Four-character idioms containing agriculture and forestry

1. Four-character idioms about agriculture

To live and work in peace and contentment An: stability; Le: love, happiness; Industry: occupation. It refers to living and working peacefully and happily.

Source: Chapter 80 of "Laozi": "Everyone enjoys his food, makes his clothes beautiful, lives his customs, enjoys his occupations, and has no contact with each other until he grows old and dies." "Hanshu Biography of Huo Shi" "Everyone is content with his home and enjoys his occupation; he enjoys his food and enjoys his clothes."

Back to the original and towards the end. In ancient times, agriculture was often the basis, with craftsmen and merchants at the end. Refers to deviating from the main part and pursuing the minutiae.

Source: "Book of Han·Shi Huo Zhi 1": "At that time, the people of the Warring States period all turned their backs on their roots and tended to end."

Not listed in the competition every year: repeatedly; frequently. Agricultural harvests have failed year after year. Also known as "not as good as the old ones".

Source: "Book of Jin·Biography of Fu Xuan": "As the years passed, Qiang and Hu harassed the border areas. He ordered a meeting between officials and ministers. Xuan responded to all questions and stated everything straightforwardly."

To compare one's years with another's: repeatedly; frequently. Agricultural harvests have failed year after year.

Source: "Book of Han·Chronicles of Emperor Cheng": "Those in Guandong who have not been there for a long time, and the officials and people who feed the poor with righteousness, and use grain to help the county magistrates to provide relief, have been granted the title of Zhizhi."

If you don’t harvest crops, you won’t harvest crops. Crops means sowing seeds; harvest crops. Generally refers to not participating in agricultural production labor.

Source: "The Book of Songs·Wei Feng·Cutting Sandalwood": "If there is no harvest, no cropping, how can we seize three hundred grains of grain?"

Chongqing the basic and suppress the weak, pay attention to the root and despise the branches. end. In ancient times, "Ben" mostly referred to agriculture, and "Mo" mostly referred to industry and commerce.

Source: "Three Kingdoms·Wei Zhi·Biography of Sima Zhi": "The rule of the king is to respect the basic and suppress the weak, and focus on farming and grain."

The wind and rain are in harmony: harmonious; Shun: harmonious association. The wind and rain are timely and appropriate. Describes wind and rain suitable for farming season.

Source: "Six Tao": "Now that Yin is conquered, the wind is withering and the rain is smooth."

Futian Liyi Fu: engage in; Yi: harvest grains. Refers to working hard in agricultural production.

Source: "Shang Shu Pan Geng 1": "If farmers work hard in the fields, there will also be autumn."

Farming and tree art: hoeing, tree: planting; art :sowing. Plow fields, hoe weeds, plant trees, and sow seeds. Generally refers to all kinds of agricultural production labor.

Source: "Xunzi·Zidao": "Working hard and sleeping hard at night, cultivating arboriculture, with calluses on hands and feet, to nourish the body." 2. What are the four-character idioms that describe agriculture

Idioms describing agriculture: The grains are abundant, the wheat is beautiful, the crops are not harvested, the crops are not cultivated intensively, the years are good, the years are good, the harrows are pulled, the plows are used, the plows are plowed, the spring is plowed, and the autumn is fruitful

The grains are harvested [wǔ gǔ fēng dēng]: refers to a good year, Good harvest of food.

(Example sentence): Smooth weather and abundant harvests are the wishes of every farmer.

Mai Xiu Liangqi [mài xiù liǎng qí]: A wheat plant grows two ears, which is a sign of a good harvest. It is often used to praise officials for their outstanding achievements in governance.

(Example sentence): Emperor Li Shimin governed well, and the farmers could be said to be divided between wheat and show.

No crops, no crops [bù jià bù sè]: generally refers to not participating in agricultural production work.

(Example sentence): The slave owner did not farm or grow crops, but lived a luxurious life.

Intensive farming [jīng gēng xì zuò]: refers to careful and careful farming in agriculture.

(Example sentence) Crops must be cultivated intensively, otherwise the growth of crops will be affected.

Sui Min Nian Feng [suì rěn nián fēng]: refers to agricultural harvest. Same as "good luck every year".

(Example sentence): In the Yiyou year of Qianlong, the weather was smooth and the years were prosperous.

To pull the rake and help the plow [zhuāi pá fú lí]: engaged in agricultural activities, farming as a profession.

(Example sentence): What a "great talent" Su Dongpo was. He was exiled to Huangzhou, pulling a rake and helping a plow, and was demoted to Qiongzhou, where he lived with dogs. He died of illness at the age of 66 in Changzhou on his way back to the north.

spring plowing and autumn harvest [chūn gēng qiū shí]: sow seeds in spring and harvest fruits in autumn.

(Example sentence): Farmers live a life of spring plowing and autumn harvest. 3. What are the four-character words that describe the forest?

A single tree does not make a forest. A tree becomes a boat. It takes a hundred years to make a tree. People uproot the tree to find its roots. Make a new one. The tree is tall. The spring tree is full of clouds.

Big The general tree, the knife mountain, the sword tree is unique, the cultivated arboriculture shakes the tree and the earthworms

The fire tree, the silver flower, the jade tree leans on the jade tree, the sword tree, the sword mountain, the dead tree, the flower, the willow tree, the knife is on the willow tree, and the mulberry tree is bleeding

The dusk cloud spring tree The earthworms shook the trees, the jade trees in Qionglin were planted by the predecessors, and the descendants took advantage of the cool weather to cut the trees and fell the roots.

The tree monument was erected and the tree fell. A hundred years old, people climbed up the tree and pulled up ladders. The tree wanted to be quiet but the wind did not stop. The iron tree bloomed and the beautiful tree in the Yaolin grew up.

One tree harvested a hundred clouds. The thoughts of the tree only saw the trees but not the forest

The above are all about trees. Idioms

The following are idioms whose third and last characters contain trees

A century-old tree, a sword, a mountain, a sword, a tree, a tree, a tree, a tree, a tree, a worm, a tree, a worm, a tree, a eucalyptus, a eucalyptus It takes ten years to shake down the lone tree with two axes, and it takes ten years to cultivate people, and it takes a hundred years to cultivate people. The Qiong tree in Yaolin, the Zhilan Yushu 4. Please, an idiom similar to the agricultural industry, the agricultural industry is tiring, four words, more elegant, thank you

Sui Min and Nian Feng: Min: the crops are mature. Refers to agricultural harvest. Same as "good luck every year".

Pulling the rake and supporting the plow: engaging in agricultural activities and farming as a career.

To emphasize this section, use: 本: Ancient my country was based on agriculture. Strengthen agricultural production and save costs. Intensive farming: refers to careful and careful farming in agriculture.

Arboriculture: Cultivating: weeding, tree: planting; Art: sowing. Plow fields, hoe weeds, plant trees, and sow seeds. Generally refers to all kinds of agricultural production labor.

Grow in spring and grow in summer, harvest in autumn and store in winter: sprout in spring, grow in summer, harvest in autumn, and store in winter. Refers to the general process of agricultural production. It also refers to the occurrence and development process of things.

No crops, no crops: crops: sowing seeds; crops: harvesting grains. Generally refers to people who do not participate in agricultural production and labor. The seasons are harmonious and the harvest is good:

The four seasons are harmonious and the grains are harvested. Used to praise the peaceful and prosperous times. The same as "time and prosperity".

Auspicious snow heralds a good year: Rui: auspicious. Timely winter snow heralds a good harvest in the coming year.

Mai Xiu Liangqi: also known as "Mai Xiu Liangqi". ①A wheat plant grows two ears. It is a sign of good harvest and is often used to praise officials for their outstanding achievements in governance. ②The name of Tang Jiaofang's song.

Feng Deng: Deng: mature. It means a good year and a good harvest.

Rang Rang Man Jia: Rang Rang: Plenty. Describes a bumper harvest and a warehouse full of food. 5. Idioms and colloquial sayings about the word "farm"

To house soldiers in farmers

Pinyin: yù bīng yú nóng

Definition: Yu: to stay in one's home, including. It refers to providing farmers with certain military training, farming in peacetime, and participating in war in wartime. Or refers to military settlement.

2. Scholars, farmers, industry and commerce

Pinyin: shì nóng gōng shāng

Definition: The so-called four people in ancient times refer to those who read, those who farm, those who work, and those who do business .

3. Sinong Yangwu

Pinyin: sī nóng yǎng wū

Definition: The official in charge of money and food is at a loss and has nothing to do. Describes the emptiness of the national treasury and financial constraints.

4. Cow farmers cry to each other

Pinyin: niú nóng duì qì

Definition: Sleeping in cow clothes, crying to each other.

Describes a couple living a poor life together.

5. Do not violate the farming season

Pinyin: bù wéi nóng shí

Definition: Violation: Failure to comply. Do not delay the planting season of crops.

6. The low price of grain hurts farmers

Pinyin: gǔ jiàn shāng nóng

Definition: Grain: grain. Refers to the fact that food prices are too low, causing harm to farmers.

Harvest years, famine years and valleys

Farming proverbs and allusions 1● Farming labor is heavy and boring. The phrase "face to the loess and back to the sky" has made generations of farmers in the city carry their weight. You can't afford to be rich, but there is definitely no lack of imagination and creativity in rural areas. Every saying and allusion is a vivid story in itself. Preparing the fields is like embroidery. If you want to do well in the field, you must plow early in winter, firstly to bring mud, and secondly to dead grass. Liling people call going to the fields to do farm work "Kung Fu", which is very technical. A hill of field should be leveled to leave a palmful of water for cultivation, and it should be as flat as a mirror. On the one hand, when water is released, the whole hillock is irrigated; on the other hand, the head of the seedling is short, and it is easy to die in the sun when inserted in a high place, and it is easy to drown when inserted in a puddle. The growth is uneven, and the heading will not be neat. It is said that "the plowing field must be deep, the harrowing field must be level, and the harvest must be seen under the hoe", and it is also said that "preparing the field is like embroidery", so it is definitely a meticulous job, and this town advocates green manure for winter, and the red flowers and grass seeds will be green throughout the winter. , next spring, plows will turn the grass into the mud, soak it in water, and it will become a rare fertilizer. Those who don’t want to plant green manure have to plow the field every other winter to raise the boards. As the saying goes, “Plowing the field through the winter will kill the insects and pine trees.” Otherwise, when the local weed called "horse nail" grows into the weather, it will not die in the sun, soaking, or stepped in the mud, and it will end up with the consequences of "the grain fell into the mud, and the plow broke the plow." There are at least three processes required to prepare the fields. First, use a plow to turn over the mud and soak it, then use a Yokota iron rake to break up the mud, use a bamboo rake to rake the mud flat, and finally use wooden stairs to drag it flatly and remove the floating mud. The mud was pressed to the level of a palm. The plowed fields are placed quietly between the ridges. They are simply a fine blank of art, waiting for farmers to embroider and carve. When the two soils come together, there will be good harvests in several years but a cold spring. "The Qingming Festival cuts off the snow, and the Grain Rain cuts off the frost" refers to the general rules of the climate. After the Jingzhe, the weather gradually warmed up. Around the Tomb-Sweeping Day, when the first grain crops were planted in the mud, a cold current flowed southward, causing the temperature to drop by more than ten degrees in a short period of time, and even frost occurred. This relatively unique climate The phenomenon is called "late spring cold". Local proverbs include "April 8, the duck will freeze to death" and "If you eat Dragon Boat Festival rice dumplings, it will freeze for three days." At this time, it is easy to cause rotten seeds and seedlings, seriously affecting agricultural production. The arrival of the late spring cold also follows a pattern. The farmer's proverb "Frogs croak in front of the community, prepare three sets of grain seeds" refers to abnormal weather. If the temperature rises too fast in spring, there is likely to be a cold wave that causes the seeds to rot. Thousands of years of experience from the ancients can only take negative measures of "planting grains and preparing three sets". After the founding of the People's Republic of China, Liling's agricultural science and technology personnel conducted in-depth investigations and combined with the farming habit of "not before the Qingming Festival in February and not after the Qingming Festival in March", determined that the "cold tail and warm head" period from March 26 to early April each year is It is a safe sowing period for early rice in Liling, and the rice is being planted all over the world, which effectively solves the problem of late spring cold that plagues agricultural production