Mending the Sky and Bathing the Sun This refers to the two mythological stories of Nuwa smelting five-colored stones to mend the sky and Xixi and bathing the sun. Later, it is used to describe the ability of man to overcome nature. It also describes great feats.
East Rabbit, West Crow Rabbit, Crow: Ancient myths say that there is a Jade Rabbit in the Moon and a three-legged Golden Crow in the Sun, so the Crow and Rabbit are used to represent the Sun and the Moon. The moon rises in the east and the sun sets in the west. Indicates that time is constantly passing.
The east sun is driving both Hei: Hei and, in mythology, the god who drives the sun car. It means the sun has risen in the east. The metaphor is that the darkness has been dispersed and the light has been seen. It is also known as "the sun is rising in the east".
吉光片羽 吉光：古代神话中的神兽名；片羽：一片毛。 It is a metaphor for the remnants of precious relics.
The opening of heaven and earth Ancient mythology: Pangu's opening of heaven and earth, the beginning of human history. Later, it is often compared to the unprecedented, which has not existed since ancient times.
Kwafu chasing the sun Ancient myth. It is the same as "Quafu chasing the sun".
Refining stone to mend the sky Refine: to make a substance pure or tough by heating. Ancient myth, according to legend, the sky is lacking in the northwest, Nvwa refining five-color stone to make up for it. It is a metaphor for utilizing one's talents and means to make up for national as well as political failures.
Cowboys and Weaving Maidens The heroes of the mythical story evolved from Altair and Vega meet at the Magpie Bridge on the seventh day of the seventh month every year. It is now used as a metaphor for couples who live apart
Nuwa Mending Heaven A mythological story in which Fuxi's sister, Nuwa, made five-colored stones to mend the sky. It describes the greatness and fearlessness of the struggle to transform heaven and earth
Nüwa (牵牛织女) refers to the stars Altair and Vega. It also refers to the Cowherd and Weaving Maiden in ancient mythology.
Qingdu Ziwei The palace where the emperor of heaven resides in myth and legend.
The Pillar of Optimus Prime The pillar that supports the sky. In ancient mythology, there were eight pillars in the Kunlun Mountains, which were later used as a metaphor for a person who could bear heavy responsibilities. It is also known as the "Jade Pillar of Optimism".
Yu Yuan (虞渊) is the thinning of the sun. Yu Yuan, the place where the sun enters in myths and legends. The Huainanzi - astronomy training ":" the sun yawn to the Yu Yuan, is called dusk." Zhuang Kui Ji school: "" Taiping Yuban " as" thin in Yu Yuan "."
Ten suns ① Ancient myths and legends have ten suns appearing at the same time. The story is a metaphor for the rise of a riot.
The water filled San Francisco Mythological story. Jinshan, in Zhenjiang City, Jiangsu Province. "White Snow Remains - Horse Head Tune - Leifeng Pagoda": "Jinshan Temple, Fa Hai saw Xu Xian, with a demonic face, do not put down the mountain. Angry white snake, busy call Qing'er, led the shrimp soldiers and crab generals, which is water filled San Francisco." Also known as "Water Fills San Francisco". Lu Xun "grave - on the collapse of the Leifeng Pagoda": "defending Fahai Zen Master yawn will hide him behind the throne of the Jinshan Temple, the White Snake Niang came
Song Qiao's life Pine Qiao: mythological immortal Chisong Zi and Prince Qiao. It refers to longevity.
The Seamlessness of Heavenly Clothes Mythological legend says that a fairy's clothes have no seams. The metaphor is that things are so well thought out and perfect that no faults can be found.
Wushan Yunyu (巫山雲雨) originally refers to the ancient myth that the goddess of Wushan raised clouds and sent down rain. Later, it was referred to as the union of man and woman.
Seamless Heavenly Clothes The myth says that the heavenly clothes worn by the fairies do not need to be sewn together by needle and thread, and there are no seams. It is often used as a metaphor for poetry and other things without a single flaw.
The wind and the waves were caused by the wind and the waves. The original refers to the myths and novels in which the demons and monsters perform magic spells to stir up the wind and waves. Later, it is often used as a metaphor for stirring up emotions and provoking trouble.
The clouds are made to rain. According to myths and legends, the dragon has the ability to make clouds and rain. It is a metaphor for music and poetry, which is powerful and unusual.
① Mythological palace where the immortals live. ② Describe the snow-covered buildings.
Chang'e in the Moon Chang'e: the fairy in the moon palace in the myth, it is rumored that she is the wife of Hou Yi, and went to the moon palace because she stole the medicine of immortality. Metaphorically speaking, it is a beautiful woman with great poise.
Cloud brocade heavenly chapter Cloud brocade: the mythological weaver weaves brocade with colored clouds. Tianzhang: the combination of colored clouds into a pattern. The metaphor is that the article is extremely elegant and gorgeous.
Cloud and Rain Wushan Originally refers to the ancient myths and legends of Wushan Goddess cloud rainfall. Later, it was referred to as the union of man and woman.
2. Four-letter idioms from myths not to be repeatedKuafu chases the sun
Jingwei reclaims the sea
Nuwa mends the sky
Hou Yi shoots the sun
Chang'e runs to the moon
The Eight Immortals cross the sea
Innuendo
Cowboys and Weaving Maidens
Opening up the heavens and opening up the earth
Yegong hao long
Cangsang Hai, Canghai, Cangsheng, Canghai, Cangshan, Cangzhou and Cangzhou are the most beautiful and beautiful of the four-letter idioms. p>
Canghai Mangtian
Nuwa Wa created man
Fire eyes
East rabbit, west crow: rabbit, crow: ancient myths and legends say that there is a Jade Rabbit in the moon and a three-legged Golden Crow in the sun, so crow and rabbit are used to represent the sun and the moon. The moon rises in the east and the sun sets in the west. It indicates that time keeps passing.
Mending the sky and bathing in the sun: This refers to the two mythological stories of Nuwa's refining the five-color stone to mend the sky and Xixi's bathing in the sun. Later, it is used to compare people's ability to overcome nature. It also describes great feats.
Auspicious Light: Auspicious Light: the name of a mythical beast in ancient times; Auspicious Light: a piece of hair. It is a metaphor for the remnants of precious relics.
Ten suns: ① ancient myths and legends of the heavens have ten suns appearing at the same time. ② metaphorical riots and rise
Water Flooding San Francisco: a mythical story. Jinshan, in Zhenjiang City, Jiangsu Province. White Snow Remains - Horse Head Tune - Leifeng Pagoda ":" Jinshan Temple Fa Hai saw Xu Xian, with a demonic face, do not put down the mountain. Angry white snake, busy call Qing'er, led the shrimp soldiers and crab generals, which is water filled San Francisco." Also known as "Water Fills San Francisco". Lu Xun "grave - on the collapse of the Leifeng Pagoda": "defending Fahai Zen master yawn will hide him behind the throne of the Jinshan Temple, the White Snake Niang came
seamless: myths and legends, the fairy's clothes do not have clothes seams. The metaphor is that things are so well thought out and perfect that no faults can be found.
Wushan cloud and rain: the original refers to the ancient myths and legends Wushan Goddess cloud rain. Later, it was referred to as male-female reunion.
Xing Feng Zuolang: Xing, for: cause. The original refers to the myths and novels in the demons and monsters to perform magic spells to set off the wind and waves. Later, it is often used as a metaphor for inciting emotions and stirring up trouble.
Jade Tower: ① mythical palace where the immortals live. ② describes the snow-covered buildings.
Song Qiao's life: Song Qiao: the mythological immortal Chisongzi and Prince Qiao. It refers to immortality.
3. Four Character Words from Ancient Mythological StoriesKwa Fu chases the sun and Jing Wei reclaims the sea
Mending the sky and bathing the sun This refers to the two mythological stories of Nuwa Xi making five-color stones to mend the sky and bathing the sun. Later, it was used to describe the ability of human beings to overcome nature. It also describes great feats.
East Rabbit, West Crow Rabbit, Crow: Ancient myths say that there is a Jade Rabbit in the Moon and a three-legged Golden Crow in the Sun, so the Crow and Rabbit are used to represent the Sun and the Moon. The moon rises in the east and the sun sets in the west. Indicates that time is constantly passing.
The east sun is driving both Hei: Hei and, in mythology, the god who drives the sun car. It means the sun has risen in the east. The metaphor is that the darkness has been dispersed and the light has been seen. It is also known as "the sun is rising in the east".
吉光片羽 吉光：古代神话中的神兽名；片羽：一片毛。 It is a metaphor for the remnants of precious relics.
The opening of heaven and earth Ancient mythology: Pangu's opening of heaven and earth, the beginning of human history. Later, it is often compared to the unprecedented, which has not existed since ancient times.
Kwafu chasing the sun Ancient myth. The same as the "Quafu chasing the sun".
Refining stone to mend the sky Refine: to make a substance pure or tough by heating. Ancient myth, according to legend, the sky is lacking in the northwest, Nvwa refining five-color stone to make up for it. It is a metaphor for utilizing one's talents and means to make up for national as well as political failures.
Cowboys and Weaving Maidens The heroes of the mythical story evolved from Altair and Vega meet at the Magpie Bridge on the seventh day of the seventh month every year. It is now used as a metaphor for couples who live apart
Nuwa Mending Heaven A mythological story in which Fuxi's sister, Nuwa, made five-colored stones to mend the sky. It describes the greatness and fearlessness of the struggle to transform heaven and earth
Nüwa (牵牛织女) refers to the stars Altair and Vega. It also refers to the Cowherd and Weaving Maiden in ancient mythology.
Qingdu Ziwei The palace where the emperor of heaven resides in myth and legend.
The Pillar of Optimus Prime The pillar that supports the sky. In ancient mythology, there were eight pillars in the Kunlun Mountains, which were later used as a metaphor for a person who could bear heavy responsibilities. It is also known as the "Jade Pillar of Optimism".
Yu Yuan (虞渊) is the thinning of the sun. Yu Yuan, the place where the sun enters in myths and legends. The Huainanzi - astronomy training ":" the sun yawn to the Yu Yuan, is called dusk." Zhuang Kui Ji school: "" Taiping Yuban " as" thin in Yu Yuan "."
Ten suns ① Ancient myths and legends have ten suns appearing at the same time. The story is a metaphor for the rise of a riot.
The water filled San Francisco Mythological story. Jinshan, in Zhenjiang City, Jiangsu Province. "White Snow Remains - Horse Head Tune - Leifeng Pagoda": "Jinshan Temple, Fa Hai saw Xu Xian, with a demonic face, do not put down the mountain. Angry white snake, busy call Qing'er, led the shrimp soldiers and crab generals, which is water filled San Francisco." Also known as "Water Fills San Francisco". Lu Xun "grave - on the collapse of the Leifeng Pagoda": "defending Fahai Zen Master yawn will hide him behind the throne of the Jinshan Temple, the White Snake Niang came
Song Qiao's life Pine Qiao: mythological immortal Chisong Zi and Prince Qiao. It refers to longevity.
The Seamlessness of Heavenly Clothes Mythological legend says that a fairy's clothes have no seams. The metaphor is that things are so well thought out and perfect that no faults can be found.
Wushan Yunyu (巫山雲雨) originally refers to the ancient myth that the goddess of Wushan raised clouds and sent down rain. Later, it was referred to as the union of man and woman.
Seamless Heavenly Clothes The myth says that the heavenly clothes worn by the fairies do not need to be sewn together by needle and thread, and there are no seams. It is often used as a metaphor for poetry and other things without a single flaw.
The wind and the waves were caused by the wind and the waves. The original refers to the myths and novels in which the demons and monsters perform magic spells to stir up the wind and waves. Later, it is often used as a metaphor for stirring up emotions and provoking trouble.
The clouds are made to rain. According to myths and legends, the dragon has the ability to make clouds and rain. It is a metaphor for music and poetry, which is powerful and unusual.
① Mythological palace where the immortals live. ② Describe the snow-covered buildings.
Chang'e in the Moon Chang'e: the fairy in the moon palace in the myth, it is rumored that she is the wife of Hou Yi, and went to the moon palace because of stealing the medicine of immortality. Metaphorically speaking, it is a beautiful woman with great poise.
Cloud brocade heavenly chapter Cloud brocade: the mythological weaver weaves brocade with colorful clouds. Tianzhang: the combination of colored clouds into a pattern. The metaphor is that the article is extremely elegant and gorgeous.
Cloud and Rain Wushan Originally refers to the ancient myths and legends of Wushan Goddess cloud rainfall. Later, it was referred to as the merging of men and women.
4. Idioms derived from myths Idioms containing mythsIdioms derived from myths Idioms containing myths
Idioms (chengyu,idioms) are part of the stereotyped words or phrases in the vocabulary of China's Chinese language. Idioms have a fixed structural form and a fixed way of saying things, indicate a certain meaning, and are applied as a whole in a statement. A large proportion of idioms are inherited from ancient times, and are often different from modern Chinese in terms of the words they use to represent a story or allusion. Idioms are also a kind of ready-made words, similar to idioms and proverbs, but also slightly different. Most of the idioms are written and belong to the nature of literary language. Secondly, in terms of linguistic form, idioms are conventional four-letter structures, the words can not be replaced at will; idioms in the language expression has a vivid and concise, distinctive image of the role.
Definition Idioms are fixed phrases formed in the language after a long period of use and refinement. It is richer than the meaning of the word and grammatical function is equivalent to the word of the language unit, and is rich in deep thought connotation, short and concise easy to remember and easy to use. And often accompanied by feelings *** color, including derogatory and positive. Most of the idioms are 4 words, but there are also 3 words and more than 4 words idioms, some idioms are even divided into two parts, separated by a comma. Edit Segment Sources of Idioms Idioms are fixed phrases or phrases that have been developed over a long period of time in a concise form but with a pithy meaning. Idioms are mostly composed of four words, but there are also three or more than four words. There are five sources of idioms: first, myths and legends, such as Kuafu chasing the sun and Jingwei filling in the sea; second, fables, such as Carving a Boat to Seek a Sword and Fox False Tiger Wei; third, historical stories, such as Negating a Bramble and Breaking the Kettle to Sink the Boat; fourth, works of literati, such as Old Steed in the Toothpasher's Toch and Green is Better than Blue; and fifth, foreign cultures, such as Merits and Deeds and Taking Chestnuts out of a Chestnut in a Fire. Editorial Form Structure Idioms I*** There are more than 50,000 idioms, 96% of which are in four-character format, but there are also idioms in three, five, six and seven characters or more. For example, "Fifty steps laugh at a hundred steps", "Closed door", "Mokshuai", " Desire for speed is not enough", "Drunkenness is not in the heart of the matter", and so on. Idioms are usually written in four characters, probably because they are easy to catch on. For example, China's ancient poetry collection, the Book of Poetry, has a lot of four-character phrases, and the ancient history of Shangshu, which also has some four-character phrases. Later, the first read three, hundred, thousand: "Three Character Classic", "Hundred Surnames", "Thousand Character Classic", of which the latter two that is all four-character sentences. The first, second, and third sets of "Four Words and Miscellaneous Characters" and "Long Wen Zhiying" are all in four words. Although this is a book of training, but also enough to show that the four-character sentence for the people loved, happy to recite. There are some words of the ancients which were originally enough to be aphorisms and could have become idioms. But because it was troublesome to change them into four-word phrases, they had to give them up and use them as guiding phrases. For example, the Song Dynasty Fan Zhongyan's "Yueyang Tower", there are "the world's worries first, after the world's happiness and joy", meaning very good, but because of the relationship between the number of words, it did not form idioms, we can only be regarded as an aphorism, and sometimes can be introduced into the article. On the other hand, the phrase "suffer before enjoying the pleasures of the world" is easy to say, easy to remember, and can become an idiom. And the sentence "Hundreds of wastes are flourishing" in "The Records of the Yueyang Mansion" has become an idiom because it is a four-letter word. Edit Paragraph Grammatical Structure of Four Characters Subject-verb tense: veritable, overbearing, worrying about the sky, having a good plan, buying a wooden box to return a pearl Foolish Old Man Removes Mountains, renewing everything; Verb-object tense: being a good teacher, inexplicable, regarded as a path of fear; Joint subject-verb tense: the sky and the earth are turned upside down, the water is falling out of the stone, hand and foot; Joint verb-object tense: know your enemy and know yourself, keep your strength and reserve your energy, preventing and preventing the gradual increase of small and medium-sized things, and giving out orders; Joint noun tense: careless, the opposite direction of the south, The combination of nouns: carelessness, regression, mirrors and water and moon; the joint verb tense: rapid progress, the courage to go forward; the complementary tense: to get away with it, to ask for blindness; the partitive tense: to the neighbor as a gully, daunting; the juxtaposition tense: a thousand mountains and thousands of rivers, the snake to add; the partial tense: a torrential downpour, a fair lady (in the middle of the word can be added "of the"). The structure of idioms is varied, the above is only a simple example of the nature. Idioms have a vivid, concise and distinctive role in language expression. There are many metaphors and comparisons as well as aggravations in the idiom itself. For example, "Yang Feng Yin Defiance", "strong and dry", "colorful", "half-knowledge", "to speak in tongues", "to suffer from loss", "to shudder", etc. Each of them is useful in its own way. Because idioms have a variety of meanings, so literary writers are very careful about the use of idioms.
Idioms derived from myths Idioms containing myths