Verses related to Chi

1. Poems about Chi

2. Poems about Chi

Poems about Chi 1. Idioms about Chi are

Galloping horse to test sword galloping horse: to ride a horse and run at a gallop; try: to use. Horse racing and sword dancing. It describes people riding horses, practicing swordsmanship and martial arts.

Xingchi Electric Walking: running; walking: running. Like stars galloping, like lightning flashing. Describe extremely quickly.

Fake reputation means not having real talent and learning, but relying on mutual flattery to gain fame.

The word "Dian Li Feng Chi" is as fast as lightning and wind.

Wind and lightning are as fast as the wind and lightning. Same as "speeding with lightning".

Dancing in the east and galloping in the west still means conquering in the east and conquering in the west.

whimpering means rushing to something quickly.

The soul is shaken and the soul is shaken.

Xingchi Electric Switch: Mercedes-Benz. Like stars galloping, like lightning flashing. Describe extremely quickly.

Galloping east and west, running around. It mostly refers to being forced by life or running around for a certain purpose. Same as "running around".

The lightning stars passed by like lightning and meteors. Metaphor of rapidity.

Galloping high and flying far is still said to be aiming high and far.

Chizhi Yiwu Yiwu lives in Hami, Xinjiang today. It expresses the desire to make achievements in the frontier fortress.

Fengchitingzhao describes a quick attack. Same as "Wind Chi Electric Shock".

The chariot and the horse are running fast and furiously.

The power of wind and grass is a metaphor for the powerful force that can subdue everything. Same as "Fashion and grass are popular".

Rushing eastward and bumping westward means wandering around without a fixed goal. Same as "running around and hitting here and there".

Rushing eastward and attacking westward means that the command is not unified and several armies act independently.

Soul-stirring means shaking the soul.

Chishengpufa refers to the spread of fame.

2. Poems about running without rest

1. If you persevere, the rotten wood will not break; if you persevere, the metal and stone can be carved. ——Xunzi's "Encouragement to Learning"

2. When the soil accumulates, it becomes a mountain, and wind and rain stir up it; when the water accumulates, it forms a abyss, and dragons emerge; when it accumulates good deeds, it becomes virtue, and the gods are satisfied with themselves, and the holy heart is prepared. ——Xunzi's "Encouragement to Learning"

3. If you don't accumulate small steps, you can't reach a thousand miles; if you don't accumulate small streams, you can't become a river. A horse can't take ten steps with one leap; a horse can ride ten times, but it's hard to give up. If you persevere, the rotten wood will not break; if you persevere, the metal and stone can be carved. ——Xunzi's "Encouragement to Learning"

4. Where there is a will, things come true. Even if the cauldron sinks the boat, a hundred and two Qin passes will eventually belong to Chu. The painstaking efforts of man and nature will not let him down, and he will suffer hardships while sleeping on the firewood. Three thousand Yue Jia can swallow Wu. ——Pu Songling's self-encouragement couplet

5. The old man is still ambitious, but his ambition is thousands of miles; the martyrs are ambitious in their old age. ——Cao Cao

3. The idiom starting with the word "Chi" is nothing to do.

The first one is what you want. Chicheng battlefield: Chicheng battlefield means gallop: Mercedes-Benz. Battlefield: battlefield. Riding a horse galloping on the battlefield, describing heroic fighting, unstoppable. Chizhiyiwu: Chizhiyiwu means Yiwu, today's Hami, Xinjiang. It expresses the yearning to make contributions in the frontier fortress. Chizhiyiwu Reputation: Chishenggouyu means the spread of fame. Famous Chinese and foreign: Famous Chinese and foreign means Chi: spread. Describes the reputation spread far and wide. Famous world: Famous world means Chi: spread. Describes the reputation spread far and wide. . Well-known in the world: Well-known in the world means well-known: famous; contemporary: contemporary, today. Fame spreads far in the contemporary era. Describes extremely high popularity. Chima test sword: Chima test sword means gallop: ride a horse and fly. Run; try: use "horse racing and sword dancing" to describe people practicing sword and martial arts on horseback. Chihun seizes the soul: Chihun seizes the soul means to describe shaking the soul. Chihun seizes the soul means to describe the shaking. Mind. Chi Gao Wu Yuan: Chi Gao Wu Yuan means to aim high and far away. Chi Feng Cheng Yu Yuan: Chi Feng Cheng Yu Yuan means to ride on the wind and rain.

4. Idioms containing the word "Chi"

* To run in the opposite direction* To ride on a jade stone* To gallop with a chariot and a horse* To gallop on the battlefield* To gallop in the wind and rain* To gallop high and far away* To gallop to the soul* Galloping to seize the soul* Galloping on horse to test the sword* Famous in the world* Famous in the world* Famous at home and abroad* Galloping to fame* Chi Chi Yiwu* Galloping on the wind* Galloping on the stars* Galloping eastward and galloping west* Galloping eastward and striking in the west* East Galloping in the west* Galloping in the west* Galloping with abandon* Galloping in the wind* Galloping in the wind* Galloping in the wind* Galloping in the wind* Galloping in the wind* Galloping in the wind* Galloping in the wind* Galloping in the wind* Galloping in the rain* Wind and cloud roll* Wind and cloud walking* Soul and dream* Fake sound of praise* Dragon and tiger suddenly* Speed ??and power sleep* Heart and soul* Heart and Wei Que* Heart and soul* Star and electric switch* Star and electric hair* Star and electric walk * The intention is longing for * To gallop and gallop * To drive and gallop * To gallop vertically and horizontally.

5. Urgent request, a beautiful poem with cranes and galloping

1. The yellow crane is gone and will never return, and the white clouds are empty for thousands of years.

From: "Yellow Crane Tower" by Cui Hao of the Tang Dynasty

Analysis: It means that the Yellow Crane never came back after it left. For thousands of years, it only saw white clouds. This sentence is a couplet in the poem. Infected by this scene, the poet's mood gradually became brighter, and the emotions in his chest also took on wings of galloping. The long history and beautiful legends of the Yellow Crane Tower are replayed before our eyes, but in the end things have changed and the building has become empty.

2. The yellow crane cannot fly past, but the ape is trying to escape its sorrow by climbing on it.

From: "The Road to Shu is Difficult" by Li Bai of the Tang Dynasty

Analysis: This poem was written by Li Bai when he was in Chang'an from 742 to 744 AD to send his friend Wang Yan off to Shu. The purpose of writing is to persuade Wang Yan not to detain Shu and return to Chang'an as soon as possible. Avoid the unexpected hands of jealous villains. Some scholars believe that this poem was written by Li Bai as a message to his friends when he first entered Chang'an and returned without success during the Kaiyuan period.

3. A crane flying above the clouds in a clear sky brings poetry to the blue sky.

From: "Autumn Poems" by Liu Yuxi of the Tang Dynasty

Analysis: It means that in autumn, when the sky is clear and the sky is clear, a crane pushes away the clouds and soars upward, which triggers poetry to fly into the sky. The depiction of this unique landscape shows an open scene with crisp autumn air, clear skies and floating white clouds. The soaring crane also carries the poet's poetry and soars into the sky together. Although the crane is lonely, the momentum it displays is extraordinary.

4. There are few people coming to the top, and there are not many cranes in the sky.

From: "Sushan Temple" by Jia Dao in the Tang Dynasty

Analysis: It means that there are few people coming to the top of the mountain, and the pine trees stand high like lonely wild cranes. "There are no flocks of cranes among the tall pine trees", which refers to a solitary crane perched on a tall pine tree. The crane is a fairy bird, a legacy of Qingxiao. It does not keep company with chickens and mandarin ducks. It is originally free from the world and refined from the world. It is beneficial to nest on the tall pine trees next to the ancient temple, which shows that it is free from vulgarity and outstanding.

5. How can the lonely clouds and wild cranes live in the human world?

From: "Sending Master Fangwai" by Liu Changqing of the Tang Dynasty

Analysis: It means that Guyun is accompanying Yehe, how can he live in the human world. "How can a wild crane live in the world like a lonely cloud?" The description of the monk by the wild crane flying in the cloud is apt and interesting. "Clouds" and "cranes" are no longer ordinary things in the world, let alone "lonely clouds" and "wild cranes". Such otherworldly things cannot be retained in the human world. Therefore, the poet humorously said that he could not live in the human world.

6. Poems about galloping horses

Guo Xiaogu

Author: Yang Ji

The big guy is as low as a plate, and the little guy is as low as a plate. Standing tall.

The mountains are like envoys, bowing to each other from left to right.

A single root stands upright, and thousands of apertures burst into flames.

The wind is swirling in the wind, and the vitality is miserable and wet.

The river flows beneath it, and no one dares to drain it when it is angry.

The vortex is deep and the horse is running fast.

If you try hard or miss, you will be out of reach.

I am here on the evening of autumn, when the trees are falling and the birds are gathering.

Don’t watch the rhinoceros on the boat at night, the sharks hold the beads and weep.

The Song of Yangshan People Seeking Immortals

Author: Wang Wen

The snow-white hair hanging down from the shoulders, the jade face with peach blossoms like a young man.

When people say that things are wrong in the world, they often like to escape from meditation while sitting.

Once I traveled to the Five Mountains in search of immortals, I would never stop walking in my mango shoes.

In the morning, I ascend the Kuai Pavilion to enjoy the flowing clouds, and in the evening, I stay in the Cloud Room to pound the elixir.

Huiyan once met Pei Qing’s father, who abandoned his wife and went to Zhenren’s house.

The grass is more than three feet deep where I lie down, and I ride on a hungry tiger every time I enter an empty mountain.

Suddenly there were bronze drums on the street, and a piece of green felt covered the sun.

Returning to the cave in the dark to hold the dragon, you can smell the strange fragrance all over your body.

Dayue people say that they have great fortune, walking deep into the mountains at night and galloping horses.

When people ask about the truth, they don’t have a single word, they just draw circles in their hands.

Later, the author Zhang Xueqiao showed the shadows sitting on the snow-capped mountains.

Since the clouds have penetrated the affairs of Yuan Palace, I have seen three flowers floating on the top.

Yang Boyu, the master of Dragon Palace, is as refined as a virgin.

A hundred-foot ladder bridge and a ten thousand-foot pool were brought to the place where Xiyi lectured.

Zhang Guangming, who was under Qixing Rock, came back from applying medicine and his eyes were blue.

The strange pines have no branches, the bottom of the cave is dark, and the sky is clear when the dragon whips it every day.

Big Nie and Xiao Nie are the last to see each other, feeling refreshed and refreshed.

Half a bed on the mountain, there are thousands of books, and I have a full meal of Huangjing rice.

Returning will bring you the reputation of early avoidance, and the path of loneliness in the world will begin.

Sitting cross-legged on the pantuo stone, adhering to nothingness to raise the baby.

Xiaogushan

Author: Shao Bao

I heard in the past that the mainstay of the Yellow River sat in the east of Kuanglan for eternity.

Xiaogu is the mainstay of the river, and his special appearance is different from that of the other mountains.

The mountains are galloping along with the river, loving the stalagmites that reach the sky.

I am alone, I am created by nature, and I let the huge waves ride on the long wind.

Jie Xuansu received the commandment from Shen Yu, and his eloquence did not hinder Jiang Chaozong.

I came to stay at Pengzexia and looked up at the Palace of Divine Concubines.

Green smoke falls from the glass of wine, and thousands of sails read across the clear pond.

Raising a glass to the river, the sun is white, and the misty green peaks are left across the river.

The bento pen is written about the East China Sea, and the three mountains point through the misty clouds.

7. What are the idioms about galloping?

Wind and lightning: gallop: run; gallop: flash past. The description is very fast, like the wind blowing and lightning.

Xingchi Electric Walking: running; walking: running. Like stars galloping, like lightning flashing. Describe extremely quickly.

The chariot and the horse are running fast and furiously.

Galloping east and west, running around. It mostly refers to being forced by life or running around for a certain purpose. Same as "running around".

Rushing eastward and attacking westward means that the command is not unified and several armies act independently.

Rushing eastward and bumping westward means wandering around without a fixed goal. Same as "running around and hitting here and there".

The power of wind and grass is a metaphor for the powerful force that can subdue everything. Same as "Fashion and grass are popular".

Wind and lightning are as fast as the wind and lightning. Same as "speeding with lightning".

whimpering means rushing to something quickly.

Fengchi electric shock describes a quick attack.

Wind and Lightning means as fast as wind and lightning. Same as "speeding with lightning".

whirlwind means as fast as the wind and lightning. Same as "speeding with lightning".

Fengchitingzhao describes a quick attack. Same as "Wind Chi Electric Shock".

风流雨雨与风雨雨与风雨狠 means something as swift and violent as the wind and rain.

The wind and the clouds describe sweeping across the country quickly.

风飞云行 describes running at high speed.

hunchi dream describes how much I miss you.

The dragon gallops and the tiger suddenly refers to the heroes competing for the deer.

Shenchili is sleepy. It describes the yearning and sleepiness of the mind.

Chi: Benz. The mind runs toward what it desires. Describes longing for.

About Chi poems 1. The idioms starting with the word Chi are nothing to do.

2. Idioms about galloping include:

galloping horse to test sword galloping horse: riding a horse and running at a gallop; trial: using. Horse racing and sword dancing. It describes people riding horses, practicing swordsmanship and martial arts.

Xingchi Electric Walking: running; walking: running. Like stars galloping, like lightning flashing. Describe extremely quickly.

Fake reputation means not having real talent and learning, but relying on mutual flattery to gain fame.

The word "Dian Li Feng Chi" is as fast as lightning and wind.

Wind and lightning are as fast as the wind and lightning. Same as "speeding with lightning".

Dancing in the east and galloping in the west still means conquering in the east and conquering in the west.

whimpering means rushing to something quickly.

The soul is shaken and the soul is shaken.

Xingchi Electric Switch: Mercedes-Benz. Like stars galloping, like lightning flashing. Describe extremely quickly.

Galloping east and west, running around. It mostly refers to being forced by life or running around for a certain purpose. Same as "running around".

The lightning stars passed by like lightning and meteors. Metaphor of rapidity.

Galloping high and flying far is still said to be aiming high and far.

Chizhi Yiwu Yiwu lives in Hami, Xinjiang today. It expresses the desire to make achievements in the frontier fortress.

Fengchitingzhao describes a quick attack. Same as "Wind Chi Electric Shock".

The chariot and the horse are running fast and furiously.

The power of wind and grass is a metaphor for the powerful force that can subdue everything. Same as "Fashion and grass are popular".

Rushing eastward and bumping westward means wandering around without a fixed goal. Same as "running around and hitting here and there".

Rushing eastward and attacking westward means that the command is not unified and several armies act independently.

Soul-stirring means shaking the soul.

Chishengpufa refers to the spread of fame.

3. Idioms containing the word "Chi"

* To run in the opposite direction* To ride on a jade stone* To gallop in a chariot* To gallop on the battlefield* To gallop in the wind and rain* To gallop high and far away* To gallop to the soul* Galloping to seize the soul* Galloping on horse to test the sword* Famous in the world* Famous in the world* Famous at home and abroad* Galloping to fame* Chi Chi Yiwu* Galloping on the wind* Galloping on the stars* Galloping eastward and galloping west* Galloping eastward and striking in the west* East Galloping in the west* Galloping in the west* Galloping with abandon* Galloping in the wind* Galloping in the wind* Galloping in the wind* Galloping in the wind* Galloping in the wind* Galloping in the wind* Galloping in the wind* Galloping in the wind* Galloping in the rain* Wind and cloud roll* Wind and cloud walking* Soul and dream* Fake sound of praise* Dragon and tiger suddenly* Speed ??and power sleep* Heart and soul* Heart and Wei Que* Heart and soul* Star and electric switch* Star and electric hair* Star and electric walk * The intention is longing for * To gallop and gallop * To drive and gallop * To gallop vertically and horizontally.

4. What are the idioms about galloping?

Wind and lightning: gallop: run; gallop: flash past. The description is very fast, like the wind blowing and lightning.

Xingchi Electric Walking: running; walking: running. Like stars galloping, like lightning flashing. Describe extremely quickly.

The chariot and the horse are running fast and furiously.

Galloping east and west, running around. It mostly refers to being forced by life or running around for a certain purpose. Same as "running around".

Rushing eastward and attacking westward means that the command is not unified and several armies act independently.

Rushing eastward and bumping westward means wandering around without a fixed goal. Same as "running around and hitting here and there".

The power of wind and grass is a metaphor for the powerful force that can subdue everything. Same as "Fashion and grass are popular".

Wind and lightning are as fast as the wind and lightning. Same as "speeding with lightning".

whirlwind means arriving quickly.

Fengchi electric shock describes a quick attack.

Wind and Lightning means as fast as wind and lightning. Same as "speeding with lightning".

whirlwind means as fast as the wind and lightning. Same as "speeding with lightning".

Fengchitingzhao describes a quick attack. Same as "Wind Chi Electric Shock".

风流雨雨与风雨雨与风雨狠 (feng galu yu Su Su Su) means something as swift and violent as wind and rain.

The wind and the clouds describe sweeping across the country quickly.

风飞云行 describes running at high speed.

hunchi dream describes how much I miss you.

The dragon gallops and the tiger suddenly refers to a group of heroes competing against each other.

Shenchili sleepy describes longing for the mind and feeling groggy.

Chi: Benz. The mind runs toward what it desires. Describes longing for.

5. Poems about galloping horses