出处 Kuang Heng, character Zhi Gui. He studied hard without a candle, and when his neighbors had a candle but could not catch it, Heng chiseled through the wall to draw its light, and read his books by reflecting the light. Xijing Miscellany, Volume 2
InterpretationThis was later used as an example of diligent study.
Usage as object, determiner; referring to a person studying hard
Synonyms chiseling through the wall to steal the light
Rhymes with poopdeck, sacrificing one's life for the sake of righteousness, at ease and happy, Ying Ying Yu Li, river and mountain with a sharpened edge, rashly and arbitrarily, snipers and mussels hold each other's hand and the fisherman gets the profit, Hutian Hudian, a place where one doesn't eat, a place where one is not well informed
Chinese Idioms Story During the Western Han Dynasty, the chancellor Kuang Heng, who grew up in a poor family and didn't have any condition to enter a school, helped people work during the day and then studied hard in the school. He helped people work during the day, no money to buy lamp oil at night, so he had to cut a hole in the wall of the home, borrowing the light next door to read, and even to the home of the book to free help in exchange for books, he studied hard and finally in the period of Emperor Yuan of the Han Dynasty, when the Crown Prince of the young master
Chinese idioms for example, because of Kuangheng chiseling the wall of the righteousness of the wall, in the wall, a small hole, set the lamp his house and the light of this room. The name of this room was used in the Qing Dynasty. Li Yu, "Idle Happenings" (闲情偶寄). The room? The study wall"
2. old tears (old tears)
Source Please sing for the father and the old man, difficult shame deep feelings. The song was sung and sighed to the sky, and the four seats were filled with tears. The Tang dynasty is the most important of its kind, and it is one of the most important of its kind. Du Fu's "Three Songs of Qiang Village"
Explanation: crisscrossed. The old man was in tears, describing extreme sadness or excitement.
Usage as predicate, determiner; often used in conjunction with "uncontrollable sobbing"
Structure subject-predicate
Similar words: tear-stained, tearing like rain
Opposite words: smiling, laughing, smiling
Sympathetic words: lightning, wind, peace of mind, soldier's irregularity, official stopping the god's behavior, Hephzibah, rampage, things that can't be accomplished without a second thought, juvenile old sincerity, a breath of fresh air, cheaply implemented
Chinese idiom story In 757 AD, Du Fu was allowed by Emperor Suzong of Tang to go home to visit his relatives. Neighbors asked him when the war would end, and told of the suffering in their hometown: the land was not cultivated, and the children were forced to go to war....... Speaking of sadness, the townspeople burst into tears, and Du Fu could only look up to the sky and sigh longingly
3.Nothing comes from nothing (无中生有)
出处We have everything under the sun born in the world, and everything born in the world is born from something, and something is born from nothing. Laozi
InterpretationThe Taoists believe that everything under heaven is born from something, and something is born from nothing. The saying goes, "What is not there is there. It is a metaphor for making things up out of thin air without any facts.
Usage as predicate, object; referring to fabrication out of thin air
Structure subject-predicate
Similar words: rumor-mongering, making up stories, believing, catching winds and shadows
Reflexes: conclusive, ironclad, cause for action
Rhymes: sleeping in flowers and lying on willows, qi dai non-couples, cross street, thunderbolt hand, not enough to eat, posting ears and bending the head, mackerel mackerel, red light and green wine, A person who is not meticulous, leading the head
Chinese Idioms Story During the Spring and Autumn Period, the great philosopher Lao Tzu put forward his theory of the universe. He believed that the formation of the universe is the process of the Tao giving birth to heaven and earth, heaven and earth give birth to all things, the cycle is the movement of the Tao, the softness is the use of the Tao, all things in the world are born in the physical heaven and earth, the physical heaven and earth is born in the intangible Tao
4: 'Near the water tower first get the moon, to the sun flowers and trees easy to spring.' Song? Yu Wenbao "clear night record"
Interpretation of the water side of the platform first get the moonlight. It is a metaphor for a certain position or relationship that gives priority to benefits or convenience.
Usage as subject, object, determiner; referring to priority
Structure formal
Similar Words Relying on the Mountain, Relying on the Water, Relying on the Water
Antonyms Watching the Fire from the Other Side of the Shore
Rhymes with literary and military talents, talents of the destiny of the world, reserving the ability to be talented, helping the side to lose the money, earth and wood formations, hand to hand, talents of Qizi and Zhizi, material for simple carvings, calculating the bucket of negative talents, Hui Ran Ken Lai
.Chinese idiom story Song Renzong period, Hangzhou governor Fan Zhongyan mild-tempered, and his men with the sweet **** bitter, many people get his concern and recommended promotion, there is a foreign inspector Su Lin to Hangzhou to do business, sent Fan Zhongyan a poem: "near the water tower first get the moon, to the sun flowers and trees easy to spring", Fan Zhongyan understand what he means to him.
5. Chickens crowing and dogs stealing (鸡鸣狗盗)
出处《史记？ Meng Chang Jun Lie Zhuan (孟尝君列传): Qi Meng Chang Jun's mission to Qin was detained by King Zhao, and one of Meng's diners pretended to be a dog to enter Qin's camp and stole a fox and white fur and offered it to King Zhao's concubine in order to persuade him to let Meng go. When Meng fled to Hangu Pass, King Zhao ordered him to pursue him again. Another diner pretended to be a crowing chicken, which led to the opening of the city gates, and Meng was able to escape back to Qi.
Interpretation: crowing; stealing. It refers to a trivial skill. It also refers to sneaky behavior.
Usage as subject, object, determiner; referring to small skills
Structure Union
Similar word Punmen Left Road
Antonym Righteous People
Symbolism Bunjiao of Wenjun, Unexpectedly, Taking away the good things of others, Taking care of one another's heart, Being grateful for what you've got, Being fruitful, Seeking Zhong and making filial piety, Abstaining from arrogance, Hong Yuan and Wei Wei, Three Stars Shining High
Idioms Story During the Warring States period, Meng Chang Jun (孟尝君), the prime minister of Qi, visited Qin, and out of jealousy, the prime minister of Qin persuaded King Zhao of Qin to kill him, and King Zhao of Qin imprisoned him. Meng Chang Jun's disciple pretended to be a dog at night and stole a white fox robe to Yan Ji, who begged for leniency and let Meng Chang Jun go. Meng Chang Jun and his entourage fled to the Hangu Pass late at night, and the gatekeeper cheated to open the gate to escape
6.Breaking the Kettle and Sinking the Boat
The allusion to Xiang Yu is known to have led his troops to cross the river, all of which sunk the boat, broke the kettle and cauldron, burned the hut, and held the three days of food to show that the soldiers will die, and none of them will return to the heart. The Records of the Grand Historian Xiang Yu Ben Ji"
InterpretationMetaphorically speaking, it means to make up one's mind to go all the way to the end.
Usage as predicate, object, dative; describing great determination to do something
Structure Union
Similar Words Righteousness without hesitation, Battle with backwaters, Battle to the death
Opposite Words Indecisiveness, Looking forward and backward, Uncertainty
Synonyms Hades and Deserts, Rain breaks and Clouds collects, Seek Shame with the Sheep, Nurture Respect and Ease of Use, One Gully and One Hill, Returning to Righteousness and the Head of the Hill, Finally, they defeated the Qin army
7. Xunzi? The law of the line" Wang Gong bundle of repair and strict discipline, Dunle heat Wen, do not seek to get, not for the meticulous behavior, but the chastity of the gymnastics, against the popularity of the crowd, horizontal for the slanderous and sycophantic destroyed. The Book of the Later Han? Wang Gong biography
Explanation of firm: firm; chaste: chastity; yield: yielding, bowing. The will is firm and will not yield.
Usage as predicate, dative; referring to firmness of will
Structure Complementary
Similar Words: Mighty and Unyielding, Strong and Unyielding
Opposite Words: Groveling, Slave-like and Knee-holding
Syllabic Words: Batch of utterances to pound the emptiness, Cave of the Wild Dweller, Dwelling of Swallow Sparrow, Dwelling of Tiger and Leopard, Taking advantage of the gap and pounding the emptiness, Wincing and respectful to oneself, Throwing the edge into all the emptiness, Huaya Qiu Ruin, Poverty and Loss of Residence, Losing the pawns to protect the car.
Chinese idiom storyTowards the end of the Ming Dynasty, Prince Doduo of the Qing Dynasty led his army to attack Yangzhou, and sent Li Chouchun, a Ming general, to Yangzhou to persuade Shi Kefa to surrender, but was scolded by Shi Kefa and returned. Prince Yu repeatedly used letters to persuade him to surrender, but was also scolded by Shi Kefa. When the Qing soldiers captured Yangzhou, Shi Kefa tried to commit suicide and was captured by the Qing soldiers. He was unyielding, and he died generously
8. Blind men feeling the elephant
Source: The one who touched the teeth said that the elephant was shaped like the root of the telephone; the one who touched the ears said that the elephant was like a winnowing fan; the one who touched the head said that the elephant was like a rock; the one who touched the nose said that the elephant was like a pestle; the one who touched the foot said that the elephant was like a mortar; the one who touched the spine said that the elephant was like a bed; the one who touched the belly said that the elephant was like a urn; and the one who touched the tail said that the elephant was like a rope. The Mahaparinirvana Sutra, III.2
The meaning of the metaphor is to try to make a comprehensive judgment by guessing at things based on only one-sided knowledge or partial experience.
Usage as object, determiner, clause; referring to looking at a problem in a biased manner
Structure subject-verb style
Similar words Peek in the Pipe, Sitting in the Well, Observing the Sky
Opposite words Insight into Everything, Observing from Upwards
Synonyms eastward and westward, The Latecomer Comes on Top, A Bottle Doesn't Rattle, A Half-Bottle Wobbles, Detailed and Appropriate, Fighting the Overthrow of a Battle, Layer by Layer, Open Door, A stone stirs up a thousand waves, wild waves, great disappointment
Chinese idiom storyAncient Buddhist scriptures tell of a few blind men who went to touch an elephant, and a blind man who touched the elephant's legs said that the elephant looked like a stick, a man who touched the elephant's ears said that the elephant looked like a fan, and a man who touched the elephant's tail said that it looked like a rope. Because they touched a part of the elephant and did not see the whole image of the elephant
9. The Warring States Strategy? Qi policy a" into the city, announced the moral will, not kill a person, the Central Plains to submit to the people one after another. History of Song? Li Xianzhong's Biography
InterpretationShoulders touching shoulders, feet touching feet. It describes the crowdedness of people.
Usage as predicate, determiner, dative; describing when there are a lot of people
Structure Union
Similar WordsXIXIXIHUANG, XILAOXIHUANGHUANG
Antonyms Sparsely Populated
Synonyms Misty Rising Clouds, Dike Breaking Ants' Holes, Blood Spirit Square Courage, Little Cowardice Great Courage, Bullying Strong Fatherhood, Becoming What Forms, Great Wisdom and Great Courage, Blood Spirit Courage, Guan Fish Becoming Favors, North Star Arching, ......
Chinese idiom story during the Spring and Autumn Period, Yan Ying, the prime minister of Qi, was ordered to go on a mission to Chu, and the king of Chu deliberately insulted him by refusing to let him go through the front door, saying that no one in Qi had sent this dwarf. Yan Ying said that the streets of Qi were crowded with people sweating and sweating. The rule of Qi was that incompetent ambassadors could only meet incompetent rulers. The king of Chu humiliated himself and had to give a grand reception
10. Zi Lu (子路), "If the name is not right, then the words are right, and if the words are right, then the things are not favorable."
InterpretationName: name, name; Shun: reasonable, smooth. Originally, it means that the name is justified and the speech is reasonable. Later, it refers to doing something in the right name and making sense.
Usage as predicate, determiner, complement; used in speech
Structure Union
Synonym Justified
Opposite word Reasonable
Rhymes with out of the internal stint, love to the meaning of exhaustion, ten rooms of the euphony, there will be loyalty and faith, sharpening the world, ten years of life, ten years of lessons, the people to ensure that the letter, the word is too much, high words, Huangzhong Neirun, a single transmission Heartmark, ......
Lamp Riddle Breaking and Entering the King's Throne and Changing the Country's Name
Chinese idiom story Confucius, dissatisfied with Duke Lu Ding's indulgence in wine and sex, led his students to the state of Wei, and because Duke Wei Ling's words were untrustworthy, he left Zi Lu behind, and he led the other students out of Wei. After the Duke of Wei succeeded to the throne, he asked Zi Lu to invite Confucius to come to Wei to assist in the government. Confucius said, "Only when the name is justified and the words are reasonable can great things be done."
11.Name Falls Down Sun Shan (名落孙山)
典故Wu Ren Sun Shan, a comical and talented man. When he went to another county, the townspeople entrusted him with a son to go with them. The son of the townspeople lost his chance, and Sun Shan returned first. When the townspeople asked him about his son's success or failure, the mountain said: 'The place where the name is solved is Sun Shan, and Xian Lang is even outside of Sun Shan. Song? Fan Gongcheng "over the court record"
Interpretation of the name fell at the end of the list behind the Sun Mountain. It refers to the failure to be admitted to the examination or selection.
Usage as predicate, determiner, complement; referring to the failure to be selected
Structure subject-predicate style
Near synonym a failure
Opposite word on top
Sympathetic words first I whip, lack of food and clothing, draining the guts and the liver, spring is full of human beings, stale, peng tuan jiutian, a peep at a speck, the urn is exhausted and the cup is dry, charmed, draining the blood and draining the liver, ......
Riddles written in Chinese
Chinese Idioms StorySun Shan, a comical talent from Suzhou in the Song Dynasty, went to Suzhou with his friends to take the countryside examination. After the examination, Sun Shan won the test but came last. His friend didn't win the exam and stayed in the provincial capital. Sun Shan went back to his hometown to receive congratulations from the townspeople. When his friend's father came to inquire about his son, he answered his friend's father with a poem, "The place where the name of Sun Shan is solved is Sun Shan, and his son is even outside of Sun Shan. Han? Zhao Qi's "Inscription of Mencius"
Explanation Meng Ke's mother moved three times in order to choose a good environment to educate her children. It describes the parents who taught their children well.
Usage as object, determiner; referring to the education of a child
Similar WordsThree Moves of Teaching
Similar RhymesLearning is like climbing a mountain, a thousand years of strange wrongs, fidgety, ghostly plans, boiling back and forth, Yin condensing ice firm, one husband's success, nine clans ascend to heaven, clothes are bad and fulfillment is wearable, between breaths, between brothers and middles, ......
Chinese idiom story during the Warring States period, Mencius was very smart as a child, often imitating the mourners blowing a trumpet, Mencius' mother was worried that he was wasting his time in school so she moved her family to the city, which just happened to be next to an abattoir, and Mencius quickly learned to kill pigs and slaughter goats, and Mencius' mother had to move to a school near the school, and from then on Mencius began to study the ideas of Confucius and became a generation of thinkers
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The allusion to fall into the trap, not a lead hand to save, anti-extrusion, and under the stone, are also. The language is from the Tang Dynasty. Han Yu's Epitaph on the Tomb of Liu Zihou
IndexSeeing a person about to fall into a trap, he does not reach out to save him, but pushes him down and throws down a stone. It is used to describe the situation in which a person is in danger and is framed.
Usage as predicate, determiner, object; referring to framing someone
Structure compound sentence
Near synonyms multiply people's danger, take advantage of the fire
Opposites help people to be happy, send charcoal to the people in the snow, help each other
Symponyms choose the good and stubbornly insist on the good, keep the weak and the weak, the king is kind and the minister is straight, the ShiYuBingZhou, a seniority and a half, a mouth can't hold two spoons, the words are right and reasonable, the ship will be straight, half-worthwhile, a boat to a bridge gate, the boat is not worth anything. will be straight, half-worthless, set up an official position, ......
Era Ancient
Lantern Puzzle Toward the Well People Rolling Stones
Encounter Words Pushing People Down the Well and Still Rolling Stones
Chinese Idioms Story During the Tang Dynasty, Liu Zongyuan, a royal historian, was relegated to the position of assassin of Liuzhou due to his transgressions, where he died of melancholy and lack of ambition. Literary scholar Han Yu saw his friend being slandered by the villain and fought for him, wrote an epitaph for him to profoundly expose the gang of those who fell down the well and at the same time reminded the world to be wary of those who usually swear to heaven to pull out their hearts
14.Reed Jingtuzhi (励精图治)
出处Xuan Di began to pro ten thousand opportunities, and Reed Jingtuzhi for the rule. The Book of Han? The Chinese version of "Wei Xiangzhuan" (魏相传) is a great example of how the emperor would be able to make a great deal of headway. The History of Song Dynasty.
Interpretation Tu: seek, try. The rule: to govern. To raise one's spirit and try to govern the country well. It is also known as "励精图治", "厉精求治", and "厉精為治".
Usage as subject, predicate, object; used for ruler
Structure Union
Similar word ambitious
Opposite word humiliate the country by losing power, scourge the country and harm the people
Same rhyming word Chao San Mure Si, Bai Jin Shi, withered Shi, poor alley and ugly room, manipulate the same room, leisurely and comfortable, act against the sky, the past dust and shadows, absenteeism instigates the matter, young and uneducated, ......
Era Ancient
Lamp Riddle Medicine
Chinese Idioms Story In 68 BC, when General Huo Guang, the Great General of the Grand Council of Ministers, fell ill and died, the Imperial Historian, Wei Xiang, suggested that Emperor Xuan Di of the Han Dynasty, Liu Xun, should take measures to weaken the power of the Huo Clan. Huo pretended to be the Queen Dowager's order to kill Wei Xiang, Han Xuan Di preemptively killed Huo's entire family, and since then personally dealt with the government, revitalize the spirit, and try to govern the country to be prosperous and strong
15.Music Extreme Sheng Pangsai (Music Extreme Sheng Pangsai)
Allusion to the wine extreme is chaotic, music is extreme is sorrowful, all the things are all the time, the words can not be extreme, the extreme and the decline. The "Shiji" is a biography of a man who was born in the midst of a great deal of activity, and who was born in the midst of a great deal of sadness. The book was written in the same style as the book in which it was written. Dao Ying Xun (道應訓)
Explaining that when one is happy to the extreme, something sad happens.
Usage as predicate, object, determiner; referring to the disaster that occurs when one is happy to the extreme point
Structure austerity
Near synonyms: No Extreme, Things will go against the tide
Opposite synonyms: Happy and forgetful, Unstoppable
Symponyms: Violent and wanton, long and proudly decorating the right and wrong, ruling over chaos and supporting the dangerous, Hydrophilic, Phoenix Emperor in the Gossamer, inviting trouble and provoking the wrong, snowy, and double-breasted, Early morning and late evening, things are different, ......
Ancient Times
Riddle: Laughing to Death; Jiangzhou Sima's Green Shirt is Wet
Hysteresis: New Daughter-in-Law's Tears
Chinese Idioms story: During the Warring States period, King Wei of Qi inherited the throne at a very young age, and was so greedy for fun and pleasure that he built the Jixi Palace in his capital city, Linzi, where he was accompanied by eloquent speakers to chat with him. He built the Jixi Palace in Linzi, his capital city, and had people who could speak well talk with him. Once Chu invaded Qi, Chun Yu Kun used his eloquence to invite Zhao to rescue him from the siege. When King Wei of Qi celebrated his success, Chun Yu Kun took the opportunity to tell him the truth that happiness begets sorrow, which helped him become a wise ruler
16. The poem "Poetry? Xiao Ya? Tianbao"
Interpretation Boundary: Boundary. Ten thousand years of longevity, eternal survival. Used to wish someone a long life.
Usage as predicate, determiner; used to wish someone a long life
Structure Complementary
Similar Words Shoubi Nanshan, Extremely Longevity Without Boundaries
Sympathetic Words Regulate the Circle and the Rectangle, Digging out Flesh to Patch a Sore, Drawing a Circle in the Right Hand, Drawing a Square in the Left Hand, Causing Trouble and Attracting Woes, Helping the World to Achieve the Commonwealth, Flooding the Rice Soup, Imposing Unbearable, Dying Jade and Burying the Fragrant Fragrance, Drum and Flag Are Equally Equal, Self-representation is not manifest, ......
Era Ancient
Riddles Maximum Longevity
Chinese idiom story China's earliest collection of poems, the Book of Songs, has a picture of the life of the serfs, who were busy all year round, living a life of not having enough to eat or wear, while their masters lived a life of warbling and singing and dancing every day. Every year, they have to have a year-end banquet, kill pigs and slaughter sheep, ascend to the father's night hall, and raise a glass of wine to bless each other with "ten thousand lifetimes"
17.ten thousand deaths (ten thousand deaths)
The allusion to the order of the ten thousand deaths, ten thousand deaths! Ming? Luo Guanzhong (罗贯中)《三国演义》第八回
释义万死：死一万次，形容冒生命危险。 It expresses the willingness to risk one's life to serve.
Usage as predicate; to express willingness to serve with one's life
Structure: Formal
Near synonyms: to feel at home with one's life, to be born to die, to do whatever one has to do
Opposites: to be afraid of death, to be afraid of being afraid of one's head and one's tail
Rhyming words: GMP, clever and upright, to take the blame of one's name and the fact that it's true, a stumbling block, Uighur illiteracy, GMP, GMP, Yan Dai's stone, the peony may be good but it needs to be supported by the leaves, the ear may listen to the truth but it is not true, the eye may hear it, the ear may hear the truth but the eye is not true. Supporting, Hearing is not believing, Seeing is not believing, Raccoon Clothes and Filthy Food, ......
Era Ancient
Chinese Idioms StoryTowards the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Dong Zhuo, who held great power in the imperial court, was arrogant and domineering, and built palaces for himself in preparation for usurping the throne. Worried about the Han dynasty, Wang Yun, a loyal minister, asked his courtesan, Diao Chan, if she could do him a favor. Diao Chan said she would do anything for his honor, so Wang Yun promised Diao Chan to Lu Bu, and then offered her to Dong Zhuo, killing him with Lu Bu's help
18. Six desires: life and death, ears, eyes, mouth and nose. The Book of Rites. Rites of Passage
Interpretation refers to human happiness, anger, sadness, joy and lust.
Usage as subject, object; describing human feelings
Structure Union
Similar Words Five Sentiments and Six Lusts
Antonyms Four Great Emptinesses
Synonyms Groups of Sorting and Gathering, Writings and Chiseled Sentences, Whisking Clothes Away, Speech to and fro, Well-Ordered, Rubbing Sheep and Pulling Wisps, Spring and Autumn Accumulated Sequence, A Replacement of One Word and a Sentence, A Thousand Clauses and Thousands of Words and Threads, Setting up the Mind to Worry about It,
These are the words used to describe human feelings. ......
Era of Modern Times
Singular StoryThe seven passions according to the Rituals refer to joy, anger, sorrow, fear, love, evil, and desire; while according to Buddhism, they are joy, anger, sorrow, fear, love, hatred, and desire. The six desires according to Lüshi Chunqiu refer to desires arising from birth, death, ears, eyes, mouth and nose; according to Buddhism, they are lust, lust for appearance, lust for authority, lust for speech, lust for sound, lust for smoothness, and lust for human thoughts
19.I'm not sure if I can say anything, but I'm sure that I know that it's not possible to say anything; even though His Majesty wishes to abolish the Crown Prince, I'm sure that I don't want to obey His Majesty's imperial decree. Zhang Chancellor Liezhuan" Deng Ai stuttering, language called Ai Ai. In the Southern Song Dynasty, Liu Yiqing's The New Words of the Shishu. Liu Yiqing, "Shishu Xinyu? Words"
Interpretation describes a person who stutters and repeats his words, and his speech is not fluent.
Usage as predicate, dative; describing stuttering
Structure Union
Similar word stammering
Opposite word oily-tongued
Syllabic words Mangzhi Changzhi, Flying soil chasing hazards, Buyi Weibi, Yushengshouji, Sulking and Painful, Intentionally out of the mouth, Redly sincere, Eating chaff and swallowing food, Ten thousand ways to be helpless, Husun into the bag, ......
Era Ancient
Chinese idiom storyIn the early years of the Han Dynasty, Zhou Chang, the Marquis of Fenyang, followed Liu Bang to fight for the world. Liu Bang favored Qi Ji and wanted to abrogate the crown prince and set up Zhao Wang Ruyi, the son born to Qi Ji, as the crown prince. Zhou Chang went to the palace to meet with Liu Bang, but he did not know what to say to stop Liu Bang from abrogating the crown prince. Liu Bang was very touched, and never mentioned the matter of abolishing the crown prince again
20. The first is the "WU JIANG DAWAI", which was written by Chen Ji. Chen Ji's poem "Second Rhyme for Wu Jiang Daozhong"
ExplanationThere is nothing but the breeze in his sleeves. The metaphor is that the official is incorruptible. It is also a metaphor for being poor and having nothing.
Usage as predicate, determiner; refers to clean officials
Structure subject-predicate
Similar words cleanliness, pennilessness, honesty
Antonyms insatiable greed, corruption
Synonyms trembling with fear, a turnip in a carrot, a tiger's mouth, doubling the price of the sound, all the way to the wind, the sound, the monk from afar to see the scriptures, helping the weak and the poor. , painting a dragon's eye, the body of the slightest words, ......
Lantern Puzzle Horseshoe Clothing
Hysterical saying Cool Fan in the Bend of the Arm
Chinese idiom storyYu Qian, the Supervisory Imperial Historian of the Ming Dynasty, was a very honest official and never accepted the people's belongings, whereas the officialdom at that time was very corrupt. Yu Qian in the appointment of governor during the return to the capital nothing to bring, especially with "into the capital" poem: "silk handkerchief mushroom and thread incense, the capital of the civilian but for the disaster, clean wind two sleeves towards the sky to go, lest the cocoon talk about the short and long."
21.unprecedented (unprecedented)
Source Gu (Gu Kaizhi, Jin Dynasty painters) crowned in the front, Zhang (Zhang Shengxiao, Liang Dynasty painters of the Southern Dynasties) in the back, and Daozi (Wu Daozi, Tang Dynasty painters) is both. Song? 赵佶《宣和画谱》
Explain that there has never been one before and there will never be one in the future. Hyperbolic to describe unique.
Usage as predicate, determiner; describing a highly unusual extravaganza
Structure Union
Similar words unique, unprecedented, unprecedented
Opposite words abound
Symbols of the same rhyme: men and women, old and young, living the same life as the heavens and earth, yellow, dry, black, skinny, unmatched, accumulating old, different surnames, flesh and blood, one step at a time, a life of unlimited boundaries, following the good advice, eastward and westward. , east to west, ......
Riddles Clogs; No Beginning, No End
Encounters Stirrups Nailed Palms; Lesbians Wearing Sandals
Chinese IdiomsStoryThe characters painted by the great painter Gu Kaizhi in the Jin Dynasty were realistic and vivid. In the Liang Dynasty of the Southern Dynasties, the painter Zhang Shengxiao was good at painting figures in landscapes, and legend has it that he drew dragons to dot the eyes. Wu Daozi, a painter of the Tang Dynasty, combined painting and calligraphy to make people scream. Later, people said that Gu Kaizhi's achievements surpassed those of his predecessors, Zhang Shengxiao's achievements were unmatched by his successors, and Wu Daozi was the first and the last
22.The Song of Songs is high and the Song of Songs is low
Out of the Song of Songs, the Song of Songs is carved and the Song of Songs is mixed with the flow of symbols, and those who belong to it in the country are but a few. The song of the king was very high, and the harmony of the king was very low. The warring states? The Song Yu's "Question to the King of Chu" (对楚王问). Song Yu, "The Question to the King of Chu"
ExplanationThe tune was so high that fewer people could sing along with it. Now it is used as a metaphor for the fact that few people can understand a speech or work that is not popular.
Usage as predicate, determiner, clause; with irony
Structure compound syntax
Near synonym Yangchunbaixue
Antonym Xiaoli Baren
Syllabic words Jiri Wheel God's Horse, Certain Laws, Cloak of Robes, Dancing and Playing with the Laws, Involvement of Writings to Make Yasu, Unchanging Laws, Bundling of Troops and Feeding Horses, Half Truth and Half Falsehoods, Losing Horses on the Cliffs, Avoiding the World of Golden Horses, ......
Era Ancient
Riddle A Hook of the New Moon Accompanies the New Lord
Encounter Donkey with a Big Voice
Chinese Idioms Story During the Warring States period, King Xiang of Chu asked Song Yu, a literary scholar, why so many people had an opinion of Song Yu, and how come there was no one who was attached to him? Song Yu replied: there is a singer on the streets of Ying Du sang "Shimili" and "Ba Ren", many people sing along, sing "Yangchun" and "Baixue", and there are fewer people who agree with them, so it can be seen that "its song is higher, and its harmony is fewer."
23.如雷贯耳(如雷贯耳)
出处Just heard that Mr. big name, such as Lei Guan Er. Yuan? It is so loud that the sound of thunder penetrates into the ears. It describes a person's great fame.
Usage as predicate, determiner; used in polite conversation
Structure verb-object tense
Similar words famous all over the world, renowned, as loud as thunder in the ears
Antonym nameless
Syllabic words ......
Era Ancient
Chinese Idioms Story During the Eastern Han Dynasty, Dong Zhuo used his strength to hold the dynasty and plotted to usurp the throne, and Wang Yun, an apostle, and his adopted daughter, Diao Zen, agreed to use Lv Bu to kill Dong Zhuo. Wang Yun first promised Diao Zen to Lu Bu, and then offered to Dong Zhuo, Lu Bu saw Diao Zen was dominated by Dong Zhuo, the heart is very angry and helpless, Diao Zen said Lu Bu reputation as a thunderclap, willing to spend his life with him * * * *
24.Save the dead and help the wounded (save the dead and help the wounded)
The allusion to the single with a single in a row war, more than ten days, the killed more than half of the when the captives to save the dead and help the wounded do not give. Han? Sima Qian "report Ren Shaoqing book"
Interpretation: help, care. The first thing you need to do is to take care of the people who are in danger of dying and take care of the people who are injured. Now it describes the spirit of medical workers to serve the people wholeheartedly. ......
Era Ancient
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Chinese Idioms Story During the Western Han Dynasty, the historian Sima Qian was sentenced to rot in prison by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty for the Li Ling incident. His friend Ren An wrote him a letter asking him to "be prudent in accepting things, and to promote the wise and scholarly". When Ren An was also sentenced to death, Sima Qian wrote a letter to him, describing how he had survived the pain. He was defending Li Ling, saying that he was brave and warlike, so that the enemy did not have time to save the dead and wounded
25.set of ideas (set of ideas)
Out of the country so the establishment of Yamen, the cover of the ministers *** set a hall, discuss with each other, the sycophants both clear-eyed *** view, it is difficult to take advantage of selfishness, the wise also set of ideas to help their own affairs. Qing? Zhaolian "Xiaoting Miscellany? Qian Nan Yuan"
Interpretation refers to the concentration of intelligence and extensive discussion.
Usage as predicate, determiner, dative; referring to the collection of useful opinions
Construct Union
Near synonyms: group effort, wide range of opinions
Antonyms: bent on one's own way, arbitrary
Rhymes: out of the He Dianji, small economy, pointing to the sky and drawing the ground, inch-long, inch-long, not enough air, spring back to the earth, open the feast and set up the play, crying to the sky and crying to the ground, Yang Hsu Shan Li, difficult, ......
Chinese idiom story during the Three Kingdoms period, after the death of Liu Bei, the Lord of Shu, Liu Zen succeeded to the throne, and the big and small political affairs of Shu were handled by the Prime Minister Zhuge Liang. Zhuge Liang had high prestige in the imperial court, but he was not proud of his achievements and often paid attention to listening to the opinions of his subordinates. Some of his subordinates opposed him to do so, he believes that this is in order to focus the wisdom and opinions of the people, widely listen to useful advice
26. sand shooting
The allusion to its name is called the toad, a short fox, can contain the sand to shoot the person, the person who is hit by the body tendons, headache, fever, the drama to death. Jin? Dry Bao "So Shen Ji" Volume XII containing sand shooting streaming shadow, blowing compulsion pain line Hui. In the Southern Song Dynasty, Bao Zhao wrote Baozhao "bitter fever line"
Interpretation Legend has it that an animal called toad, in the water, contains sand and sprays the shadow of a person, making him sick. It is a metaphor for attacking or framing people secretly.
Usage as predicate, determiner, dative; referring to a person speaking
Structure conjunctive
Conjunctive similar words blood-spraying, pointing to the mulberry tree and cursing the locusts, and maligning
Opposite words bright and upright, straightforward
Rhymes with cunning nonchalance, the pit of ashes has not yet cooled down, the soldiers are strong and the generals are fierce, weighing the hammer falling into the well, much quicker and more efficient, the big dream wakes up, the great scene is very beautiful, and the floating ping breaks the stalks, 忠心耿耿耿、返躬内省
成语故事古代传说水水怪物蜮，形状像鳖，只有三条腿，嘴里有一条像弓的横肉，看到岸上或水上人或人影经过时就喷射沙子，被喷之人就会生病，非常痛苦，严重的直到死亡。 Because it is very bad, once people see it is generally try to avoid
27.Drawing snake to add feet (draw snake to add feet)
The allusion to the snake certainly has no feet, the son can be for the feet? The general's accomplishments have been realized. The general's achievements have been realized and his reputation has been greatly shaken, so he can stop. Ming? Shi Nai-an "Water Margin" hundred and ten times.
Explaining that when drawing a snake, one adds feet to the snake. It is a metaphor for doing something redundant, which is not only unhelpful but also inappropriate. It is also a metaphor for fabricating facts and making something out of nothing.
Usage as object, determiner; referring to redundancy
Structure Conjunctive
Similar Words Futile, superfluous, clumsy
Antonyms Paint a dragon's eye, just right, appropriate
Syllabic Words Dajian Chetu, Maocai Yauwu, Wuwu Jinnu, Smoke wave fishing disciples, gorgeous clothes, social rats and city foxes, trimming the edges, a common custom, male flying and female ambush, old ox, the same customs.
Chinese idiom story Chu has a special official in charge of sacrifices, after the spring festival to pour a cup of wine to the men, because there are many people less than enough wine to share, it came up with who first drew a good snake on the wine, there is a person who first painted the snake, see the others have not yet finished painting, has been painted on the snake added two feet, so that the people laughed and laughed
28.Latter generations of people can be feared ( The later generation can be afraid)
Origin The later generation can be afraid, how can we know that the coming one is not now. The Analects of Confucius (论语? Zihan (子罕)
解释后生：年轻人，后辈；畏：敬畏。 Young people are to be feared. It describes that young people can surpass their predecessors.
Usage as predicate, object, clause; praising young people
Structure subject-predicate
Near synonyms: young and old
Antonyms: young and inexperienced, not yet dried up
Syllables: to destroy and break the evil class, to give small favors, to be short of a basketful of things, to cut off a regulator and stop a bridle, to pass through a channel of wind, to not advance but to retreat, to be rotten in form and form and dirty, to be broken, to plow and hurt the crops, to be broken, to be lost in the years of cultivation, to be honored, and to be noble,
Chinese Idioms
During the Spring and Autumn Period, Confucius was traveling around the states when he came across some children playing, he asked one of the children who was not playing, the child said that it would do harm to play madly. The child built a castle to block Confucius's car, Confucius asked why not let the car, the child said it is never the car to avoid the castle no castle to let the car, Confucius heard and sighed: "really fearful of the latter!"
29. Woe arises from the Xiao wall (Woe arises from the Xiao wall)
The allusion to my fear of Jisun worries, not in Zhuan Yu, but also in the Xiao wall. The Analects of Confucius Ji's"
Interpretation Xiao wall: the small wall that served as a door in the ancient palace. It refers to the trouble that happened in the house. It is a metaphor for the occurrence of internal disorder.
Usage as predicate, object, determiner; referring to internal turmoil
Structure subject-predicate
Near synonyms: the same room, the scourge of Xiaowei, the ruler of cloth and the bucket of corn
Antonyms: the enemy's foreign trouble, the soldiers' presence in the city, the army's oppression
Syllabic words: to be bound by customs and to abide by the norms, to be dragon and phoenix, to have a lot of things in one go, to be buried in foxes and foxes to be raised, to fight with dragons in the battle of Xuanhuang, to be raised up on the cranes, to be worried about the many nights and the long hours of the night, Jikangzi's strategists Ran You and Zi Lu, both students of Confucius, asked him how to handle the situation. Confucius said, "If you can't govern a country so that the people can live in peace and work in contentment, and the country is in a state of disintegration, I'm afraid that trouble is about to arise."
30.害群之马(害群之马)
出处夫为天下者，亦奚以异乎牧马者哉？ The only thing that can be done is to get rid of those who are harmful to the horses. Zhuangzi (庄子)
出处 Xu Wugui (徐无鬼)
Explanation：The inferior horses that jeopardize the herd of horses. It is a metaphor for those who jeopardize the society or the collective.
The story of the idiom is that the Yellow Emperor Xuanyuan went to Mount Andz to find the immortal Dakui to ask for advice on how to govern the world, and met a child who was herding horses halfway, and the Yellow Emperor asked him for directions, and the child told him where Dakui lived. Huang Di asked the child how to rule the world, the child said: "rule the world is the same as releasing the horse, as long as that to remove its harmful horse can be." The Yellow Emperor realized the truth of it