Idioms and proverbs about water

The mountains are clear, beautiful and poor, full of water, covered by fire, and the water is high and low.

Feng shui chung mu water mirror flowers water moon mountains flowing water Changsha water is pale.

Idioms with water at the end

Like a duck to water, a stream of water, high mountain running water, a pool of stagnant water, Mashan Chu water.

Looking through the autumn water, dragging the water, into the wasteland and out of the water.

After wading through mountains and rivers, you can get some water. You can cut water with your eyes and throw stones into the water.

Rumor: once the sea is difficult for water, it will always be amber.

Men are made of mud and women are made of water.

Weak water 3 thousand, I only take a gourd ladle to drink.

Get the moon first by being close to the water.

There is no fish in clear water, and there is no disciple in human observation.

Wise people enjoy water, while benevolent people enjoy water.

The mountain is not high, the fairy is famous, the water is not deep, and the dragon has spirit.

Open source and reduce expenditure. This is natural. Water droplets will wear away stones. Fire and water are incompatible.

The north and south of the thatched cottage are all springs, and the flock of gulls flew in.

The mountain is high and the moon is small, and the truth comes out.

Green is taken from blue, and green is blue; Ice, water, but colder than water.

Two-part allegorical saying: duckweed in water-rootless

Water hyacinth-can't sink to the bottom.

Hit a stick on the water. -No trace.

Looking for the moon under the water-in vain (figuratively speaking, it took a lot of effort but nothing)

Throwing stones in water-testing depth

Radish playing gong-solar terms are getting shorter and shorter (metaphor is getting less and less)

Wet hemp rope-step by step (figuratively speaking, the situation is getting more and more tense)

The crystal bottle is filled with clear water-you can see through everything inside and outside.

Put the raft in the ditch-it's hard to turn back.