Fleeing at an early age was originally described as a peach tree with flourishing branches and leaves. Later, it was used as a tongue-in-cheek expression for running away, borrowing the sound of "peach" to harmonize with "escape".
I. Pinyin
The pinyin for "escape at an early age" is ?táo zhī yāo yāo.
Second, close synonyms
1. Ji: lucky; auspicious. It is better to run away secretly. It means to sneak away from something.
2, holding the head of the rat scurrying: holding the head, like a rat like scurrying. Describes the wretched appearance of running away in a hurry.
3, like birds and beasts scattered: like frightened birds and beasts scattered.
Three, antonyms
1, standing still: hilly: high and independent look. Like a high mountain stands erect and motionless. Describe the tall and solid, can not be shaken.
2, the sky and net: up and down the four directions have laid a net. The metaphor of the enemy or fugitive set up a tight siege. Luo: the net of bird catching.
Four, make sentences
1, later, someone suggested to use the lion dance to scare the beast, and it worked, the beast fled every day.
2. Although I found several crickets, I was always half a step slow and let them get away.
3. When you look for joy, joy escapes you; when you avoid joy, joy runs away with you.
The allusion to "fleeing at an early age"
The idiom of "fleeing at an early age" is taken from "The Book of Songs． The idiom of "The Peach is Young" is from "The Book of Poetry． The idiom of Escape at an Early Age is adapted from Peach at an Early Age in Peach at an Early Age. Originally, the idiom of "Peach Tree" describes the luxuriant and beautiful flowers and leaves of the peach tree. The phrase "burning its splendor" emphasizes the freshness and brightness of the peach blossom's opening.
These two lines are very famous lines of the Book of Songs, and later because of the peach and escape escape homophonic, so some people will jokingly run away from the incident, borrowed the peach to the metaphor, more peach peach into escape escape escape, and so it became the escape of the idiom, where the premature has not the original meaning.
Baidu Wikipedia - The Early Escape