What? What idiom stories are there in a four-character idiom?

1. There are four idioms in Chinese idiom stories. What are the stories of China's four idioms? After searching for a long time, I finally found this book in Taobao. Chinese idiom stories are extracurricular reading materials for grade two, and there are four idioms: the struggle between snipe and clam, self-contradiction, fools moving mountains, and times changing.

1 1 Browsing4462019-02-23 There are many idiom stories in ancient China, which all contain many ancient China idiom stories, and these idioms all contain philosophical truth summarized from life. The following idioms can correctly correspond to philosophical truth: (1) Everyone is responsible for the rise and fall of the world-some of them have an impact on the overall function; 2) The connection between things is inevitable; 3) Treating the headache and treating the foot-the contradiction is special, and it is necessary to analyze the specific problems; 4) One person spreads fallacies and ten thousand people spread truth-truth is objective and based on facts.

A. 14b. 23c. 24d. 13 Answer: ① The phrase "everyone is responsible for the rise and fall of the world" in line with the meaning of the question means that every citizen has an unshirkable responsibility for the rise and fall of world events, and the prosperity of a country is closely related to every citizen, emphasizing that the whole is composed of parts, some of which affect the whole. Idioms conform to philosophical principles; (2) it doesn't matter. "Long-term separation means that people or things are changeable and there is no definite separation. This sentence is also used to show that the development of people or things has certain inevitability, which is the law and inevitable fate of the development of things, not the inevitability of contact. Idioms are inconsistent with philosophical principles; (3) it doesn't matter. "Treating the headache, treating the foot pain" means only treating the painful part, without investigating the root cause. For example, when dealing with a problem, we don't probe its root cause from the overall situation, but solve it temporarily as soon as there is a problem, ignoring the universality and diversity of connections, rather than the particularity of contradictions. Idioms are inconsistent with philosophical principles; (4) In line with the meaning of the question, "one person spreads the truth and ten thousand people spread it", that is, one person spreads something without foundation, and many people follow it as a real thing, which violates the objectivity of truth, and idioms conform to philosophical principles. So this topic chooses A. 1 Browse 3820 18-06- 19 Chinese idiom stories. A complete collection of Chinese idiom stories is vivid. Vivid explanation of idiom stories: vivid images. The metaphor is vivid, like living.

For example, the characters in Cao Xueqin's works are all lifelike. Near meaning; Antonyms are vivid on paper; This idiom comes from Zhuangzi? Homogeneous object theory.

One night, Zhuangzi had a dream in which he turned into a butterfly. Butterflies fly freely in the air, happy, light, comfortable and satisfied.

At this point, he has completely forgotten that he is Zhuang Zhou, but just a lifelike butterfly. After a long time, he woke up from his dream and was very surprised.

He didn't know whether Zhuang Zhou dreamed that he had become a butterfly or whether the butterfly dreamed that he had become Zhuang Zhou. He pondered the scene in his dream, but he couldn't come to any conclusion.

The idiom "lifelike" comes from this. The original idiom story Bai Muhui Guo Zi lives in seclusion, facing the sky and hissing (1), which seems to have lost its coupling.

Yan Chengzi (2) stood in front of him and said, "Where do you live?"? A solid body can make you look like a log (4), while a solid mind can make you look like ashes (5). Today's hidden machine is not the hidden machine of the past. " Zi Qi said, "I can't hold it well. Ask! What do you know about my loss? Women hear human voice (7) but can't hear the voice of the earth (8), and women hear the voice of the earth but can't hear the voice of the sky (9)! " The story of On the Wuqi of Zhuangzi According to On the Wuqi of Zhuangzi, Guo Zi sat on several cases, looked up at the sky, slowly breathed out, and his body was callous, as if his soul were out of body experience.

Yan Chengzi stood in front of him and asked, "What's the matter? Can the body stand still like dead wood, and can the spirit cool the ashes that no longer burn? The way you sit alone today is different from the way you used to sit alone. " Guo Zi replied, "Zi You, you asked just right! Today, I abandoned my paranoid self, you know? You've heard of human noise, but you haven't. You have heard the voice of the earth, but you have never heard the voice of nature! " Nan believes that this is because he forgot his body and was indifferent to foreign things, reaching the state of forgetting both things and me.

Later, this idiom evolved from here to describe how people are disheartened because of setbacks and changes. It turned out that the villain squatted at the window to peep, but when he heard that the patient was lying in bed, his wife sat in front of the bed, thinking silently, suddenly got up, lit the candle and waved to the back of the bed. A man came out lightly, and two people whispered something.

His wife took out a silk horse, got on the bed and wrapped her mouth. The two men tied their armor to the bed again, revealing it.

A small snake appeared in Caen, and its head was put in a bamboo tube. Use a bamboo tube as a counter-measure, and roast the snake tail with incense. The snake from Gu Dao jumped into its stomach in pain. Hearing Jia's breathing, he stopped breathing. They smiled at each other, untied themselves and carried them to bed.

The villain was miserable (1), jumped up (2) and went home, hating and returning. Now that I think about it, my anger is still on it.

Sir, you try to think about it, what is the love of marrying a wife? Isn't the most poisonous person in the world a woman? Clear. Li Cheng by Xu Fengen. Volume 8. The story of Ni describes the story of Ni as follows: A fisherman lost money because of gambling, decided to steal from a family in Qiancun while it was dark, and happened to witness the killing of a wife and a man. He saw such a tragic death that people couldn't bear to watch it again, so he jumped off the roof and went home with a grudge. From then on, he felt that women were the most poisonous people in the world.

In addition, "terrible" can also be used to describe the cruelty and bloodiness of war scenes, such as the biography of Hong Xiuquan. Chapter 35 ":"Those who were attacked by the enemy before and after failed to get rid of them, and those who wanted to lie down were separated. It' s really a river of blood, and the bodies are piled up like mountains, which is terrible. " The idiom "terrible" means that the situation is extremely tragic and unbearable to witness.

At the end of the story of Wang Mang's original idiom, soldiers rose from all directions. Mang recruited Xiong Jun from his brother general and recommended him to help Tongjun. Mang involved in the town, aid for the new big Yin.

..... At that time, Gongsun Shu proclaimed himself in Shu and urged him to see it. The aid element is similar to the description, and they are very kind to each other, thinking it is time to shake hands.

2. What are the four-word words to describe idiom stories? Looking at plums to quench thirst, stupidity moves mountains, waiting for rabbits, and offering a humble apology.

Dayu controlled the water, and the bridge went through fire and water, and the soldiers met each other.

To prevent micro-duration, take resistance as the most important, take responsibility as the most important, achieve far-reaching goals, and safeguard the friendship between customs and excise departments.

Grateful, kick down the ladder, sit up and take notice, Li Xia, Gua Tian

Sit down and relax, go it alone, be flashy, Mr. Nice guy.

Sweaty Smith came from behind, Hepu Zhu Huan.

Emerging stars, awesome afterlife, fiery red trees and silver flowers, solid walls and clear fields.

Time can't be delayed. The frog in the well, the oral sex worker and the queen, Jiang Lang is exhausted.

I'm glad to see a hunter, a crow making a thief, nine Niu Yi hairs and glue paint are congenial.

Draw inferences from others, be open and honest, come clean, and be arrogant.

Self-denial, dedication and open book are beneficial, which Kan Kan talked about.

Open the door to steal, unprecedented, thrifty and protracted.

3. What are the stories of China's four idioms? After searching for four Chinese idiom stories for a long time, I finally found this book in Taobao. The Story of Chinese Idioms is an extracurricular reading in the second grade of junior high school. There are four idioms: the snipe and the clam contend, which is self-contradictory, and the fool moves mountains and changes three times.

1 1 Browsing4462019-02-23 There are many idiom stories in ancient China, which all contain many ancient China idiom stories, and these idioms all contain philosophical truth summarized from life. The following idioms can correctly correspond to the philosophical truth: (1) Everyone is responsible for the rise and fall of the world-some of them have an impact on the overall function; 2) The connection between things is inevitable; 3) Treating the headache and treating the foot-the contradiction is special, and it is necessary to analyze the specific problems; 4) One person spreads fallacies and ten thousand people spread truth-truth is objective and based on facts.

A. 14b. 23c. 24d. 13 Answer: ① The phrase "everyone is responsible for the rise and fall of the world" in line with the meaning of the question means that every citizen has an unshirkable responsibility for the rise and fall of world events, and the prosperity of a country is closely related to every citizen, emphasizing that the whole is composed of parts, some of which affect the whole. Idioms conform to philosophical principles; (2) it doesn't matter. "Long-term separation means that people or things are changeable and there is no definite separation. This sentence is also used to show that the development of people or things has certain inevitability, which is the law and inevitable fate of the development of things, not the inevitability of contact. Idioms are inconsistent with philosophical principles; (3) it doesn't matter. "Treating the headache, treating the foot pain" means only treating the painful part, without investigating the root cause. For example, when dealing with a problem, we don't probe its root cause from the overall situation, but solve it temporarily as soon as there is a problem, ignoring the universality and diversity of connections, rather than the particularity of contradictions. Idioms are inconsistent with philosophical principles; (4) In line with the meaning of the question, "one person spreads the truth and ten thousand people spread it", that is, one person spreads something without foundation, and many people follow it as a real thing, which violates the objectivity of truth, and idioms conform to philosophical principles. So this topic chooses A. 1 Browse 3820 18-06- 19 Chinese idiom stories. A complete collection of Chinese idiom stories is vivid. Vivid explanation of idiom stories: vivid images. The metaphor is vivid, like living.

For example, the characters in Cao Xueqin's works are all lifelike. Near meaning; Antonyms are vivid on paper; This idiom comes from Zhuangzi? Homogeneous object theory.

One night, Zhuangzi had a dream in which he turned into a butterfly. Butterflies fly freely in the air, happy, light, comfortable and satisfied.

At this point, he has completely forgotten that he is Zhuang Zhou, but just a lifelike butterfly. After a long time, he woke up from his dream and was very surprised.

He didn't know whether Zhuang Zhou dreamed that he had become a butterfly or whether the butterfly dreamed that he had become Zhuang Zhou. He pondered the scene in his dream, but he couldn't come to any conclusion.

The idiom "lifelike" comes from this. The original idiom story Bai Muhui Guo Zi lives in seclusion, facing the sky and hissing (1), which seems to have lost its coupling.

Yan Chengzi (2) stood in front of him and said, "Where do you live?"? A solid body can make you look like a log (4), while a solid mind can make you look like ashes (5). Today's hidden machine is not the hidden machine of the past. " Zi Qi said, "I can't hold it well. Ask! What do you know about my loss? Women hear human voice (7) but can't hear the voice of the earth (8), and women hear the voice of the earth but can't hear the voice of the sky (9)! " The story of On the Wuqi of Zhuangzi According to On the Wuqi of Zhuangzi, Guo Zi sat on several cases, looked up at the sky, slowly breathed out, and his body was callous, as if his soul were out of body experience.

Yan Chengzi stood in front of him and asked, "What's the matter? Can the body stand still like dead wood, and can the spirit cool the ashes that no longer burn? The way you sit alone today is different from the way you used to sit alone. " Guo Zi replied, "Zi You, you asked just right! Today, I abandoned my paranoid self, you know? You've heard of human noise, but you haven't. You have heard the voice of the earth, but you have never heard the voice of nature! " Nan believes that this is because he has forgotten his body and is indifferent to foreign things, reaching the state of forgetting both things and me.

Later, this idiom evolved from here to describe how people are disheartened because of setbacks and changes. It turned out that the villain squatted at the window to peep, but when he heard that the patient was lying in bed, his wife sat in front of the bed, thinking silently, suddenly got up, lit the candle and waved to the back of the bed. A man came out lightly, and two people whispered something.

His wife took out a silk horse, got on the bed and wrapped her mouth. The two men tied their armor to the bed again, revealing it.

A small snake appeared in Caen, and its head was put in a bamboo tube. Use a bamboo tube as a counter-measure, and roast the snake tail with incense. The snake from Gu Dao jumped into its stomach in pain. Hearing Jia's breathing, he stopped breathing. They smiled at each other, untied themselves and carried them to bed.

The villain was miserable (1), jumped up (2) and went home, hating and returning. Now that I think about it, my anger is still on it.

Sir, you try to think about it, what is the love of marrying a wife? Isn't the most poisonous person in the world a woman? Clear. Li Cheng by Xu Fengen. Volume 8. The story of Ni describes the story of Ni as follows: A fisherman lost money because of gambling, decided to steal from a family in Qiancun while it was dark, and happened to witness the killing of a wife and a man. He saw such a tragic death that people couldn't bear to watch it again, so he jumped off the roof and went home with a grudge. From then on, he felt that women were the most poisonous people in the world.

In addition, "terrible" can also be used to describe the cruelty and bloodiness of war scenes, such as the biography of Hong Xiuquan. Chapter 35 ":"Those who were attacked by the enemy before and after failed to get rid of them, and those who wanted to lie down were separated. It' s really a river of blood, and the bodies are piled up like mountains, which is terrible. " The idiom "terrible" means that the situation is extremely tragic and unbearable to witness.

At the end of the story of Wang Mang's original idiom, soldiers rose from all directions. Mang recruited Xiong Jun from his brother general and recommended him to help Tongjun. Mang involved in the town, aid for the new big Yin.

..... At that time, Gongsun Shu proclaimed himself in Shu and urged him to see it. Auxiliary elements and descriptions are the same as each other.

4. A four-word idiom story tells the story of the struggle between snipes and mussels.

When Zhao wanted to crusade against Yan (the younger brother of Su Qin, a strategist in the Warring States Period) lobbied Huiwen for Yan, he told such a fable: "When I came, I happened to see a clam come out to bask in the sun. The snipe took the opportunity to peck at the clam's meat. As soon as the two shells were closed, the clam grabbed the snipe's mouth. The snipe said, "If it doesn't rain today and tomorrow, there will be dead mussels." The clam also said tit for tat:' If you don't come out today or tomorrow, there will be dead snipes. None of them would give up, when a fisherman came and took them with him. "Zhao Yan is relatively resistant, and everyone is very tired. I'm afraid the powerful state of Qin is playing the role of a fisherman. I hope your majesty will think twice. King Huiwen agreed with Su Dai and stopped the war against Yan.

5. What are the four-character idioms that express "thinking", such as Sanqiu, Autumn Water and Yearning? Idiom: Hu Si \u sh \u qi \u Source: Chu Ci of the Warring States Period Qu Yuan's "Nine Chapters Involved in the River": "If a bird flies against its hometown, the fox will die. Benevolence. " Allusion: The first hill: the mound with the head facing the fox hole. It is said that when a fox dies, its head will face the hill where it was born. Metaphor does not forget one's roots. It is also a metaphor for missing your hometown in your later years. Idiom: hún qiān mèng yíng Source: Guo's "Drunk Taiping" word: "Think of a gentleman, dream, sell incense." What's more, I still have a hangover. "Allusions: describe my great yearning. Idiom: Thinking of Jian Jian Pinyin: Ji ā n ji ā zh and S: Source: Book of Songs Qin Feng Jian Jian Jian: "Jian Jian is gray, white dew is frost, so-called Iraqis are on the water side. "Homesickness refers to the yearning of lovers. Idiom: Cut the candle to the west window Pinyin: ji m n zhú x and chu ā ng Source: Tang Li Shangyin's poem "A note to friends in the north on a rainy night": "When * * * cuts the candle to the west window, we talk about the late rain." Allusion: Originally, it refers to missing a distant wife and looking forward to meeting at night. Later, it generally means that relatives and friends get together to talk ... (Qing Pu Songling's "Strange Tales from a Lonely Studio" Idiom: Profound lovesickness Pinyin: ké xi ā ng sī Source: The word "Xin Tian Sheng Er" in the Five Dynasties: "Light a candle at the bottom of the well, * * Lang Changxing Mo Wei. Hongdu, linglong dice. Allusions: Describe deep thoughts that are unforgettable for a long time. Idiom: Muyun Chunshu Pinyin: mùn chūn shù Source: Tang Du Fu's poem "Spring Memories of Li Bai": "Chunshu in Weibei, Twilight in Jiangdong." Allusions: Expressing the thoughts of friends far away. Idiom: I can't forget pinyin: nià n nià n b? I can't forget it. "Allusion: I always miss it. Describe it in your mind and never forget it. Idiom: Nianzi Zaizai Pinyin: niàn zī zài zī source: Shangshu Dayu Mo: "Emperor Nianzi! Reading is here and translation is here. The famous saying is here, allow me to be here, but the emperor reads merit. " Allusions: reading: missing; This, this, generally means never forgetting something. Idiom: Baiyun flies alone Pinyin: bái yún gū fēi Source: New Tang Book Di Zhuan: "I recommend Bing Fa Cao to join the army, and he went to Heyang personally. Ren Jie climbed the Taihang Mountain. Looking back, I saw Baiyun flying alone and said,' My relatives gave him up. "Miss your parents. Idiom: báI yún qěn shè Pinyin: báI yún qρn shè Source: The Book of the New Tang Dynasty Di Zhuan: "Recommend Cao to join the army and go to Heyang. When Ren Jie climbed the Taihang Mountain and looked back, he saw Baiyun flying alone, which means he said,' I am close to her. After a long period of melancholy, the cloud moved, but he was able to go. "Allusions: close. She: Life. For example, she misses her parents. Idiom: Chunshu Muyun Pinyin: chūn shù mù yún Source: Tang Du Fu's poem "Spring Memories of Li Bai" says: "Chunshu in Weibei, sunset clouds in Jiangdong. It is very important to write a detailed paper after drinking a bottle of wine. "Allusions: refers to missing friends far away. Idiom thinking: lack. I think of someone who died or left when I saw what they left behind. Idiom: I wish to be the first disease Pinyin: gā n x τ n sh ǒ u Jí Source: The Book of Songs Feng Weibo Xi: "I wish to be the first disease. "Allusions: willingly: willingly, willingly; Head: head; Disease: disease, extending to pain. I'd like to have a headache. Describe the infatuation between men and women who miss each other. Idiom: Going to the right to guard the hill Pinyin: guēzhèng shǒu qi Source: Tan Gong's Book of Rites: "The fox died at the head of the hill, and benevolence also. "Allusion: It is said that the fox will die. My head must face the mountain where I was born. Metaphor does not forget one's roots. It is also a metaphor for missing my hometown in my old age. Idiom: Missing the Cold Spring Pinyin: Há n Quá n and S: Source: The Book of Songs Li Feng, Kaifeng: "He has a cold spring, and he has seven sons, and his mother is hard. "Allusion: refers to children's yearning for their mother." Allusion: expresses nostalgia and laments the sinister career and the impermanence of life. Idiom: Qiushui Yiren Pinyin: qi ū shu ǐ y and ré n Source: "Shiqin Feng Jianjian": "Jian Peijun is pale, and the Millennium is frost; The so-called Iraqis are on the water side. " Allusion: refers to the missing person. Idiom: Shi Renyu n Source: The Book of Songs Zheng Feng East Gate: "His room is far away. "Allusion: room: house; You: Near. The house is close at hand, but its owner is far away. Often used to miss people far away or mourn the dead. Idiom: Love in the First Mountain Pinyin: shǒu qi zh chíng qíng Source: Chu Ci of the Warring States Period Qu Yuan's "Nine Chapters Involved in the River": "Birds fly against their hometown, foxes die in the first mountain. "The Book of Rites, Shangtan Bow is also a person." Allusion: The first hill: the mound where the fox cave is located. It is said that when a fox dies, his head will face the hill where he was born. Metaphor does not forget one's roots. It is also a metaphor for missing my hometown in the coming year. Idiom: dripping like rain Pinyin: tì líng rú yǔ Source: The Book of Songs Xiao Ya Xiaoming: "People who miss him * * * drip like rain." Allusions: tears. Tears fell like rain. They describe deep feelings of missing. Idiom: cool wind at the end of the sky Pinyin: tiān mò liáng fēng Source: To Li Bai at the end of the sky Author Tang Du Fu: "There is a cold wind blowing in the distant sky. What are you thinking, old friend? ? "Allusions: Doomsday: Doomsday; Cool wind: refers to the southwest wind in early autumn. Originally refers to Du Fu's yearning for Li Bai, a close friend who was eventually exiled because of the autumn wind. Later, it was often compared to touching the scene and missing the old friend. Idiom: looking at the clouds, pinyin: wàng yún zhī qíng Qí ng qí ng Source: The Book of the New Tang Dynasty Di Zhuan: "When Ren Jie boarded the Taihang Mountain, he looked back and saw the white clouds flying alone. It is said that' my parents left me behind'." After a long period of melancholy, the dark clouds can disperse. Allusions: Metaphor is the feeling of missing parents. Idiom: Fear of Wei Huaide Pinyin: wèi wēi huái dé Source: Mandarin Ba:' People are afraid of their power, but they are pregnant with their virtue, so there is nothing they can do.' Allusions: Nostalgia: Missing.

6. What are the idioms of the four family figures? What are the idioms of the four family figures? The family is surrounded by four walls. The family is surrounded by four walls. Explanation: only, only. This family has four walls. Described as poor, with nothing. The source of Biography of Historical Records and Sima Xiangru: "The night is in the same place, like returning to Chengdu late, and the home is surrounded by walls." Can't be pronounced "p". Distinguish shape walls; Can't write "Bi". Synonym is poverty, antonym is ample food and clothing, enough for others at home and "poverty"; Described as very poor; It's nothing. Emphasize "home"; Poor as a church mouse focuses on "people". Example (1) Drugs leave many people penniless. (2) Before liberation, the urban poor were so poor that the "four walls" did not belong to him. Sima Xiangru in Han Dynasty was a famous genius at that time, but his family was very poor. The richest man, Zhuo Wangsun, invited him to dinner at home and asked Sima Xiangru to perform his piano skills. Zhuo Wangsun's daughter had just died, and her husband's name was Wen Jun, who was very interested in music. When Sima Xiangru played the piano at the party, he knew that Wen Jun was there, so he expressed his love with music. After the party, Sima Xiangru bribed people around Zhuo Wenjun in the hope that they could help convey his feelings. Therefore, Zhuo Wenjun left home that night and stayed in Sima Xiangru. They went back to Chengdu together. But when they returned to their home in Sima Xiangru, there was nothing in the room except four walls. They lead a very difficult life. With the help of friends, they opened a hotel near Zhuo Wangsun's home. Soon, all the neighbors knew that Zhuo Wangsun's daughter was actually selling wine in the street! In order to save face, Zhuo Wangsun had to buy land and houses for Zhuo Wenjun 100 servants and 120 gold.