Write a composition with eight-character idioms

1. Composition with a eight-character idiom.

A word recalled by a gentleman is hard to trace:

Yesterday, it was Tuesday, but I think it was Monday. I am carefree, and I thought that tomorrow will be Tuesday anyway, so I can sleep more without being on duty. People on Tuesdays are miserable. For example, Liu Chang is on duty on Tuesdays, and she will get up early, so I can sleep more. I gloat.

it's 8: 3 in the evening, mom says; "Go to bed quickly, or you won't get up on duty tomorrow." I said, "Mom, tomorrow is Tuesday. The person who should be on duty is Liu Chang." Mom said, "Don't you believe that tomorrow is Wednesday?" I said, "If tomorrow is Wednesday, I will give you 5 yuan money, and if tomorrow is Tuesday, you will give me 5 yuan."

mom said yes without saying a word: "OK." I said, "A word from a gentleman is a promise." My mother and I became gentlemen. I thought to myself, if mom wants to fight for me, there is no way. Mom, just take the money out. I turned my eyes to my mother's face, and I saw her eyes. I thought that my mother should think like this: Ginger is still old and spicy, and I said in my heart that onions are still tender and fragrant. My mother and I talked silently like this.

But today, when I looked at my mobile phone, it turned out to be Wednesday. I quickly got up and freshened up. Mom said, "Baby, you are still a little young. A word from a gentleman, it's hard to forget, so I'll hand over 5 yuan's money soon. "I had to reluctantly give it to her. I hurried to school after dinner. Fortunately, it was not late. I should listen to my mother's words in the future.

2. Composition with eight-character idioms.

Nothing ventured, nothing gained. During the Eastern Han Dynasty, Ban Chao, a famous soldier, led his soldiers to Shanshan in the western regions, and King Shanshan welcomed them very ceremoniously.

But in a few days, Ban Chao found that King Shanshan was cold to them. So he said to his entourage, "King Shanshan's attitude has changed. I think the Huns must have sent messengers, so King Shanshan hesitated and didn't know what to do."

Ban Chao immediately called Shanshan's waiter and deliberately asked him, "Where did they live for a few days since the Huns' emissary?" The waiter told the truth. Ban Chao immediately said to his men, "Nothing ventured, nothing gained! Only by attacking the Huns' emissaries with black fire and destroying them in one fell swoop can we break the idea that King Shanshan took refuge in the Huns. "

that night, Ban Chao led his soldiers into the Xiongnu emissary camp and set fire to the wind, so that all the enemies were buried in the sea of fire. At the same time, Shanshan Wang was invited, and Shanshan Wang expressed his willingness to send his son to the Han Dynasty to live in harmony with the Han Dynasty forever.

Through this idiom story, we are inspired to dare to struggle and be good at it. Only by going deep into the food can we understand the truth and gain something, otherwise we will accomplish nothing. 3. Write with three eight-character idioms

Three-day idiom accumulation: the first day: Xu Niang is half-aged, beautifully dressed, and ingenious; the second day: the wife of the dross, the feather is not abundant, and the third day: bathing the monkey and crowing, doing both things in a two-pronged way, and being miserable. Supplementary idioms: chicken flies and dogs jump, retreating, learning from the east, and learning from others.

Dad, whose hair was not full, quickly turned over a new leaf and was crowned with a monkey, and put on a two-pronged suit, which made him extremely handsome. The younger sister who loves beauty is even more effective in wearing up-regulation underwear, painting tigers and dogs to dress up brightly, and putting on newly bought high heels with her head held high.

Dear, I hope my answer will satisfy you. 4. Five stories of eight-character idioms

Everything is ready except for the east wind. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Cao Cao threw his troops south to attack the allied forces of Liu Bei and Sun Quan. Zhou Yu, the commander-in-chief of Soochow, decided to attack Cao Jun with fire. Everything was ready, and Zhou Yu suddenly remembered that it was necessary to blow the southeast wind to win success. At that time, it was winter, and it was northwest wind. Where did the southeast wind come from? Zhou Yu was so anxious that he fell ill. Zhuge Liang guessed his heart and wrote him a 16-word prescription: if you want to break Tsao Gong, you should attack him with fire; Everything was ready, except for the east wind. Zhou Yu was busy asking Zhuge Liang for advice. Zhuge Liang knew astronomy and knew that the southeast wind would blow in a few days, so he said that he could borrow the southeast wind by magic. Later, the southeast wind blew, which made Wu Jun's fire attack successful, and Cao Jun was defeated. Needless to say, in the Western Han Dynasty, there was a brave and good general named Li Guang, who fought with the Huns for more than 7 times in his life, with outstanding achievements.

Although Li Guang is in a high position, commanding thousands of troops and horses, and he is a hero in defending the country, he is not proud of himself. He not only treats people kindly, but also shares joys and sorrows with soldiers.

Every time the imperial court gave him a reward, he thought of his subordinates first, so he gave all those rewards to the officers and men. When marching in battle, when food or water is not available, he himself is as hungry as the soldiers; When he started fighting, he took the lead and was brave and tenacious. As long as he gave the order, everyone bravely killed the enemy without sacrificing. What a revered general this is! Later, when the bad news of General Li Guang's death reached the barracks, all the soldiers of the army wept bitterly, and even many people who were not familiar with the general at ordinary times mourned him.

In people's minds, General Li Guang is their great hero. Sima Qian, a great historian of the Han Dynasty, praised Li Guangli's biography: "Peach and plum don't say anything, but they make their own way."

It means that peaches and plums have fragrant flowers and sweet fruits. Although they can't talk, they still attract people to enjoy the flowers and taste the fruits under the trees, so that they all walk out of a path under the trees. General Li Guang won people's respect for his sincerity and noble quality. This idiom comes from Biography of General Li in Historical Records. It is a metaphor for being sincere and strict with the law, which will naturally touch others and be admired by people.

The stone of sincerity is the opening of the Western Han Dynasty. There was a famous general named Li Guang. He was good at riding horses and shooting arrows, and he was very brave in combat. He was called "Flying General". Once, he went hunting at the southern foot of Mingshan Mountain and suddenly found a tiger crouching in the grass.

Li Guang quickly bent his bow and took an arrow, absorbed himself, exhausted his strength and shot an arrow. Li Guang's archery is very good. He thought that the tiger must be killed by an arrow, so he went forward and took a closer look. Unexpectedly, it was a big stone shaped like a tiger.

not only did the arrow penetrate deeply into the stone, but also the tail of the arrow almost completely penetrated into the stone. Li Guang was surprised. He didn't believe that he could have such great strength, so he wanted to try again. He stepped back a few steps, bowed his bow and shot at the stone.

However, several arrows didn't go in, some were broken, some were broken, and the big stone was not damaged at all. People were surprised and puzzled about this matter, so they went to consult the scholar Yang Xiong.

Yang Xiong replied, "If you are sincere, even something as hard as a stone will be moved." The idiom "Sincerity leads to the opening of the stone" has been handed down from this.

You can't get away without entering the tiger's den. In the Eastern Han Dynasty, Ban Chao fought with Dou Gu, the official captain of Fengche, and made great contributions. Later, he was sent to the western regions (now the whole province of Xinjiang, the border of Gansu, and a part of Central Asia west of Congling).

he went to Zheng shanguo first. The king knew Ban Chao was a man and respected him very much, but every once in a while, he suddenly became snubbed.

Ban Chao called about 36 people who came with him and said, "Zheng Shanguo has been very cold to us recently. It must be that the Xiongnu in the north sent someone to win him over, which made him hesitate to obey. Smart people should find things before they sprout, not to mention that things are already obvious now. "

after asking, it is indeed so. So Ban Chao made an appointment with all the people: "We are in a very dangerous situation now. The Xiongnu emissary has only been here for a few days, and King Zheng Shan is so cold to us. If we wait a little longer.

King Zheng Shan may tie us up and give us to the Huns. You say, what should we do? " At that time, everyone firmly expressed their willingness to listen to his ideas.

He continued, "Nothing ventured, nothing ventured. The only way now is to attack the Huns with fire tonight and kill them quickly.

Only in this way will King Zheng Shan sincerely submit to the Han Dynasty. " That night, Ban Chao and his thirty-six companions rushed into the residence of Huns and fought to the death, defeating most Huns with a few manpower, achieving the expected goal.

According to this story, people in the future extended the phrase "Nothing ventured, nothing ventured" to show that people can't achieve their goals if they don't make up their minds, go through dangerous situations and work hard. For example, in order to study the possibility of using glacial water to irrigate farmland, several scientists are going to make field trips and experiments on icebergs.

this is a dangerous and hard work, but they think that real results can't be obtained without on-the-spot investigation and study. This situation can be said to be: "Nothing ventured, nothing ventured".

If you listen to everything, you will know. If you are partial, you will be dark. Emperor Taizong asked Prime Minister Wei Zhi, "As the king of a country, how can I distinguish right from wrong and not be deceived?" Wei Zhi replied: "As a monarch, only listening to one side of the story will make him confused and often make wrong judgments. Only by widely listening to opinions and adopting correct opinions can you not be deceived, and you will know the following situation clearly. "

From then on, Emperor Taizong paid great attention to the following admonitions, and encouraged the ministers to speak out. After the death of Wei Zhi, Emperor Taizong said sadly: "Using copper as a mirror, we can see whether the clothes and hats are neatly dressed, and using history as a mirror, we can understand why the dynasties rose and fell; By using people as mirrors, we can know the gap and gains and losses between ourselves and others.

Wei Zhi is gone today. I really lost a good mirror! " The idiom "Listen to all, then you will know, but be partial, then you will be dark" evolved from Wei Zhi's advice to Taizong. This idiom means that you can understand the truth and make a correct judgment by listening to many opinions widely. 5. Five stories of eight-character idioms

Everything is ready except for the east wind. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Cao Cao threw his troops south to attack the allied forces of Liu Bei and Sun Quan. Zhou Yu, the commander-in-chief of Soochow, decided to attack Cao Jun with fire. Everything was ready, and Zhou Yu suddenly remembered that it was necessary to blow the southeast wind to win success. At that time, it was winter, and it was northwest wind. Where did the southeast wind come from? Zhou Yu was so anxious that he fell ill. Zhuge Liang guessed his heart and wrote him a 16-word prescription: if you want to break Tsao Gong, you should attack him with fire; Everything was ready, except for the east wind. Zhou Yu was busy asking Zhuge Liang for advice. Zhuge Liang knew astronomy and knew that the southeast wind would blow in a few days, so he said that he could borrow the southeast wind by magic. Later, the southeast wind blew, which made Wu Jun's fire attack successful, and Cao Jun was defeated. Needless to say, in the Western Han Dynasty, there was a brave and good general named Li Guang, who fought with the Huns for more than 7 times in his life, with outstanding achievements.

Although Li Guang is in a high position, commanding thousands of troops and horses, and he is a hero in defending the country, he is not proud of himself. He not only treats people kindly, but also shares joys and sorrows with soldiers.

Every time the imperial court gave him a reward, he thought of his subordinates first, so he gave all those rewards to the officers and men. When marching in battle, when food or water is not available, he himself is as hungry as the soldiers; When he started fighting, he took the lead and was brave and tenacious. As long as he gave the order, everyone bravely killed the enemy without sacrificing. What a revered general this is! Later, when the bad news of General Li Guang's death reached the barracks, all the soldiers of the army wept bitterly, and even many people who were not familiar with the general at ordinary times mourned him.

In people's minds, General Li Guang is their great hero. Sima Qian, a great historian of the Han Dynasty, praised Li Guangli's biography: "Peach and plum don't say anything, but they make their own way."

It means that peaches and plums have fragrant flowers and sweet fruits. Although they can't talk, they still attract people to enjoy the flowers and taste the fruits under the trees, so that they all walk out of a path under the trees. General Li Guang won people's respect for his sincerity and noble quality. This idiom comes from Biography of General Li in Historical Records. It is a metaphor for being sincere and strict with the law, which will naturally touch others and be admired by people.

The stone of sincerity is the opening of the Western Han Dynasty. There was a famous general named Li Guang. He was good at riding horses and shooting arrows, and he was very brave in combat. He was called "Flying General". Once, he went hunting at the southern foot of Mingshan Mountain and suddenly found a tiger crouching in the grass.

Li Guang quickly bent his bow and took an arrow, absorbed himself, exhausted his strength and shot an arrow. Li Guang's archery is very good. He thought that the tiger must be killed by an arrow, so he went forward and took a closer look. Unexpectedly, it was a big stone shaped like a tiger.

not only did the arrow penetrate deeply into the stone, but also the tail of the arrow almost completely penetrated into the stone. Li Guang was surprised. He didn't believe that he could have such great strength, so he wanted to try again. He stepped back a few steps, bowed his bow and shot at the stone.

However, several arrows didn't go in, some were broken, some were broken, and the big stone was not damaged at all. People were surprised and puzzled about this matter, so they went to consult the scholar Yang Xiong.

Yang Xiong replied, "If you are sincere, even something as hard as a stone will be moved." The idiom "Sincerity leads to the opening of the stone" has been handed down from this.

You can't get away without entering the tiger's den. In the Eastern Han Dynasty, Ban Chao fought with Dou Gu, the official captain of Fengche, and made great contributions. Later, he was sent to the western regions (now the whole province of Xinjiang, the border of Gansu, and a part of Central Asia west of Congling).

he went to Zheng shanguo first. The king knew Ban Chao was a man and respected him very much, but every once in a while, he suddenly became snubbed.

Ban Chao called about 36 people who came with him and said, "Zheng Shanguo has been very cold to us recently. It must be that the Xiongnu in the north sent someone to win him over, which made him hesitate to obey. Smart people should find things before they sprout, not to mention that things are already obvious now. "

after asking, it is indeed so. So Ban Chao made an appointment with all the people: "We are in a very dangerous situation now. The Xiongnu emissary has only been here for a few days, and King Zheng Shan is so cold to us. If we wait a little longer.

King Zheng Shan may tie us up and give us to the Huns. You say, what should we do? " At that time, everyone firmly expressed their willingness to listen to his ideas.

He continued, "Nothing ventured, nothing ventured. The only way now is to attack the Huns with fire tonight and kill them quickly.

Only in this way will King Zheng Shan sincerely submit to the Han Dynasty. " That night, Ban Chao and his thirty-six companions rushed into the residence of Huns and fought to the death, defeating most Huns with a few manpower, achieving the expected goal.

According to this story, people in the future extended the phrase "Nothing ventured, nothing ventured" to show that people do things without making up their minds, going through danger and hard work.