means he's in hot water.

The source "Liu Jinshu Yuanhai Record": "Li Shu painted charcoal and was accused."

5. Leave Li to grow old

Interpretation refers to the old people who have experienced the world left by the previous dynasty.

The source is Lian's "Zeng Jun Stone Tablet": "In the early Song Dynasty, there were still people who left Li."

3. A four-word idiom symbolizing beauty: 1, a perfect match: it means that talents or beautiful things gather together.

From: The Story of a Red Pear by Xu Ming Fu Zhuo: Tao is a perfect match, but there is no reason to disrespect that cup of tea.

Vernacular: Everyone says that talents or beautiful things gather together, but there is no obedient and respectful person to drink tea with.

2. A bright future: a metaphor for meeting a turning point in difficulties and moving from adversity to promising prosperity.

From: Song Luyou's Tour of Shanxi Village: "There is no doubt about mountains and rivers, and there is another village."

Vernacular: Mountains overlap and water twists and turns. I'm afraid there is no way out. Suddenly, a mountain village appeared in front of me.

3, spend a good full moon: describe the scenery of a good full moon, metaphor for a good life, sometimes used to congratulate people on their wedding.

From: Song Zhang Xi 'an's "Magnolia" words: "It's a dream to spend a good month and leave people."

Vernacular: In the beautiful scenery of a full moon, people are gone again, and the past is cut off like a hazy dream.

4, beautiful: it means that there are many beautiful things that can't be seen at the moment.

From: Qian Qing Yong's "Gardens, Arts, Abilities and Governance": "Only one fish is beautiful."

Vernacular: There is only one thing, fish, which is too beautiful to see.

5. Flowers: Many colorful flowers, like colorful brocade. Describe beautiful scenery and beautiful things.

From: Colorful Africa by contemporary writer Ren Peng: "Sufficient sunshine and rain make African land full of flowers, green waves, green eyes and flowers except deserts."