酌金馔玉 The cups for drinking are of gold, and the vessels for serving dishes are of jade. The cups for drinking are gold, and the vessels for serving dishes are jade.
zhuanyu炊金 (馔玉炊金) describes sumptuous dishes.
The term "heavy gold attacking Tang" means that the city of gold is very strong in defense.
Yu Gui Jin Tui (玉圭金臬) is a metaphor for an important code or law. The word "jade" is used to describe its preciousness.
Crossing Zhu Huai Jin (纡朱怀金) means to tie a knot; Zhu (朱) means Zhu Sash (朱绂), a red ribbon used for tying a seal; Huai (怀) means to carry a treasure; Jin (金) means a golden seal. It is a metaphor for being a big official.
Condescending gold and purple 〖Explanation〗The body wears seal and ribbon. Refers to being in a high position. Gold means seal; Purple means ribbon color.
Crossing gold and purple 〖Explanation〗To wear gold seal and purple ribbon. Refers to being in a high position.
Winning gold and a scripture: It is better to leave a basket full of gold and silver than to teach a scripture. Alludes to the Han Book - Wei Xian biography: "Xian four sons; eldest son Fang Shan for high bedding order, early death; second son Hong, to the East China Sea governor; second son Shun, stay Lu keep the tomb; youngest son Xuan Cheng, back to the bright experience position to the prime minister. Therefore, Zoulu proverb: 'the legacy of gold full of children, not as good as a scripture.'" Yan Shigu Note: "The word "籝" or "盈", but also "盈满"
银屏金屋 Describes the extremely splendid residence and furnishings. It is a reference to the rich and powerful families.
Yi Jie Jinlan (义结金兰) means to make friends who are very compatible with each other.
Clothes of purple and waist of gold 〖Explanation〗Wearing a purple robe and wearing a gold and silver fish bag at the waist. It also means to be a big official.
One word is worth a thousand pieces of gold. It describes that the words are exquisite and cannot be changed.
One word and gold describes that the words are extremely precious.
The word "一字兼金" describes a word that is extremely valuable.
Yi Zhuo Qian Jin (一掷千金) means to spend a large sum of money without caring about it.
One paper is worth a thousand pieces of paper.
One word is worth a thousand pieces of gold One word is worth a thousand pieces of gold. It is often used to describe the value of what is said.
A smile is worth a thousand pieces of gold A smile is worth a thousand pieces of gold.
The smile of a beautiful woman is worth a thousand pieces of gold.
The Golden Cicada is a metaphor for a golden cicada that gets out of its shell by means of a stratagem.
Dragging and dragging the cicada is the best way to get rid of it.
Dragging the gold and commissioning the purple and wearing the purple ribbon and gold seal. It is a metaphor for a high official position.
The clay dolls were coated with gold dust on the outside of the clay statues.
Concentricity Breaks the Gold Yi - Xiang Ri Shang (易-系辞上)："Two people are of the same heart, and their benefits break the gold."
The word "heart" was later used to describe the power of a united heart.
The Iron Horse and the Golden Goose ① describes the mighty soldiers and horses.
The metaphor of a fortified city is that of an iron castle and a golden city.
To pan for sand and gold is to pan for gold.
Panning sand for gold To obtain real gold from sand by means of water selection. It is a metaphor for removing impurities and extracting the essence.
To remove impurities and extract the essence, it is also a metaphor for making a big effort with little result.
fuse stone and flow gold High temperature melts gold and stone.
The heat melts the gold and stone.
Fuse and Destroy Metaphorically, to destroy too much, so that a person cannot survive.
Fuse Jade Melting metal and tarnishing beautiful jade. Metaphorically speaking, it is said that the damage caused by slander is very serious.
Scintillating jade and flowing gold See "scintillating stone and flowing gold".
Shining stone and flowing gold means the temperature is so high that it can melt gold and stone. It describes the heat. It is also used to describe the heat.
Water Flooding 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, 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 fall of Leifeng Pagoda": "defending Fahai Zen master yawn will hide him behind the throne of Jinshan Temple, White Snake Niang come .
Bundle up and steal the gold "Han Shu - straight not doubt biography": "its fellow house have sued to return, mistakenly holding its fellow house Lang gold to go. And the same house Lang Jue, death intention is not doubt, do not doubt that thank you have, buy gold to pay. After the return to the person to return to the gold, the death of the gold Lang great shame, this is known as the elders." Later, because of the "dress to steal gold" is said to be unprovoked suspicion.
Testing Stone A hard black stone, with gold in a stripe on it, you can see the color of the gold.
A black hard stone with a streak of gold on it can tell the color of the gold.
Pick up the gold not to hide the gold: the original refers to the money, now refers to all kinds of valuables; hidden: hide. It refers to the good morality of servants and social customs.
Shihou Jinjian (石室金鐀) See "Shihou Jingui (石室金匮)".
Shi Bu Jin Gui (石室金匮) is also known as "Shi Bu Jin Gui" (石室金鐀). In ancient times, it was the place where the state collected important documents.
Shi Muting Jin Gui (石缄金匮) is the same as "Shichang Jin Gui (石室金匮)".
Twelve gold medals Gold medals: imperial edicts and urgent military orders in the Song Dynasty were sent by the Ministry of the Interior in gold characters. Metaphorically speaking, urgent orders.
Twelve Gold Hairpins The Song of Water in the River by Emperor Wu of Liang in the south: "Twelve rows of gold hairpins on the head, and five articles of silk shoes under the feet."
Sand in the gold Amoy gold from the sand. It is a metaphor for selecting the best from a large amount of material.
Sand Amoy Gold Amoy: to wash with water, to filter out impurities. It is also a metaphor for doing something with great effort but little result. It is also used as a metaphor for choosing the best from a large amount of material.
Qionglou Jinque 犹琼楼玉宇.
A thousand gold gourd is a metaphor for a precious thing, though it is cheap, but it is very precious when it is used at a critical time.
The Chinese idiom of "a thousand pieces of gold for the bones of a thousand horses" is used to describe the urgent need to find talented people.
Metaphorically speaking, it is a metaphor for the urgency of recruiting talents.
Thousand gold to buy a smile Spend a thousand gold to buy a smile.
To buy a smile, one should spend a thousand dollars to buy a smile.
Thousand gold broom is a metaphor for something that is very precious and valued even though it is very cheap.
Thousand Gold Brooms A simile of a man's broom, which is very precious, though it is very cheap.
Thousand gold is more than a house. There are families with thousands of gold possessions one after another.
The metaphor of a friend's deep friendship.
Cheerfulness is like a golden orchid. It is also called "契若金兰".
The Qi people seized the gold 〖Explanation〗Seize: seize. Metaphorically speaking, the people of Qi seize the gold.
Mu Gong and Jinmu (木公金母), that is, the Immortals Dongwang Gong and Xiwangmu (西王母). Later, it is used in the birthday celebration, which is a metaphor for the master and wife of the birthday celebration.
Golden Captain Captain: the title of an ancient military officer. It refers to an officer who loots property.
Measure the gold to buy fu Han Sima Xiangru "long gate fugue" preface: "filial piety Wu Emperor Chen Queen, when the honor, quite jealous, do not in the Palace of the long gate, sadness and sadness. I heard that Shu County Chengdu Sima Xiangru, the world's work for the text, the gold 100 pounds, for Xiangru, Wenjun to get wine, because of the words to solve the sadness. And Xiangru wrote for the Lord to understand the Lord, Queen Chen was honored again." Later on, the phrase "to buy wine with gold" was used to describe the high value of the article.
Liang Jin Mei Yu (良金美玉) is a metaphor for the perfection of writing.
This is a metaphor for a person who is very good in moral character.
Beating Drums and Sounding Gold Jin: refers to gongs. It refers to the beating of drums and gongs on the battlefield.
The Return of the Prodigal Son (〖解释〗指不走正道的人改邪改改后极其可贵。
Clang Jin Jie Yu (铿金戛玉) describes a word with a resounding syllable
Clang Jin Fay Yu (铿金霏玉) See "Clang Jin Jie Yu".
Grabbing gold and not seeing people A metaphor for doing whatever it takes to satisfy one's desires.
Chewing iron and masticating gold Speaking in a truncated manner.
Donation of gold against the jade is said to be not valuing one's possessions. The phrase is from Ge Hong's "Holding Park Zi - An Anxious Poverty": "The superior wisdom does not value hard-to-obtain possessions, so Tang Yu donates gold to offset the jade."
Precise Gold and Beautiful Jade Metaphorically speaking, it is a pure and perfect person or thing
Precise Gold and Beautiful Jade Metaphorically speaking, it is a pure person or a beautiful thing.
Precise gold and refined jade Metaphorically speaking, the exercise of virtue and talent is very good.
Gold, jade, and embroidery refers to exquisite and precious things. It is also a metaphor for a skillful plan.
Jin You Yu Kun You and Kun: brothers. It is a beautiful name for other people's brothers.
Golden Seal and Purple Ribbon A golden seal and a purple ribbon to tie the seal. In ancient times, the prime minister, the prime minister, the lieutenant, the grand secretary, too Fu, too teacher, too Paul, before and after the right and left generals and six palaces of the consort in charge. In later times, it referred to high ranking officials and dignitaries.
Gold and Jade Metaphorically speaking, it is a life of honor and glory.
Jinxiang yuqi (金相玉质) is a metaphor for the perfection of both the form and content of an article. It also describes a person who is beautiful in appearance.
Jin Xiang Yu Zhen (金相玉振) is the same as "jin xiang yu qi" (金相玉质).
Jin Xiang Yu Ying (金相玉映) is the same as "Jin Xiang Yu Qing (金相玉质)".
Golden phase and jade style Same as "golden phase and jade quality".
Jinwu couldn't help it Jinwu: a local official in charge of the capital city garrison during the Qin and Han dynasties. This refers to the ancient Lantern Festival and the day before and after the Lantern Festival, when the local officials canceled the night ban. Later, it also refers to the absence of night ban, all night in and out without obstruction.
There is no such thing as pure gold, and there is no such thing as a perfect person. There is no pure and pure gold. The metaphor is that there is no such thing as perfect. It is also a metaphor for not being able to ask a person to be free of faults and mistakes.
Gold is not perfect.
Golden House: a gorgeous house; Jiao: A Jiao, the eldest daughter of Liu Che's aunt, a reference to a beautiful woman.
Golden House: a gorgeous house; Jiao: the eldest daughter of Liu Che's aunt, referring to a beautiful woman.
Golden House of Diao Niang (金屋娇娘) Refers to a noble and beautiful woman.
Golden house to hide a concubine Refers to a magnificent house for a beloved concubine to live in. It also refers to taking a concubine.
Golden Girls Taoism refers to the boys and girls who serve the immortals. Later, it refers to innocent boys and girls.
Golden Title and Jade Mincing Jin title: a title written in gold; Jade Mincing: a jade pin that binds a scroll (also known as an insertion stick). Refers to the very fine calligraphy, painting or book decoration.
Jin tao sha sao (金淘沙拣) means to pick gold from the sand. It is a metaphor for refining words and phrases in writing.
Solidity of gold and soup Unbreakable like a golden city and pond.
Jintai shijun (金台市骏) means "a thousand pieces of gold for the bones".
Jintai Shijun is a term used to describe a person who is willing to pay a high price for his or her steed.
Jintai Shijun is a metaphor for the sincere solicitation of talents.
The story of King Zhaowang of Yan, who built a golden platform to attract talents, is written in "Strategies of the Warring States" (战国策-燕策一).
Jinshi Zhiqiao (金金石至交) See "Jinshi Zhiqiao (金金石之交)".
Gold and stone words A metaphor for very valuable teaching or advice
Gold and stone friendship Jiao: friendship.
Gold and stone is as hard as metal and stone. It describes a person who is extremely hard or strong.
Gold and stone is a metaphor for the safest strategy.
Jinshi Zhi Gong Jin: refers to bells and tripods.
Jin Shi Zhi Zi describes a strategy that is as durable and stable as gold or stone.
Gold and stone are opened Gold and stone: metal and stone, a metaphor for the hardest things. Even gold and stone were opened. It describes a person who is sincere and resolute, and has infinite strength.
Golden stone, silk and bamboo Gold: metal musical instruments; Stone: stone chimes; Silk: stringed instruments; Bamboo: wind instruments. It refers to all kinds of musical instruments. It also describes all kinds of sounds.
Jinshi Liangshi (金金石良言) means very valuable teaching or advice
Jinshi can be opened (金金石可开) See "Jinshi for opening" (金金石为开).
Friendship of gold and stone See "friendship of gold and stone".
Gold and stone are unalterable like gold and stone. It describes a person who is steadfast in his or her covenant, integrity, and so on.
Golden Sound Throwing to the Ground To throw to the ground with the sound of gold and stone. It describes the clanging of words.
2. About the beast:
The lion's mouth is a metaphor for a very high price or condition.
The lion wrestles with the hare, but also with all his strength (〖解释〗比喻对小事情也拿出全力认真对付).
The lion and the elephant wrestle the hare with all their strength.
The lion and the elephant wrestle the hare with all their strength 〖Interpretation〗The lion and the elephant wrestle the hare with all their strength 〖Interpretation〗The lion and the elephant wrestle the hare with all their strength.
The lion among men is the king of beasts. It is a metaphor for a person with outstanding talent.
The roar of the dragon and the lion is a metaphor for the sound of a deep and majestic voice.
The lion's roar of Hedong (河东狮子吼) is a metaphor for the anger of a jealous wife, and a mockery of a man who is afraid of his wife.
Lion Roar of Hedong 〖Explanation〗The lion's roar of Hedong refers to a jealous woman.
The lion's roar of Hedong is a metaphor for a jealous wife making a fuss over her husband.
Leopard:
Bear's Heart and Leopard's Guts A metaphor for being very bold.
Xiongtao Leopard Strategies A metaphor for skillful military strategies.
Longchamps and Leopard Metaphorically, the calligraphy is strong and skillful in change.
Long Teng Leopard Metaphorically, it is a metaphor for being a good speaker and an eloquent speaker.
Dragon Towers and Leopard Strategies A reference to the art of war
Dragon Eyebrows and Leopard Neck A description of a warrior's looks.
Dragon's Liver and Leopard's Fetus A metaphor for rare and precious food.
Wolf, insect, tiger and leopard ① refers to ferocious animals.
The Dragon's Liver and the Leopard's Foetus is a metaphor for extremely rare and precious food.
Tiger and Leopard Metaphorically speaking, it is used to describe a powerful and cruel official.
The Chinese character for "tiger and leopard" is "tiger and leopard, pecking and harming some of the people below."
Peeping Leopard in a Pipe Looking at a leopard through a small hole in a bamboo pipe, one can only see a speck on the leopard's body. It is a metaphor for seeing only a part of a thing, meaning that what one sees is incomplete or slightly gained.
Raising a Tiger and Leaving Trouble Same as "Raising a Tiger and Leaving Trouble".
Yang Hu surrounded Kuang "Historical Records - Confucius family": "defines Confucius yawn will be suitable for Chen, over Kuang ...... Kuang people heard, thought Lu of Yang Hu. Yang Hu tasted violent Kuang people, Kuang people then attempted to stop Confucius. Confucius like Yang Hu, detained five days." Yang, through "Yang". Later, the phrase "Yang Hu surrounded Kuang" was used to refer to the misunderstanding caused by the similarity in appearance.
Sheep's substance: the substance of the tiger.
The nature of a sheep is the same as that of a tiger. Although a sheep puts on the skin of a tiger, it still likes grass when it sees it, and trembles with fear when it encounters a jackal or a wolf. It is a metaphor for a person who pretends to be strong in appearance but is actually very timid.
Sheep into the tiger's herd A simile of a good man falling into the hands of a bad man and being in extreme danger.
Sheep falling into tiger's mouth A sheep has been eaten into the mouth of a tiger.
The simile of a sheep falling into a tiger's mouth is that of a sheep falling into a tiger's mouth.
Yan Jiao Hu Bei describes a man with a powerful appearance.
Yan Jiao Hu Tou (①) describes a person with a powerful appearance.
Yan Jie Hu Tou (燕心虎头) describes a person with a powerful appearance.
Yan Jiao Hu Neck Jiao: chin and chin. In the old days, it was used to describe the noble appearance of a prince or the appearance of a general.
Swallow forehead and tiger's head is the same as "swallow jaw and tiger's head".
The metaphor of "embroidered tiger and carved dragon" is that of the splendor of a piece of writing.
Bear's Waist and Tiger's Back The waist is as thick as a bear's, and the back is as thick as a tiger's.
To describe a person's body, he or she is strong and sturdy.
Bear's Back Tiger's Back A metaphor for a situation in which a group of men is dominated by a tiger.
The smiling tiger is a metaphor for a person who is kind in appearance but vicious in heart.
Scabbard and Tiger and Bear A tiger in a scabbard and a bear in a scabbard.
The tiger in the scabbard, the bear in the scabbard.
Slipper, Wu, Tiger, Emperor The characters "舄舄" and "乌", "虎" and "帝" are similar, and they have been copied together, so it is easy to write them wrongly. The characters "舄乌" and "乌", "虎" and "帝", which are similar to each other, have been copied together. It refers to a mistake in copying and transmitting the text.
The metaphor of "holding a snake and riding a tiger" is that the situation is extremely dangerous.
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon A metaphor for a hidden talent, or a talent that is hidden from view.
Fear of the enemy is like a tiger Fear of the enemy is like fear of a tiger.
Commit Meat to Tiger's Groove Commit: abandon; Groove: path. Throwing meat on the path of a hungry tiger. It is a metaphor for a dangerous situation and an impending disaster.
To be a tiger's accomplice 伥伥：伥鬼，古时传说被老虎吃掉的人，死后变成伥鬼，专门引诱人来给老虎吃。 The tiger as a ghost. The metaphor is to act as an accomplice to the wicked.
Adding wings to the tiger. It is a metaphor for helping the bad guys and increasing their power.
Fu Wings for the Tiger Fu Fu: "to attach"; Wings: wings.
To add wings to a tiger. It is a metaphor for helping bad people and increasing their power.
To give to the jackals and tigers Give: to give to. Give to jackals, wolves, tigers and leopards. It describes the people's resentment against the bad guys.
Talking about tiger color color: face. Later, it is used as a metaphor to describe the emotional tension at the mention of something one is afraid of.
The situation of riding a tiger on the back of a tiger is not a good idea.
The tiger's back is the back of a tiger, and you can't get down from it.
The word "boar and tiger" is the same as "boar and fish".
The word "dragon and tiger" is used to describe a person who is lively and energetic.
To put one's body at the mouth of a tiger is to put one's body at the mouth of a tiger.
The word "tiger" is used to describe a situation of extreme danger.
There is no tiger on the mountain, but monkeys are called the king.
Three words to blackmail a tiger, three people become a tiger.
Three People Become a Tiger Three people lied that there was a tiger in the city, and those who listened to them believed it. The metaphor is that the number of people who say something can make people take the rumor as the truth.
Three people become a tiger in the city 〖Explanation〗It is said that if more people say it, it can make people take the rumor as fact. The same as "three people become a tiger".
The calf is not afraid of the tiger. The metaphor is that young people have no fear and dare to do something.
Like a dragon, like a tiger is a metaphor for a young man who has no fear of doing something.
Like a wolf, like a tiger, is as fierce as a wolf and a tiger.
Like a wolf, like a tiger.
Like a wolf like a tiger See "like a wolf like a tiger".
Like a tiger with wings It is like a tiger with wings. It is a metaphor for a strong person being helped to become even stronger.
Ruohu Shengwang (如虎生翼) Same as "Ruohu Fuwang (如虎傅翼)".
Ruohu Fuwang is like a tiger sprouting wings. It is a metaphor for the strong getting stronger and the evil getting more evil because of the addition of new help.
Like a tiger getting wings Same as "like a tiger getting wings".
Dragon and tiger among men 〖Explanation〗It is a metaphor for a great man among men.
Drive the sheep to attack the tiger. Driving sheep to attack the tiger.
To describe a weak enemy, there is a huge difference in strength, and the enemy will be destroyed.
Jiaolong drew a tiger, describing a false courtesy.
Knocking the mountain to shake the tiger See "Knocking the mountain to shake the tiger".
Knocking on the mountain to shake the tiger is said to be a deliberate warning.
The Dragon and the Tiger The dragon that lurks, the tiger that lurks. It is a metaphor for a talent that has not yet been utilized.
Fear of the dragon in front, fear of the tiger at the back A metaphor for being timid and fearful, worrying too much.
Fear of the wolf in front, fear of the tiger at the back A metaphor for being timid and fearful, worrying too much.
The front door goes to the tiger, the back door enters the wolf (解释〗比喻驅走了一个敌人，又来了一个敌人。 It is the same as "the front door refuses the tiger, the back door enters the wolf".
Long Wei Hu Zhen (龙威虎震) describes a vigorous and majestic atmosphere. It is often used to describe the vigor and strength of calligraphy strokes, and the flexibility of the strokes.
Dragon Jumping and Tiger Lying is a metaphor for writing and calligraphy.
Dragon Jumping and Tiger Lying is a metaphor for the power of writing and calligraphy.
Dragon and Tiger in the sky.
Long Teng Hu Throw is the same as "Long Teng Hu Cu".
Long Teng Hu Tramp Same as "Long Teng Hu Cu".
Dragon Teng Tiger Leaping Teng: soaring; Leaping: jumping. Like a dragon soaring, like a tiger leaping.
Dragon Teng Tiger Whistling The sound is strong and vigorous.
Dragon Teng Hu Gui (龙腾虎踞) is strong and powerful.
Dragon Teng Tiger Cu Metaphorically speaking, it is a brave and powerful force to be reckoned with.
The Dragon's Lair The deep water pit in which the dragon dives and the tiger's lair in which it hides. The metaphor of an extremely dangerous place.
Dragon Pond Tiger Cave Cave: cave. Cave: deep pool. The deep pool where the dragon lives and the tiger's lair. It is a metaphor for an extremely dangerous place.
Dragon crouching and tiger crouching is the same as dragon coiling and tiger crouching. The dragon's crouch is a metaphor for the winding and undulating mountains.
Dragon crouching and tiger crouching, the dragon coiling and the tiger crouching, the dragon coiling and the tiger crouching. It describes the majestic and dangerous terrain.
Dragon Coiled Tiger Crouched Like a dragon coiled, like a tiger crouched.
The Dragon and the Tiger.
Dragon Coiled and Tiger Crouching.
Dragon Coiled Tiger Apprehending a gnarled and powerful appearance.
Dragon Coiled Tiger Crouched Coiled: twisting and turning around; crouched: squatting, sitting. It seems like a coiled dragon and a crouching tiger. It specifically refers to Nanjing. It also describes the majestic and dangerous terrain.
The dragon apprehends the tiger, which means that the dragon fights with the tiger.
The dragon apprehended the tiger, the tiger jumped, the dragon fought with the tiger.
The dragon apprehends the tiger, and the tiger seizes the tiger, which means the dragon fights with the tiger.
Dragon's essence and tiger's ferocity Metaphor for energy and fighting spirit.
The Dragon River and the Tiger Wave is a metaphor for being used to making waves.
Dragonization and tiger change "Yi - Ge": "The tiger of the adults is changing, and its writing is bright." The walker can be reckless, the swimmer can be spandex, and the flyer can be a streamer. As for the dragon, I can't know that it rides the wind and clouds up to the sky.'" Later, the metaphor of "the dragon transforms into a tiger" was used to describe the unpredictability of change.
Dragon, Tiger, Wind and Cloud ①Yi - Gan: "The clouds come from the dragon, and the wind comes from the tiger." Later, "dragon, tiger, wind and clouds" is a metaphor for the heroes and heroes meet at the right time. ②It refers to the meeting between the ruler and the minister.
Dragon and Tiger Metaphorically speaking, the strokes of the brush are vigorous and unrestrained.
Dragon flag and tiger banner The flag of a general.
Dragon Squatting and Tiger Crouching A metaphor for dragon coiling and tiger crouching.
Dragon, tiger, tiger, and the dragon are said to be in pursuit of the stag.
Lin's Horn and Tiger's Fin The horn of the Lin and the fin of the tiger. It is a metaphor for the rare talents in the world.
Two Tigers Fighting Two tigers fight with each other. The two tigers are fighting with each other, which is a metaphor for two powerful sides.
Two Tigers Fighting A metaphor for two powerful tigers fighting each other.
Leaving the mountain and transferring the tiger Metaphorically speaking, a tiger is transferred from its original position by means of a stratagem.
Scratching an itch on a tiger's head is a metaphor for not taking oneself seriously.
The metaphor of a fly on a tiger's head is to seek one's own death.
The Tiger Borrows a Pig, the Deceiver Borrows a Book Deceiver: the old term for a scholar.
The Tiger Borrows a Pig, the Deceiver Borrows a Book Deceit: the old term refers to a scholar. It is also a metaphor for each person's own hobbies.
Whale swallowing tiger devouring Like a whale and a tiger swallowing. Song - Fan Zhongyan, "On the Consul's Book": "The previous generation was in chaos, swallowing whales and devouring tigers, without the intention of divining the world and the year, so the way has been lacking for a long time, and it is not an urgent matter." Ming- Zhang Jing "flying pills record - Ming court Zhang gall": "He plotted more vilification, the authority of the war, swallowing the tiger, who dares to stop?" Qing - Xu Fang "Nogao Guangzhi - cold empty monks": "the first gentleman often say to bridge
Subduing dragons and tigers Originally, it is a Buddhist story, referring to the subduing of dragons and tigers with magic power. Later, it was compared to having great ability to defeat a very strong opponent or overcome great difficulties.
The General's Family: a family that has been a general for generations. It is a metaphor for the father's talent and the children's ability. It also refers to the fact that the descendants do not dishonor the family.
False Tiger Zhang Wei 犹言狐假虎威.
Hungry Eagle and Hungry Tiger A metaphor for ferocity and greed.
Painting a tiger like a dog Metaphorically speaking, it is a bad imitation of a dog.
Painting a tiger like a dog Class: like.
Painting a tiger and carving a bull's-eye (〖interpretation〗) ① Metaphorically speaking, it is a good and ambitious, but ultimately no achievement. ②It is said that good things can not be done, but become bad things.
Painting a tiger is hard to paint a bone, but it is easy to recognize a person, but hard to understand a person's heart.
Drawing a tiger into a dog Drawing a tiger into a dog.
The metaphor is that a tiger becomes a dog, and a dog becomes a dog, which is not a good imitation.
Painting a tiger into a dog. (Explanation) It is a metaphor for imitating a tiger but not being able to imitate it. It is the same as "drawing a tiger is not good enough to imitate a dog".
Painting a tiger is not good enough to be like a dog Painting a tiger is not good enough to be like a dog.
Painting a tiger is not a good idea, but a dog is a good idea.
The metaphor of "painting a tiger is not a good idea" is that a tiger is not a good idea but a dog is a good idea.
The metaphor of "painting a tiger is not a good idea" is that a tiger is not a good idea but a dog is a good idea.
The tiger and the dragon are fighting with each other, and it is a metaphor for a fierce struggle.
The Tiger's Den and the Dragon's Pool The deep water pit where the dragon dives and the tiger's lair where it hides. It is a metaphor for an extremely dangerous place.
The Tiger's Den and the Wolf's Nest The den of the tiger and the wolf. It is a metaphor for an extremely dangerous place.
The tiger's roar is the sound of the wind. When a tiger roars, a great wind rises. It is a metaphor for the emergence of heroes who follow the trend of the times and have a great impact on society; it also refers to the rise of great heroes and the development of great ambitions.
Tiger lying down and dragon jumping describes the character as majestic and superb.
The Tiger's Tail and the Spring Ice Treading on the tiger's tail, I walked on the ice that would be thawed in the spring.
The name "tiger's tail" is used to describe a situation of great danger.
Tiger's Head and Swallow's Jaw In the old days, it was used to describe the dignified appearance of a prince or a military general.
Tiger's Head, Snake's Tail The head is as big as a tiger and the tail is as thin as a snake. The head is as big as a tiger and the tail is as thin as a snake. It is a metaphor for the beginning of a great momentum, but later on the strength is very small, and there is a beginning but no end.
Tiger's Head and Tiger's Brain The description of the tiger's head and tiger's brain is as strong as a tiger's head and as simple as a snake's tail.
Tiger Body and Bear Waist describes a strong and sturdy body.
Tiger, bull, scabbard, or rhinoceros. It is a metaphor for the escape of an evil person or the failure of a person to do his duty, for which the person in charge should be held responsible.
The tiger stares like a tiger.
The tiger stared intently.
The tiger's eye is on the tiger's eye.
The tiger has three sons, and there must be a puma. The metaphor is that among the many children, there must be one who stands out from the rest.
The tiger runs into the flock The tiger runs into the flock.
The tiger runs into the flock of sheep. The metaphor is that a powerful man rushes into the weak and cuts down the weak at will.
The tiger's perch is a symbol of amber. Amber generates electricity when it is rubbed together and attracts small things. It is a metaphor for mutual induction.
Tiger and Sheep
Tiger Falls in Pingyang Pingyang: a place where the ground is flat and bright. The tiger left the deep mountains and fell into the flat land and was trapped. It is a metaphor for losing one's power
The Tiger Falls into Pingchuan Pingchuan: a place with flat terrain. The tiger left the deep mountains and forests, where he was the king, and landed on the flat land. It is a metaphor for a person who has power or strength losing his power or advantage.
Tiger Strategy and Dragon Towers Strategy: refers to the Three Strategies written by the legendary Huangshi Gong. Towers: refers to the Six Towers. The Three Strategies and Six Towers are ancient military books. They refer to the books of war and the art of war in general, and also refer to the power and strategy of the military.
Tiger and wolf describe an extremely fierce sound.
3. About bugs:
Ape, Crane, Sand, and Bugs The Art and Culture Class Collection, Volume 90, cites Ge Hong's "Clasp of Parks", "King Mu of the Zhou Dynasty's southern conquests, the army was all transformed into apes, cranes, and bugs and sand for the juniors." According to the present version of the "Hug Park Zi - interpretation of stagnation" as: "Mountain migration society, the three armies of the crowd, one day all the transformation, the gentleman as a crane, the small man into sand." Later, the term "Ape, Crane, Sand and Worm" was used to refer to the fallen generals or the people who died in the war.
Ape, Crane, Insects and Sand A metaphor for the generals who died in battle or the people who died in the war.
The metaphor of a person who has no idea what to say and who follows others' voices is a metaphor for a person who has no idea what to say.
Summer bugs speak of ice A metaphor for people who are short-sighted.
The summer insect is a metaphor for a person who is confined to his or her own knowledge.
Summer Insects and Mushrooms Meaning that summer insects do not live until winter, and mushrooms live and die. It is a metaphor for a very short life.
Summer bugs can't talk about ice. You can't talk about ice with bugs that grow in summer.
Things rot and worms grow Things rot and worms grow. It is also used to describe the weakness of a person so that others can take advantage of it.
The hairless tiger is a tiger without hair.
The most important thing is that it is not easy to see through the surface of the insect.
Water, Fire, and Military Insects Refers to the four kinds of disasters that cause damage to ancient books: floods, fires, wars, and bookworms. It also refers to all kinds of natural and man-made disasters.
Rats and worms (〖解释〗指鼠咬虫蛀).
Rats and worms penetrate rats and worms.
The rat's liver and worm's arm is a metaphor for something very small and worthless.
Bird tracks and insect threads A metaphor for things that disappear very easily.
The Hairless Insect A tiger without hair.
The bugs that are used to eating polygonum (a kind of grass with a spicy flavor) no longer feel that polygonum is spicy. It is a metaphor for a person who will go out of his way for what he desires.
Wolf, tiger and leopard ① refers to fierce animals.
These are the most important of all.
Hundred-footed insect, die but never fall down Hundred-footed: the name of the insect, also known as Malu or millipede, has twelve links, can still wriggle after cutting off. It is a metaphor for a powerful family, although it has been declining, but because of its power and foundation, it is not completely bankrupt.
The insect of a hundred feet, broken but not prostrate 〖Explanation〗Metaphorically speaking, a powerful collective or individual is not easy to collapse for a while. It is the same as "the insect with a hundred feet is not stiff until it dies".
Hundred-footed Insect Hundred-footed: a kind of reptile with many segments and legs, i.e. Malu.
4. About love:
Love and intimacy describes a close relationship and deep affection.
Talking about love Talking about love.
The word "love" describes the deep affection between husband and wife or between flesh and blood
The word "love" is a metaphor for a man and a woman who are in love with each other. Now, it is often compared to a man and a woman who understand each other's thoughts
Heart to heart Heart to heart Heart: heart, thoughts and feelings; Seal: in line with.
To describe each other's thoughts and feelings is completely the same.
Love at first sight Zhong: concentration; Zhongxiang: love focus. The old term refers to the love between a man and a woman as soon as they meet.
Sworn to death: to make up one's mind to remain unchanged till one's death.