Guess the idiom 15 words are folded into triangles. What is a mountain? Du and j and rú sh ā n [Shi Yi] piled up like mountains. There are many descriptions [metaphors] in Song and Meng's "Tokyo Dream": "Plum meets winter, the countryside is full of millet stalks, the roads are full of oxen and carts, and the rear is endless, and tens of millions are piled up in the fields." [Yong Fa] Prescription; As predicate and attribute; There is a lot of food in the barn described, and it can't be rotten. (Yao Li Zicheng, Volume II, Chapter 51)
Guess the idiom 15 words are folded into triangles. What's the standard answer: a mountain.
15 words accumulated in idioms pile up into mountains [Du He J and ch é ng sh ā n] Basic interpretation of Sheng Zi Shu [Du He J and ch é ng sh ā n] Dong Xi piles up into mountains. Describe a lot.
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What is the idiom 15 product? Crazy guess idiom answer: a mountain. Piles of du and j and rú sh ā njie piled up like hills. Describe a lot. Chu Song Meng's Outside of Tokyo Dream: "Plum meets the winter moon, the countryside is full of millet stalks, cattle and cars are blocked, and cars compete." Tens of millions are endless, and the venues are piled up like mountains. " The construction complement uses complement; As a predicate, ding Yu; Describe many synonyms piled up like mountains. Fans talk very little. For example, the grain in the barn is 1000 Jin, which is too rotten to eat. (Yao's Li Zicheng, Volume II, Chapter 51)
Guess the shape of the pyramid composed of fifteen cumulative words. The answer is: mountain after mountain. Duξjξrúshān process explanation: piled up like a hill. Describe the source of many idioms: Song Meng's "Tokyo Record Outside": "Mei meets the millet stalks in the winter moon township, and the ox carts are full of roads, and the rear of the car is endless, and the venues are piled up like mountains." Cheng sentence: The grain in the warehouse is piled up like a mountain, and it is too rotten to eat. (Yao's Li Zicheng, Volume II, Page 51) Idiom usage: supplement; As predicate and attribute; There are different opinions: it belongs to neutral idioms, and the synonym is the antonym mountain: rarely.
Crazy guess: What are fifteen words piled up to make a mistress? [du: j: rú shā n] What is the basic definition of Sheng dictionary? Detailed explanation * [du and j and rú shā n] * Ju complex is like a hill. Describe a lot. Out of Song and Meng's "Departments Outside Tokyo Road": "Every village in Dongyue is full of millet stalks, ox carts are full of roads, the rear of the car is in phase, Shu is endless, and the venues are piled up like mountains." The food in the warehouse is rotten to eat.
15 pictures and guessing idioms. The answer to the number l is many a mickle makes a mickle. Chu's "Warring States Policy and Qin Ce IV": "The accumulation is thin and thick, and the number of people is small." Biography of Han Dong's Zhongshu: "If you gather less, you will get more, and if you accumulate less, you will get more." In fact, it is very limited for a person to make a knife and a spoon. However, many a mickle makes a mickle, and it is difficult to calculate the accounts of Zhe, not to mention the past years. ("The Weird Situation Seen in Twenty Years" No.29) A sense of closeness, kindness accumulated over time, and dribs and drabs made an ocean gather sand into a tower.
Extract and accumulate 15 idioms and allusions 1. Idiom: Love cranes and lose the group. Pinyin: à i hè sh ò zh ò ng jie Interpretation: Metaphor means losing a lot because of small. Idiom story: As early as 668, Wei Huigong's son Ji Chi became Wei, but he didn't want to make a fortune by selling it away. He likes to raise cranes all day, and even Zhi is so ridiculous that he was sealed and enjoyed his official position, and the people complained bitterly. Bei Di Fang took the opportunity to send troops to attack Guo Wei. Guo Wei escaped without any resistance, and Wei Yigong was killed by Di Bing. 2. Cheng Yu: Safe and sound Pinyin: ān rán wú yàng Jie Interpretation: Illness: Illness. It means that people are safe and free from diseases. Fans now mean that things are safe and undamaged. Idiom story: security is security. This idiom means safety, which will not be destroyed by longevity and will not have an accident. Disease, disease, disaster. This idiom comes from the four strategies of the Warring States Period. The king of Qi asked Zhao. Before the book was published, he asked the messenger, "Are you still sick at the age of five?" ? Are the people safe? The messenger was very unhappy and said, "After I was sent to Wei Shi, I asked the age and people first, not the king. Cheap first, then honorable? Wei Hou said: Otherwise. If you are young, why are there people? If there is no people, how can there be a gentleman? Therefore, there are people who want to end it at the cost. In 266 years before Gong Yuan, Zhao Huiwen, the monarch of Zhao State, died, and his son Taizi Dan was succeeded by Zhao Chengxiao. Because filial piety is still light on New Year's Day, his mother Zhao is responsible for handling state affairs. Zhao is a wise and knowledgeable middle-aged woman. When Ta just presided over the state affairs, Qin strengthened its attack on Zhao. Zhao was in danger and asked Qi for help. Qi asked Zhao Baba, her youngest son Chang, to be a hostage in Qi, and then Chu Bing. Zhao didn't want to let his youngest son leave, but after listening to Chen's advice, he sent him to Qi. Soldiers from Chu helped Zhao repel Qin Jun. Idiom: An Cang Pinyin: àn dù chén cāng Jie Interpretation: Du: Crossing; Chencang: Ancient county name, located in the east of Baoji City, Xi, Shaanxi Province. Metaphor clock forges images to achieve a certain purpose or secretly carry out activities. Idiom story: When Chu and Han contended, Xiang Yu, by virtue of his great strength, violated the agreement of being the king in the first pass, established himself as the overlord of the western Chu, and named the area around He Bashu in Hanzhong as Liu Bang who entered the pass first. Liu bang listened to Liang's plan and went to Hanzhong. After the troops passed by, he burned the plank road along Tu, saying that he would never return to Guanzhong. Xiang Yu has since relaxed his vigilance against Liu Fang. Later, Liu Bang worshipped Han Xin as a ginger, ordered soldiers to repair the burned plank road, pretended to attack Guanzhong from the plank road, but actually led the main force to copy the path, while the garrison commander was unprepared to attack Chencang, and then attacked Yang and occupied Guanzhong, which opened the prelude to the Chu-Han war. 4. Cheng Yu: Pull out the seedlings to promote Pinyin: bámiáo zh zh?ng Jie Interpretation: Metaphor goes against the objective law of the development of things, and it is a bad thing to be eager for success. Idiom story: this idiom means to pull out seedlings and encourage them. The metaphor ignores the law of development of things and insists on quick success and instant benefit, but frugality makes things worse. This idiom comes from Mencius' The Ugly Sun. In the Song Dynasty, there was a man who praised the planted seedlings because they didn't grow long. The man came home and said that he was ill today! Help Miao grow! His son hurried to see it, Miao was dying. Mencius is a Confucian classic, which records the political activities, political theory and philosophical ethics of Monk, a famous thinker in the Warring States Period. There is a famous story in this book: there was a farmer in Song State. He was worried that the seedlings in his field were not tall, so he went to see them every day. However, for one day, two days and three days, the seedlings didn't seem to grow at all. He lingered anxiously on the edge of the field and said to himself, I must do something to help them grow. One day, he finally figured out the method and hurried to the field to pull out seedlings one by one. He was so busy from morning till sunset that he was exhausted. When I got home, Hui was so tired that she panted: I'm exhausted today, and my strength finally paid off. I helped the seedlings grow a lot. Hearing this, his son hurried to Tian Li and saw that all the seedlings were dead. Gu's story tells students that if you go against the objective law of things' development and rush headlong into it subjectively, it will make things worse. 5. Cheng Yu: Whitehead as New Pinyin: báI tóu rúxιnjie Interpretation: Whitehead: White hair; New: New friends. Peng's friends can't get to know each other Although it's been a long time, I still know Yang just now. Idiom story: In the Western Han Dynasty, especially people, were put into prison for being framed and then executed. Zou Yang was very angry. In prison, he wrote a letter to Liao, in which he listed the facts: "It's just empty talk to be honest with others." He wrote: "Jing Ke risked his life to assassinate Qin Shihuang for Yan Taizi Dan, but Yan Taizi Dan once thought he was too timid to leave the law immediately. Bian He presented Baoyu to the king of Chu, who insisted that he had committed the crime of bullying the king in Liao country and ordered his feet to be cut off. Reese tried his best to help Qin Shihuang take power and make Qin rich, but Qin Ershi put him to death. There is a proverb in Suo:' The bald head is as good as new, and it will be covered as before.' Shuangfang doesn't know each other. Even if I have been in contact for a lifetime, my hair is white, and my leaves are still the same as when I first met. Real acquaintance, even if Shi is a new friend, he will be like an old friend. "6. Cheng Yu: helping the disabled and guarding the missing Pinyin: bào cán shǒu quē Jie Interpretation: helping the disabled and keeping old-fashioned. Describe a conservative, not aspiring. Idiom story: The philosopher's idiom was first written as "protecting the disabled and guarding the deficiency", which can be found in Zuo Zhuan: "I still want to protect the disabled and guarding the deficiency, and I am afraid of selfish interests, so I can't be good for the public interest of justice. "In the Western Han Dynasty, there was a man named Zijun in Xin, the son of a famous scholar Liu Xiang, who was once worshipped as Huang Menlang. Later, he and Liu Xiangtong were responsible for collating ancient books and conducting academic research. During his work in Kan, he read a lot of ancient books and found Yi's ancient prose "The Biography of Zuo's Family in the Spring and Autumn Period", which he couldn't put down. After studying Jiu, Liao Xin thought that Zuo Zhuan was a precious document, so he suggested that scholars should be established on Zuo Zhuan and other ancient books. When Han (Liu Xin) knew this, he ordered Liu Xin and Dr. Jiang of the Five Classics to discuss the significance of a number of ancient books such as Zuo Zhuan. However, the doctors agreed to set up an academic officer for Zuo Zhuan, but refused to discuss the research of Jiu. Liu Xin was very angry with the doctors' attitude, and wrote an official document to the doctor in charge, criticizing him. 7. Idiom: Be good at dancing with long sleeves. Tone: cháng xiù shàn wǔ Jie Interpretation: Long sleeves and good dancing. The original intention is to rely on Kao, and things will be easy to succeed. Later, he described people who were rich and powerful, who could play tricks, who were good at making profits and taking the road. Idiom story: "Always good at dancing sleeves, good at dancing makes more money"-dancers lean on sleeves and are graceful, which is easy to achieve the effect of graceful posture; People who buy and sell leftists have more capital and it is easy to develop their business. This sentence was quoted in the historical records of Fan Ju Cai Zezhuan. Fan Ju and Cai Ze were two famous figures in the late Warring States Period: Tong Jian in Fan Ju and Ren Wei. At first, he worked for Jia, a doctor of traditional Chinese medicine in Wei, but somehow, Bei was beaten half to death by Jia, so he fled to the State of Qin, assumed the pseudonym of Zhang Lu, and formulated a foreign policy of "attacking while paying". Wang Zhao worshipped him as Ke Qing, and later he became the prime minister and was made a marquis. Cai Ze is from Yan. Xiang once talked about Zhao, Han and Wei, but it was useless. He came to Guo Qin and met Zhao Haoqi, who admired him very much. Although he has only been prime minister for a few months, he has lived in Guo Qinsheng for more than ten years. From Wang, through King Xiang of He Zhuang to the first emperor, he has always been respected, and numbering is the key link to becoming a king. 8. Cheng Yu: Break your word Pinyin: chūr f nūr Jie Interpretation: Er: You; Reverse: Pass it back. What you do, you will get the consequences. Nowadays, people's facial behavior is willful and contradictory. So Shi: The original meaning of this idiom is that what you do to others will be done to you. Now it is used to describe a person who is inconsistent and capricious. I mean you, but I'll go back with you. This is an idiom from Mencius, Hui Liang and Wang Xia: Ceng Zi said: Jie's lesson! Those who exceed your expectations are those who go against your expectations. During the Warring States Period, one year, a war broke out between Zou and Lu. Zou Guo defeated Zhang and killed many soldiers. Zou Mugong was very unhappy and asked Mencius: Thirteen of my officials were killed in this war on Wednesday, but none of the people fought for them. It was hateful of them to see the first mate killed instead of saving him. If you kill these people, they are too many to kill; If you don't kill it, it will be very hateful. What do you think Zen should do? Mencius replied: I remember that there was a famine one year, and the old and weak people starved to death in the ravine. In the year of Zhuang, there were as many as a thousand people who fled the country, and the granary of Huan Wang was full and the state treasury was sufficient. The official in charge of money, grain and grain has reported this serious disaster to you. They are on high, and they care about the sufferings of the people and harm others and themselves. Looking back on this painful past, Mencius went on to say: Do you still remember what Kong Zi's disciple Ceng Zi said? He said, be alert! As you treat others, others will treat you. 9. Cheng Language: Pinyin: fǔdǐch u xρn Jie Interpretation: Kettle: an ancient kettle; Salary: firewood. Pull the firewood out of the bottom of the pot. Metaphor fundamentally solve the problem. Cheng Story: During the Northern and Southern Dynasties, the generals of the Eastern Wei Dynasty sent troops to rebel and were attacked by the imperial army. Hou Jing surrendered to Liang Wudi and Xiao Yan in the south of the Yangtze River, and invited Xiao Yan to come to reinforce him. Guo Jie was defeated by the Eastern Wei army commanded by Murong Shaozong. After Hou Jing got drunk, he had to surrender to the Liang Dynasty with hundreds of others. Wei Shou of the Eastern Wei Dynasty wrote an article about it. He pointed out that those who oppose Fu's impermanence, such as Hou Jing, must stop boiling and cut grass. However, Liang Wudi did not accept this proposal. Later, Hou Jing rebelled against Bian and Liang Dynasties. Kettle: cooker, that is, pot. Salary: firewood. This is an idiom that fundamentally solves problems. 10. Cheng Yu: burst into laughter Pinyin: hūng táng dàXiào Jie Interpretation: describes the whole room laughing at the same time. Cheng Story: In the Song Dynasty, a man named Feng and a man named He worked together. Surnames and are urgent words, and surnames Feng are slow words. One day, Feng wore a new pair of boots. After meeting He, Feng said: Our boots are exactly the same. How much did you pay for it? Feng slowly raised his left foot and said, 900 yuan. What, nine is a hundred dollars? I spent 1800 yuan on this pair! He immediately asked the servant next to him that you had embezzled money behind my back! Kan, I'll go back and take care of you! At this time, Feng slowly raised Qi's right foot and said, This one also cost 900 yuan. The people present immediately burst into laughter when they heard what Ta said. He won't laugh. This idiom describes a room full of people laughing at Liao. 1 1. Idiom: Nothing happens. It's a metaphor for tiny movements. Idiom story: In the Spring and Autumn Period, King Chu Ping killed Wu She, a minister, and pursued Wu Yuan, the second son of Wu She. Wu Yuan got the bad news and immediately disguised himself and went straight to Zhaoguan. Allow ready to go to Wu. However, Zhaoguan has been heavily guarded, and Wu Yuan can't get out. When Wu was cornered, he happened to meet Dong, a good friend of his father Qin. Wu Yuan couldn't eat in the palace, and Shui couldn't sleep, and he was completely white all night. Later, with the help of Wu Yuan in Donggaogong, he finally escaped from the customs. Wu member fled to a big river, and he was afraid that the pursuers would come, so he hid in the reeds. After a while, he saw a fishing boat coming back from the water and Lai, and hurriedly called: Fisherman, fisherman, cross me quickly! Fisherman's sword, Shuo was seen through, asked his real name, and the waiter acted according to the facts. The fisherman sympathized with him, not only helped him cross the river, but also brought him wheat rice and fish soup. In the Tang Dynasty, someone wrote "Wu Zixu Bianwen", which described the scene of Ta running away with trouble, even if it was hidden. The idiom "The wind shakes at the first sign of grass". Metaphor is a little movement, slight bumps or changes. 12. Idiom: old clam Zhu Sheng Pinyin: l m 4 o b à ng sh ē ng zh ū jie Interpretation: The original metaphor is that old people have wise children. Later refers to old age. Cheng Story: General Hou Han had two sons, one named Yuan Jiang and the other named Zhong Jiang. They are all very talented people. They are friends of Kong Rong. On one occasion, Kong Rong wrote a letter to Duan Wei, writing: [Yuan Yuan was coming the day before yesterday, and I think he has a profound set of knowledge, which is thorough, vivid and talented; He is generous and firm; In the future, he must be a talented person with great ability and great career. Captain, you came yesterday. I think he is very organized in studying and doing things. The child is clever and quick-thinking; Honest, warm, sincere and timid; ; He must be a good boy who will inherit the family business in the future. I can't believe that the knife, a pair of precious pearls, was born on an old clam! At that time, Duan Wei was really old, so Kong Rong compared their husband and wife to an old clam. He also borrowed two Zhen Zhu to compare his two outstanding sons. Until now, Gong often quoted this sentence as a metaphor when praising others for having more children in their later years. 13. Idiom: Huang Liangmeng Phones: Huáng Liáng mǎI mèng Jie mè ng jie Interpretation: Huang Liang: Xiaomi. This is a metaphor for Meng's dream, and fantasy can't be realized. Idiom story: Once upon a time, there was a scholar named Luther who worried about not getting rich all day. Once, when he went to a hotel in Handan, he met Lu Weng, a Taoist priest, and Jiu told Lu Weng about his poverty and distress. Luo Weng gave him Agger pillow and told him to sleep. At this time, the owner of the hotel is cooking a yellow rice. After the scholar fell asleep on the pillow, he had a beautiful dream that he was an official, married and had children, and enjoyed all the splendor of gold. But after waking up, he saw that everything was in accordance with the nine, and even the owner's yellow rice had not been cooked. Everything I enjoyed just now was just a dream I had when others were cooking cows. This idiom means disillusionment with something illusory or with a king. 14. Idiom: Wu Xia Amon Pinyin: wú xiā mé ng Jie Interpretation: Wu Xia: south of the Yangtze River in Jiangsu today; Amon: It means Lumen. Who lives in Wu Xiajiao. Metaphor is that people are still shallow in knowledge. Cheng Story: During the Three Kingdoms period, there was a Sun Quan in the six counties of Jiangdong, and there was a famous soldier named Sun Quan. He holds an important position, but because Xiao lives by his brother-in-law, he has no chance to study, and he has little knowledge and no knowledge. One time. Sun Quan said to Jiang Qin, another leader of Hejiang, "You have a great responsibility now, so you should study hard and learn from you. ".Lv Meng don't agree. He said: the army is busy, so I'm afraid I don't have time to study. Sun Quan enlightened and said, My military affairs are much busier than yours. When I was young, I read many books by Guo, but I never read Zhouyi. Yi, who is in charge of military and political affairs, has read many historical books and military books, which is of great benefit. At that time, Emperor Guangwu of Han Dynasty was still obsessed with military affairs, such as Cao, who was old and eager to learn. I hope you don't make excuses. Bu is willing to learn. Sun Quan's enlightenment made Lv Meng very educated. From then on, Ta took the time to read a lot, and soon it greatly surpassed the books read by Du Fu, a general Confucian scholar. On one occasion, Lu Su and Tan, a famous scholar of the gentry, discussed politics. During the conversation, Lu Su often argued and was defeated. Lu Su couldn't help patting Lu Meng on the back and said, I used to think my brother was just some military strategy. Now Zhai knows that you are knowledgeable and knowledgeable, and you are no longer his Amon! Monroe smiled: After leaving for three days, JIU should look at it with a new eye. Why are men so slow today? Then, Lu Meng deeply analyzed the current military affairs situation and secretly provided three countermeasures for Lu Su. Lu Su attached great importance to these countermeasures and never revealed them. Later, Sun Quan praised Monroe and others and said: When people are old, they can still strive for self-improvement like Monroe, which is something that ordinary people can't do. After a person has Liao's wealth, he should put down his airs and study hard. The Qing Dynasty attached importance to wealth and justice. This kind of behavior can set an example for others. 15. Idiom: Grass boat sells its sound with an arrow: c m 4 o Chu m 4n Jieèn Jie Interpretation: Use intelligence and rely on other people's manpower or financial resources to achieve their own goals. Idiom story: The idiom "Cao Chuan borrows an arrow" refers to relying on the manpower or financial resources of Ta people to achieve their own goals by using ingenuity. This idiom comes from the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, borrowed from the arrow of Kongming. During the Three Kingdoms period, Cao Cao led an army to conquer Wu Dong, and Sun Quan and Liu Bei jointly resisted Cao Cao. There was a general named Zhou Yu under Sun Quan, who was clever and wise, but narrow-minded and jealous of Zhuge Ming's talent. Because water wars need arrows, Zhou Yu put Zhuge Liang in charge of building 100 thousand arrows in ten days. But Zhuge Liang gave Yao only three days. He was willing to make a written pledge to fulfill a military order and accept the law if he failed to complete the task. Zhou Yu thinks it is impossible to make 100 thousand arrows in three days, just as Li used this opportunity to get rid of Zhuge Liang. So he told Jiang in the army not to prepare materials for making arrows together, and at the same time asked Lu Su, the minister, to inquire about Zhuge Liang's reality. Lu Su met Zhuge Liang. Zhuge Liang said, "Please help me with this. Xi, I hope you can lend me 20 ships, each with 30 soldiers. The boat should be covered with green cloth, with more than 1000 seeds arranged on both sides of the boat. However, Zhou Zuo must not know about it. Lu Su agreed, and according to Zhuge Liang's request, Qiu got everything ready. Two days passed, and nothing happened to the scene. On the third day, at four o'clock, Zhuge Liang secretly let him aboard, saying that he would go to get the arrow together. Lu Su wondered. Zhuge Liang ordered to connect the ropes on the ship and drive to the other side. Tianhe is foggy, and there is no one on the other side. When the boat approached Cao Jun's water village, Zhuge Liang ordered the boats to be laid out one by one and told the soldiers to beat the drums and shout. Cao Cao thought that the other side was going to attack, and because of the fog, he was afraid of the ambush of the clock, so he sent 6 thousand archers to shoot arrows in the river, and the arrows of the raindrop squad hit the grass handle one after another. After a while, Zhuge Liang ordered the boat to turn around and let the other side get an arrow. The sun is coming out of Lai, and the fog is going to disperse. Zhuge Liang ordered the ship to return quickly. On both sides of this stone boat, the grass handles are densely covered with arrows, and there are at least five or six thousand on each boat, totaling hundreds of thousands. When Lu Su told Zhou Yu the story of borrowing an arrow, Zhou Yu sighed and said, "Zhuge Liang's plan is very clever. I'm not as good as him. "
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