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What idioms with the word "Tibetan" are there?

Hidden in Tibet, Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, Golden House, Hidden Beauty, Hidden Head and Hidden Tail, Hidden Form and Hidden Shadow.

1. Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon

【 H incarnation Chang Long 】

[Interpretation]

It refers to the hidden hidden hidden dragon crouching tiger, and also refers to the hidden talents.

[example]

This university is full of talents.

[source]

Yu Xin's poem "Talking about the Newly-built Mountain Area in Yanggong, Tonghui River" in the Northern Zhou Dynasty: "Hidden stones are suspected of hiding tigers, and their roots are like Wolong."

2. the golden house hides the charming.

【jīn wáng Jiāo】

[Interpretation]

Jiao: Originally refers to the cousin of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. When Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was young, he loved Gillian and said that he wanted her to live in the Golden House. It refers to letting beloved wives and concubines live in a gorgeous house. Also refers to concubinage.

[example]

Therefore, at that time, she Laowu was in love with Yanling, and each had its own meaning. Huang Qing Xiao Pei's Twenty Years of Fan Huameng: The 23rd Return.

[source]

Han Bangu's Hanwu story: "If Gillian is a wife, it will be stored as a golden house."

Hide the knife in a smile

【xiào lǐ cáng dāo】

[Interpretation]

Describe the appearance of being kind to people, but it is sinister.

[example]

He poured my medicine. He was shocked and soaked in the ice for four minutes. Who expected it? When he saw it, he collapsed. The Second Fold of Meng Yuan and Han Qing's Mo He Luo

[source]

"Biography of Li Yifu in Old Tang Dynasty": "The righteous government looks warm and respectful, and will laugh at people, not thieves. Those who are in power want others to be attached to them, care a little and need to get into trouble. Therefore, people say that there is a knife in the laughter of a just government. "

Hide one's head and show one's tail

【cáng tóu lóI】

[Interpretation]

Hide one's head and expose one's tail. The description is evasive and doesn't tell the whole truth.

[example]

As soon as you put up someone else's fake signboard, there will be many faces to restrain you, so you have to ~; Have fun, how can you be satisfied! Pu's "Evil Sea Flower" is the thirtieth time.

[source]

Bird Kejiu's divertimento "Touch your lips, turn around and talk back": "Leave your post early, stay away from right and wrong, and keep your head and tail."

Hide and disappear

【 Chang xíng nì yǐng 】

[Interpretation]

Hide: Hide. Hide one's whereabouts and not reveal the truth.

[source]

"The last chapter": "You hide and don't see, the group is selfless, covering your ears and covering your eyes, and everyone is afraid of earthquakes."