On the phrases about the signature of idioms.

It is also a very literary act to sign with idioms. The following are the signatures on some idioms I collected, hoping to help you.

On the idiom signature, it is suggested that 1) give yourself up for the public: sacrifice personal interests for the public.

2) Youth: Youth: elegance and talent; Mao: exuberant. This is a moment of youth, charm and glory. Describe the youthful and energetic spirit of young people.

3) Play the law: describe people's noble behavior and be imitated by future generations.

4) effort: effort: cheer up. Cheer up and make a difference.

5) Lan Zhi Changsheng: Lan Zhi: Bluegrass and Ganoderma lucidum. Metaphor noble virtue grows in.

6) Do your best until you die: Be careful, not afraid of hard work, and contribute everything to your death.

7) success: therefore: achievement. Merit has been established, and reputation has been gained.

8) Righteousness is above home: in order to safeguard justice or the interests of the people, regardless of the feelings of relatives, criminals are given due punishment.

9) German thick streamer: Germany: Germany, Germany; Thick: heavy; Traffic: influence; Light: Pass? Hiro? . Refers to high morality and far-reaching influence.

10) accumulate goodness into virtue: goodness: good deeds, good deeds; Morality: noble character. Doing good for a long time will form noble character.

The latest signature on the idiom: 1) is spotless: it was not originally a Buddhist term. What do Buddhists mean by color, sound, smell, taste, touch and dharma? Six dust? The speaker is not polluted by six dusts, so keep calm. Describe not being corroded by bad ideas and bad styles. He also described the environment as very clean.

2) Liang: Li Zhi: Enlighten the mind. Loyal and noble.

3) Curled edge jade ruler: Jade ruler: a ruler made of jade. Metaphor is noble and pure.

4) Moral destruction: Although virtue is noble, it attracts slander. Describe bad people who are always jealous and vilify people with high moral character.

5) Highly respected: it means high morality and high prestige among the masses.

6) Ice Soul Snow: Ice and snow: transparent as ice and white as snow. Metaphor is noble and pure.

7) Spring Breeze Yishui: The original meaning is that adults and children bathe in Yishui and blow the wind on the platform. It refers to letting nature fly and broadening the noble life fun.

8) Lin Feng Lan Zhi: Lin Feng: Kirin, Phoenix, metaphor for nobles; Lan Zhi: Metaphor is the beauty of talent and quality. Refers to a person's noble character and elegant temperament.

9) Yin Fumingda: refers to the glittering and translucent color of jade, which means noble and pure character.

10) Respect the elderly and love the virtuous: respect the elderly or people with noble moral character and outstanding talents.

On the signature of selected idioms: 1) Gao Dunnian: Xun: footprint, extended to behavior and conduct. High moral character and old age.

2) Be handsome when drinking vinegar: This is a classic example of high moral character and noble moral integrity.

3) Famous at home and abroad: Pool: Communication. Describe the reputation.

4) Honorable person: virtue: moral character; Hope: prestige. Morality is high and reputation is high.

5) Abide by discipline and law: engage in official business, abide by the laws and regulations stipulated by the state, and do not seek personal gain illegally.

6) clarity: clear and clear. The description is pure, without any stain.

7) the virtue of preserving yuan: yuan: goodness. Refers to having good intentions and noble character.

8) Good behavior: Good behavior; Add people: surpass everyone. Noble behavior, beyond the average person.

9) Jade is clean and loose: as clean as jade, as firm as loose. Describe the noble character.

10) Confession: describes frankness, integrity and honesty.

1 1) Jade is clean and clear: pure as jade and clear as ice. Describe the noble character.

12) achieving morality: cultivating noble morality with decisive actions.

13) Don't hide the found property, but try to return it to the owner.

14) Selflessness: Dedicated to the public and selfless. It also means dealing with things fairly and not taking sides.

15) Poor and backward jobs: In the past, people thought that the poorer a scholar was, the better his poems would be.

16) Equal treatment: The original meaning is that wise rulers show kindness to the people. After that, it generally means that regardless of thickness and closeness, it is treated equally.

17) unbridled: it is strict and fair, merciless and impartial.

18) God has no relatives, and virtue is complementary: pro: pro; Auxiliary: help. It means that God is impartial and always helps people with high moral character.

19) Give yourself up to save others: Do not hesitate to sacrifice your own life to save others.

20) Honesty and cowardice: It means that noble moral integrity can inspire people to make progress.

2 1) Climbing a mountain: a metaphor for noble character. Metaphor is admiration for noble morality.

22) People with lofty ideals: It originally meant people with lofty ideals. Now it refers to patriotic progressives.

23) Loyalty: red: a metaphor for purity. Described as very loyal.

24) generosity: generosity to others.

25) Unknown hero: A hero whose name is unknown to the world.

26) The sun and the moon pass through the sky every day, and rivers flow through the earth forever. The image is aboveboard and eternal.

27) Holding jade: gold is in her arms and jade is in her hands. Metaphor means that people have a pure and beautiful personality.

28) Forgetting private: Forgetting private for business. Metaphor for the public, regardless of personal gains and losses.

29) Integrity: originally described as strong and tidy, later referred to as serious honest and frank.

30) The heart is as hard as stone. Metaphor is hard-hearted or very determined.