荆轲献地图 ...... 打一成语 答案是：暗藏杀机
惊弓之鸟 ...... 打一成语答案是：心有余悸
惊险小说 ...... 打一成语 答案是：危言耸听
精论要语 ...... 打一成语答案是：言简意意洁
精神病 ...... 打一成语答案是：神经错乱
Mental illness ...... 打一成语答案是：神经乱
Mental illness ...... 打一成语答案是：神经错。 : insanity
The frog at the bottom of the well ...... 打一成语 答案是：不知天高地厚
The frog at the bottom of the well ...... 打一成语答案是：害人不浅
The race can not grab the track ...... 打一成语 答案是：各奔前程
竞走冠军 ...... 打一成语 答案是：行行出状元
敬老院好 ...... 打一成语 The answer is: to be well-bred
Those who respect others are respected ...... 打一成语 答案是：礼尚往往往来
Intravenous injection ...... 打一成语答案是：一针见血
Nine inches ...... 打一成语 答案是：寻根究底
九江乘船去重庆 ...... 打一成语答案是：逆水行舟
九十分;加倍获利 ... ... 打一成语答案是：得寸进尺
九十九 ...... 打一成语答案是：百无一是
九条江河两处 ...... 打一成语答案是：五湖四海
The first time I was sick, I was in the hospital. p> Long-standing illness ...... 打一成语答案是：弱不风
久居东京;有了阳光便發芽 ...... 打一成语答案是：来日方长
久仰 ... ... 打一成语答案是：久闻大名
酒池肉林 ...... 打一成语答案是：大酒大肉
酒酒的餐桌 ...... 打一成语答案是：杯盘狼藉藉
> Drunk and disorderly ...... 打一成语 答案是：悔之晚
最新经典成语猜谜大全Cunning rabbit has three caves
jiǎo tù sān kū
[释义] 窟：洞穴. The cunning rabbit has three burrows. Originally, it was used as a metaphor to describe the number of hiding places; it was used to avoid disasters and scourges. Now, it is often used as a metaphor to describe the many ways to cover up, and the meticulous plan of stealth.
[语出] 《战国策-齐策四》："The cunning rabbit has three caves; only to get its body free from death; this time, you are in a cave; not to have a high pillow to lie down; please chisel two caves for you again."
[正音] 窟; cannot be pronounced as qū.
[辨形] Cunning; cannot be written as "蛟".
[Synonym] 移花接木 掩人耳目
[Antonyms] 瓮中之鳖 坐以待毙
[Usage] Used in a derogatory sense. Used in a derogatory sense. Used as a precautionary measure; to leave a way out; to have a chance to get away or a place to hide in case of danger. Generally used as predicate, object and determiner.
[Structure] Subject-verb.
[例句] In the old society, bureaucrats and politicians were often clever in all aspects; they left many back roads for themselves; it is called ~.
[English Translation] burrow oneself in secret hideouts
Classic Fun Idioms Guessing Riddles走冠军 ...... 打一成语 答案是：行行出状元
敬老院好 ... ... 打一成语 答案是：养尊处优
敬人者受人尊敬 ...... 打一成语答案是：礼尚往往往来
静脉注射 ...... 打一成语答案是：一针见血
The answer is: "A stitch in time".
九寸 ...... 打一成语 答案是：尋根究底
九江乘船去重庆 ...... 打一成语答案是：逆水行舟
九十；加倍获利 ... ... 打一成语 答案是：得寸进尺
九十九 ...... 打一成语答案是：百无一是
九条江河两处 ...... 打一成语答案是：五湖四海
猜 成语经典成语猜谜汇总Shoubi Nanshan Mountain
shòu bǐ nán shān
[释义] Nanshan: refers to the Qinling Mountain, Zhongnan Mountain. In the old days, it was a metaphor for longevity.
[语出] 《诗经-小雅》："如月之恒；如日之升；如南山之寿；不骞不崩。"[Shi Jing - Xiao Ya]: "Like the constancy of the moon; like the rise of the sun; like the longevity of Nanshan; not Qian not collapse."
[正音] 山; cannot be pronounced as "sān".
[辨形] Nan; cannot be written as "难".
[Near Meaning] A long life, a long life, a hundred years old
[Antonyms] A life of death, a life to the Yellow Springs
[Usage] In a positive sense. It is used to wish for a long life. Generally used as predicate, object and determiner.
[Structure] Subject-verb.
[例句]
经典成语猜谜游戏走马观花
zǒu mǎ guān huā
[释义] To ride on a running horse and look at flowers. It is a metaphor for a hasty, cursory observation and understanding.
[Commentary] To ride on a running horse and look at flowers.
[语出] 宋-杨万里《和同年李子西通判》："Walking on a horse to look at the flowers and whisking the green Yang; Qujiang River to appreciate the fragrance of peonies."
[Synonym] 蜻光掠影 蜻蜒点水
[Antonym] 下马看花 入木三分 鞭辟入里
About Classic Idioms Guessing Puzzle
让贤 ...... 打一成语答案是：急流勇退
扰;掠..... ... 打一成语 答案是：半推半就
热身战;六月打颤 ...... 打一成语 答案是：不寒而栗
热身身滚到冰窖里 ...... 打一成语 答案是:
People ...... 打一成语答案是：火中取栗
人 ...... 打一成语答案是：巧夺天工
人盯人;互送秋波...... ... 打一成语 答案是：以眼还眼以眼还眼
人鬼 ...... 打一成语答案是：当面是人背后是鬼
人的马驹敲铁脚 ...... 打一成语答案是：借题发挥
People are all in the world.
People do all the good things in the world ...... 打一成语 答案是：徒劳无益
People are in a comedy ...... 打一成语答案是：欢天喜地
People are in an ... ... 打一成语 答案是：unique in the world
Population growth has been incorporated into the plan ...... 打一成语答案是：国计民生
人老还穿 childhood clothes ...... 打一成语答案是：过时货
People are still wearing their childhood clothes.
Everyone knows ...... 打一成语 答案是：家喻户晓
Everyone hopes to make a profit ...... 打一成语答案是：不负负众望
Everyone contributes to ... 打一成语答案：............. ... 打一成语 答案是：群策群力
手手一把号，各吹各的调语 ...... 打一成语答案是：自行其是
人寿 ...... 打一成语答案是：天诛地灭
People's life ...... 打一成语答案是：天诛地灭
People's life ...... 打一成语答案是：天诛地灭
People's life ...... 打一成语答案：天诛地灭
People have no bias. p>
People have no favoritism ...... 打一成语答案是：天下为公公
人影 ...... 打一成语答案是：亦步也趋趋
人有靠山，京城帝王，亭楼相伴..... ... 打一成语 答案是：仙山琼阁
人与影子 ...... 打一成语答案是：寸步不离
人云亦云 ...... 打一成语答案是：陈陈相因
壬 ...... 打一成语 答案是：千载一时
认真考虑;真动脑筋 ...... 打一成语答案是：不假思索
仞 ...... 打一 The answer is: sharpness
Renyuan ...... 打一成语答案是：擎天柱
Throw down the hammer and take the lamplighter ...... 打一成语答案是：拈轻怕重
日;暂;radar;万里长天入眼来 ...... 打一成语答案是：目空一切
日差;女娲炼石为何 ...... 打一成语答案是：先天不足
日落 ...... 打一 The answer is: the day is not enough
Geneva ...... 打一成语 答案是：朝不保夕
日夜奋战 ...... 打一成语答案是：明争暗斗
日月行天 ...... 打一成语 答案是：来去分明
日月辰辰奏凯歌 ...... 打一成语 答案是：普天同庆
溶冰 ...... 打一成语 The answer is: to make it big
Soft stone ...... 打一成语 答案是：软硬兼施
Ru Mao Drinking blood ...... 打一成语答案是：生吞活剥
Entering the inn, the desperate trio probed the pandas. ...... 打一成语答案是：投石问路
软耳根 ...... 打一成语答案是：耳软心活
润物细无声;陶令不知何处支 ... ... 打一成语 答案是：潜移默化
若 ...... 打一成语答案是：一言为定
弱;无米粥 ...... 打一成语答案是：左右开弓
弱视 ...... 打一成语答案是：视丹如绿
撒网 ...... 打一成语答案是：纲举目张目张
卅 ...... 打一成语答案是:
The mainstay
The answer to the Chinese idiom ...... is "fancy"
Horse racing
The answer to the Chinese idiom ...... is "running neck and neck"
Racing ... ... 打一成语 答案是：分秒必争
Race Champion;Climbing Competition First Place ...... 打一成语 答案是：捷足先登
Three Petal Mouths Yawn ...... 打一成语 答案是:
Sanbao seven times to the West ...... 打一成语答案是：郑重其事
三杯落肚;三四五六七八九十 ...... 打一成语答案是：一干干
三不对 ...... 打一成语 答案是：一差二错
三代人出门 ...... 打一成语 答案是：扶老携幼
三点;点金牌算银牌 ...... 打一成语 答案是：数一数二
Three and a half people catching crabs ...... 打一成语 答案是：七手八脚
Three coins put in two places ...... 打一成语答案是：一是一，二是二
Three of the 十常待 ...... 打一成语 答案是：朋比为奸
三国时代 ...... 打一成语答案是：鼎足而立
秦国 ...... 打一成语 The answer is: the country of tigers and wolves
Qinhuai sunset; running water reflects the setting sun ...... 打一成语答案是：江河日下
Qinling ...... 打一成语答案是：崇山峻岭
最经典成语大全,经典成语故事One day, Li Bai didn't go to school again and wandered around the streets, unknowingly arriving at the outskirts of the city. Warm sunshine, happy birds, swaying with the wind of the flowers and grass make Li Bai sigh, "such a good weather, if the whole day in the house to read more meaningless?"
Walking, in front of a broken hut, sat a white-haired old woman, is grinding a stick thick pestle. Li Bai walked over, "Granny, what are you doing?"
"I'm going to grind this pestle into an embroidery needle. " The old woman raised her head and smiled at Li Bai, then lowered her head again and continued grinding.
"An embroidery needle?" Li Bai asked again, "Is it an embroidery needle for sewing clothes?"
"Of course!"
"But the mortar and pestle is so thick, when will it be ground into a fine embroidery needle?"
The old woman asked Li Bai in return, "A drop of water can pierce a stone, and a fool can move a mountain, so why can't an iron mortar and pestle be sharpened into an embroidery needle?"
"But you are so old?"
"As long as I put in more effort than others, there is nothing I cannot do."
The old woman's words made Li Bai very ashamed, so he went back and never skipped school again. He was also very diligent in his daily study, and finally became a famous poet.
Interpretation
No matter what you do, as long as you have perseverance, you will be successful, and your efforts will not fail you. Our children, if they are serious, hardworking and persistent in their studies, there must be no problem for them to get good grades.
(2) Winking at the rooster
Allusion
Zu Ti of the Jin Dynasty was an open-minded person with great ambitions. But when he was a child, he was a naughty boy who didn't like to read. Into the youth, he realized that his own knowledge of the poor, deep sense of not reading in order to serve the country, and then read up on the books. He read books widely and studied history seriously, so he made an effort to read books. He read books widely and studied history seriously, from which he drew rich knowledge and made great progress in his studies. He had been in and out of Luoyang, the capital several times, and those who came in contact with him said that Zu Ti was a talented person who could assist the emperor in governing the country. When Zu Ti was 24 years old, he was recommended to be a government official, but he did not agree to do so, and he still worked tirelessly on his studies.
Later, Zu Ti and his childhood friend, Liu Kun, became the head of Si Zhou. He and Liu Kun have deep feelings, not only often lie in the same bed, sleep with the same quilt, but also have the **** the same vision: to build a career, revitalize the state of Jin, and become a pillar of the country.
Once, in the middle of the night, Zu Ti heard the rooster's crow in his sleep, he kicked Liu Kun woke up, and said to him: "Other people think that it is unlucky to hear the rooster crowing in the middle of the night, I don't think so, why don't we just hear the rooster crowing and get up to practice the sword how?" Liu Kun readily agreed. So they got up every day after the cock crowed to practice sword, sword light flying, sword sound clanging. Spring and winter, cold and hot, never stop. After a long period of hard study and training, they finally became all-rounders who could write and fight, and could lead soldiers to win battles. Zu Ti was appointed as the General of Zhen Xi, realizing his desire to serve the country; Liu Kun became the governor, and also took charge of the military of the three states, and gave full play to his literary talent and martial arts skills.
The story is from "The Book of Jin - Zu Ti's Biography". The idiom of "Winking the Cock and Dancing" describes a person who is vigorous and energetic, and it is also a metaphor for a person who has the will to be vigorous and energetic in time.
(C) Mending the Jail after Losing a Sheep
Allusion
This story is from "Strategies of the Warring States". During the Warring States period, there was a minister of the state of Chu named Zhuang Xin, who said to King Xiang of Chu one day: "When you are in the palace, there is the Marquis of Zhou on your left and the Marquis of Xia on your right; and when you go out, the king of Yanling and the king of Shouxiang are always with you. You and these four people specialize in luxury and obscene pleasures, regardless of state affairs, Ying (Chu capital, in present-day Jiangling County, Hubei Province, north) must be in danger!"
Xiang heard the king, very unhappy, angry scolded: "You are old and confused? The king's father, who is a member of the family, is a member of the family of the king's son, who is a member of the family of the king's son.
Zhuang Xin replied unhurriedly, "I really feel that things must come to this point, and do not dare to deliberately say that Chu has any misfortune.
If you keep favoring this man, Chu will surely perish. Since you don't believe me, please allow me to go to Zhao to hide for a while and see how things will really be." After Zhuang Xin had lived in Zhao for only five months, Qin really sent troops to invade Chu, and King Xiang was forced to go into exile in Yangcheng (northwest of present-day Xixian County, Henan Province). He thought Zhuang Xin's words were good, and hurriedly sent people to find Zhuang Xin back and asked him what he could do; Zhuang Xin said sincerely, "I have heard that it is not too late to remember the hounds when you see the rabbit's teeth; it is not too late to mend the sheep's pen when the sheep has run away. ......"
Interpretation
This is a very meaningful story, only know enjoyment, do not know how to do things, the result is bound to be met with tragic failure undoubtedly.
The idiom of "mending the prison after a sheep is lost" is based on the above two sentences, which expresses the meaning that it is not too late to save things if you make a mistake in handling things. For example, a businessman who made a mistake in estimating the development of things and took a rash step forward was caught in a situation of failure. But he was not discouraged, patiently think things over again, from this mistake to learn a lesson, that "mending the sheep", start from scratch, it is not too late!
(4) Blind men feeling the elephant
Allusion
According to the ancient Indian scriptures, there was a small country in India in ancient times, and the king's name was Mirror King. He believed in Shakyamuni's Buddhism and worshipped Buddha and recited scriptures every day with great devotion. However, at that time, there were many religions and witchcrafts in the country, and most of the subjects were confused by their teachings, which made people's hearts confused and right and wrong unclear, which was very unfavorable to the governance of the country. The Mirror King wanted his subjects to follow Buddhism, so he came up with an idea: to educate and entice them with the example of a blind man feeling an elephant. The Mirror King instructed his ministers to say, "Find some blind men who are completely blind and come to the king's city." The messenger quickly assembled a group of blind men and led them to the palace.
The messenger entered the palace and reported to the Mirror King, "Your Majesty, the blind men you ordered are now here in front of the palace." The Mirror King said, "You will lead the blind men to the Elephant Garden first thing in the morning, so that each of them can touch only one part of the elephant's body, and then bring them immediately to the square in front of the palace."
The next morning, the Mirror King called all the ministers and tens of thousands of civilians gathered in the square in front of the royal palace, boiling people talking to each other, who do not know what the king is about to announce something significant. Soon after, the messenger led the blind men to the Mirror King's high seat, and the people in the square suddenly fell silent. The Mirror King asked the blind men, "Have you all touched the elephant?" The blind men answered in unison, "I touched the elephant!" The Mirror King added, "Each of you tell what an elephant looks like!" The blind man who had touched the elephant's legs was the first to come forward and say, "To the holy king, the elephant is like a large round barrel holding paint." The blind man who touched the elephant's tail said, "Your Majesty, an elephant should look like a broom." The blind man who touched the elephant's belly said, "Your Majesty, the elephant is indeed like a big drum." Then, the one who touched the elephant's head said that the elephant was like a big spoon, the one who touched the elephant's tusks said that the elephant was like a cow's horn, the one who touched the back of the elephant's tail said that the elephant was like a stick, and the one who touched the elephant's ears said that the elephant was like a dustpan. Finally, the blind man who touched the elephant's trunk said, "Sage king, the elephant is really like a thick rope." The group of blind men split up into several groups and quarreled and argued, all saying that they were right and the others were wrong. They went to the King of Mirrors again in droves and argued, "Great King! The elephant does look like what I say!" At this, all the subjects present laughed out loud at this, and the Mirror King looked meaningfully at the crowd and laughed.
Source
The Mahaparinirvana Sutra III.2: "He who touches the tusks says that the elephant is shaped like the root of a rutabaga, he who touches the ears says that the elephant is like a winnowing fan, he who touches the head says that the elephant is like a stone, he who touches the nose says that the elephant is like a mortar and pestle, he who touches the feet says that the elephant is like a wooden mortar, he who touches the spine says that the elephant is like a bed, he who touches the belly says that the elephant is like an urn, and he who touches the tail says that the elephant is like a rope."
Explanation
The metaphor is to make wild guesses and try to make comprehensive judgments about things based on only one-sided understanding or regional experience.
(5) Waiting for a rabbit by guarding a tree
Allusion
According to legend, in the Warring States period, there was a farmer in the state of Song, who worked at sunrise and rested at sunset. The farmer's life is not as good as it could have been in the past, but he is still hungry when there is a famine. He wanted to improve his life, but he was too lazy, timid and small, doing everything is lazy and afraid, always want to encounter the unexpected wealth at the door.
The miracle finally happened. One day in late fall, he was plowing in the field, around people hunting. The sound of yelling rose and fell in all directions, and the frightened beasts were running for their lives. Suddenly, a rabbit, unbiased, crashed head-on into the roots of a tree at the edge of his field.
He had a good meal that day.
From then on, he stopped farming.
From then on, he stopped farming and waited for the miracle of the root to happen.
The idiom of "keep the plant and wait for the rabbit" is a metaphor for trying to get something for nothing, or sticking to narrow experience and not knowing how to change.
(6) Pulling up seedlings to help them grow
Allusion
Once upon a time, there was a farmer in the state of Song, who thought that the seedlings in his field were growing too slowly, so he was worried all day long. One day, he went to the field again with his hoe, and felt that the rice seedlings did not seem to grow at all, so he thought hard about what could be done to make the rice grow a little bit taller.
Suddenly, he had an idea, and without hesitation, he rolled up his pants and jumped into the paddy field, and began to pull each seedling a little higher. In the evening, the farmer managed to finish his masterpiece, which he thought was clever, and ran home proudly, and couldn't wait to tell his wife, "I'll tell you something marvelous, I came up with a good idea today, and made the rice seedlings in our field grow a lot taller." The farmer's wife was half-convinced, so she asked her son to go to the field to see what was going on. The son was so excited to hear that the family's rice had grown taller that he flew to the field to see what was going on. He found that the rice seedlings were tall, but they were hanging low, and they were about to wither away.
This story tells us that we should not follow the example of the farmer of Song, for everything has its own order, and if you want to finish it earlier, you will not only fail to finish it earlier, but also fail to accomplish anything.
(7) Buying a Casket and Returning the Pearl
Allusion
A man from the state of Chu had a beautiful pearl, which he intended to sell. In order to sell the pearl at a good price, he thought of packaging the pearl well, he thought that with the noble packaging, then the pearl's "status" will naturally be high.
The Chu people to find the valuable wood orchids, and invited the skilled craftsmen, made a box for the pearl (i.e., casket), with cinnamon and pepper spices to the box to the aroma of the nose. Then, on the outside of the box carved a lot of good-looking pattern, but also set on the beautiful metal lace, looks, shiny, is really a delicate and beautiful crafts.
In this way, the Chu people will be carefully put into the box of pearls, to the market to sell.
Soon after arriving at the market, many people gathered around to admire the box of the Chu people. A Zheng people will take the box in the hands of half a day, love, and finally paid a high price to buy the box Chu people. After paying the money, the Zheng man took the box and walked back. But he didn't walk a few steps and came back again. Chu thought that Zheng Ren regretted to return the box, not waiting for Chu to finish his thought, Zheng Ren had already walked to Chu. He took the pearl out of the box and gave it to the Chu man, saying, "Sir, you forgot to put a pearl in the box, and I came back to return the pearl." So Zheng Ren handed the pearl to Chu Ren and then walked back with his head down while admiring the wooden box.
The Chu man stood there very awkwardly with the returned pearl. He originally thought that others would appreciate his pearls, but he did not expect the beautiful packaging exceeded the value of the box, so that "the dominant", so Chu people laugh and cry.
The Chinese people's "over-packaging" is also a bit ridiculous.
Love Classic IdiomsLove of a child is a long time: it refers to the over-valuing of love.
Feng Hua Xue Yue (风花雪月)：Originally, it refers to the natural scenery that was often depicted in old poems. Later, it was compared to the poems with poor content and empty words. Also refers to the love affair or spend the day drunken life.
The wind and water flow: the temperament of the wind and water, like water, flowing with the trend. It is a metaphor for women who are not dedicated to love.
Sea and mountain alliance: refers to men and women in love with each other when they made a vow, love should be like the mountains and the sea as eternal and unchanging.
Sea and mountain alliance: refers to men and women who love each other when they make a vow, love should be like the mountains and the sea as eternal and unchanging. The same as the "sea oath".
Red beans: red beans: the name of the plant, also known as Acacia, the ancients often used to symbolize love. It is a metaphor for men and women who are in love with each other.
The flower becomes honey: a metaphor for the successful completion or realization of a good thing. It refers to the love and marriage life.
The good talent son: young and beautiful women and talented men. It refers to young men and women who are of equal age and appearance and have a marriage or love relationship.
The soul of Qiannu: Qiannu: a beautiful young girl. In the old days, it referred to the death of a young girl for love.
The Mound of the Lianzhi ****: a metaphor for the unswerving love.
Love the new and forget the old: adore the new, forget the old; love is not dedicated.
The peach blossom in the flowing water: describes the beauty of spring. It is also a metaphor for love between men and women.
The Most Classical Idioms閉门羹 Refusing a guest to enter the door is called letting the guest eat the closed door soup.
残羹冷炙 refers to the leftovers of a meal. It is also used as a metaphor for something that has been given as a handout by someone else.Dusty rice and soup Coat: mud. The rice is made of dust and the spoon is made of mud. It refers to children's games. It is a metaphor for something that has no use.
Punish Soup and Blow Pieces Thick soup: soup made from meat, vegetables, etc.; Pieces: finely chopped cold meat and vegetables. After being scalded by hot soup, one should blow it even when eating cold food. It is a metaphor for having been taught a lesson and being overly cautious in matters.
Brasenia schreberi: Brasenia schreberi; Chopped: finely chopped meat. It is a metaphor for nostalgia for one's hometown.
Share My Cup Thick soup: meat juice. Liu Bang replied Xiang Yu during the dispute between Chu and Han. It is a metaphor for sharing a share of benefit from others.
Seeing the wall and seeing the soup Metaphorically, remembering the sage.
Brasenia schreberi soup The soup made of Brasenia schreberi from the lake of Qianli is so delicious that it doesn't need to be seasoned with salt and black beans.
The soup of a thousand miles of Brasenia schreberi is very tasty. Like the cicada's call, like the boiling soup tumbling. It describes social unrest.
The metaphor of the goose as a soup is to comfort oneself with empty thoughts.
The letting go of the spoon refers to being held hostage and ridiculed.
Remnants of a meal Refers to the leftovers of a meal. It is also used to refer to something that has been given as a handout by someone else.
Dusty spoon and coated rice Coat: mud. A spoon made of dust and a meal made of mud. It refers to children's games. It is a metaphor for something that has no use.
Thick soup quinoa contains embarrassment Quinoa: wild vegetables. Generally refers to shoddy diet.
Thick quinoa with dry provisions Quinoa: wild vegetables. It refers to shoddy diet. Also known as "soup quinoa with dry provisions".
See soup see wall Later used to refer to the admiration of sages.
Turning hand to turn the soup over. It is a metaphor for getting into trouble at every turn.
Wheat rice and bean soup Thick soup: soup. It refers to the shoddy food. It is used as a metaphor for low standard of living.
Broken cassock and bean soup: broken clothes and vegetarian food. It describes a simple life.
Leftover food. A metaphor for discarding useless things.
Mouse droppings and dirty soup is a metaphor for adding something bad, thus destroying the original beauty.
Rat droppings are a metaphor for adding something bad to something that destroys the beauty of the original.
The acorns are used as rice and the turnips as soup. It is a generalized term for shoddy food and drink.
爷饭娘羹 Refers to living under the protection of one's parents.
爷羹娘飯 It refers to living under the protection of one's parents. It is the same as "爷飯娘羹". Chengmen Lixue, through the wall to attract light, spring recitation, summer string, reading three to, reading three Yu, ear to hear is recited, ancient for modern use, swallowed in one go, open the book is useful, the name of the Sunshan, to take the long and make up for the short, to take the essence of the use of Hiroshima, Randi reading books, to be integrated, to enter the master out of slavery, three Yu reading, the voice of the book, familiar with the book, seem to understand the non-intelligible, the world's teacher, the text line, not to be ashamed of the questioning, learning hard, hardworking, hardworking, will be diligently compensate for the poor, Dugu Xuejun, Dutifully learning, Dutifully believing in good learning, Learning without tiring, Dutifully learning good old days, Deng Xue Tire Gong, closed-door reading, stabbing the stock and reading, reflecting the snow and reading, reflecting the moon and reading, according to the saddle reading, wasting sleep and food, Deng Xue Tire Gong, Closed-door reading, erudition and versatility, erudite, erudite, erudite, erudite, stabbing the stock and reading, unlearned, not learned, uneducated, uneducated and uneducated, the sea has no boundaries, the teaching of the same, the well-taught, the long and talented and luxuriant, the talent is sparse, the talent is both good and good, the language of the village schoolteachers, The study of insects and fish, Doo wine, Dushi good learning, Tao Shanxuehai, Dushi tireless, solitary learning, Dushi learning good ancient, Dushin good learning, Dengxue tired Gong, blunt learning tired Gong, Mr. Daoxue
Dushi good learning, broken weaving persuasion, high talent University, high talent, solitary learning, high Zhaixue, Handan Xuebu, Hong Ru Shuoxue, huge set of Ru Shuoxue, good learning, the learning of remembering to ask, great learning, teaching and growing, Family learning, performance learning, difficult to learn, mouth and ears of the learning, learning to learn, Lin Ji learning books, mechanics, mechanics, mechanics, keen to learn, the last learning, poor not learning thrifty, character and learning, interpretation of the talent of the last learning, green quinoa bachelor, green money bachelor, QuXueAshi, hard to learn, QuXue unfair line, diligent learning hard practice, the old Confucianism, ShuoXueTongJu, general talent, general Confucianism and ShuoXue, tuning the mouth to learn the tongue, the WenJiangXueSea, in vain to learn step, Literati, Late Scholar, Literary School, Handan Learning Steps, Learning without Tiring, Learning to be Rich, Learning not to Use, Learning to be Rich, Learning to be Rich, Learning in the Middle East and the West, Learning to be Heavenly, Learning to be Older Than Old, Learning to be Shallow, Learning as if it is Too Late, Learning as if it is Missing, Learning as if it is Piercing the Well, Learning as if it is Climbing the Mountain, Learning not to be able to learn from the book, Learning not to have enough talent, Learning to Learn from the Book and Learning to Learn the Sword, Learning to be Knowledgeable, Learning to be Uncertain of the Teacher, Learning to be Never-ending, Learning to Learn from the Top, Learning to Learn, Learning to use, Learning to use, Learning to use, Learning to use, A family of learning, parrot learning, parrot learning, to learn to cure stupidity, young learning, tooth learning, real talent, the fire of the stars, can start a prairie fire