What does it mean to cross the mountain?

Question 1: what does mother lo mean by going over mountains to buy mountains? 5 points to cross the mountain is to wear a cottage lo outfit, and to buy a mountain is to buy a cottage lo outfit.

Question 2: What does it mean to cross a mountain? Fourth, I have never heard of this idiom. Usually it should be for personal use. My understanding is to cross the barren hills and jump over the valleys and rivers.

Question 3: What does it mean to swim across the mountain? It means swimming across the mountains.

Traveling around the mountains means sightseeing and enjoying the scenery. Song dynasty? Shi Daoyuan's Record of Jingdezhen and Dengchuan Volume 19: "Q:' What about the scholar himself? "The teacher said,' Go sightseeing.' "Tourism can cultivate people's sentiment and relax.

Question 4: What does pro-pangolin mean? "Pangolin" refers to infiltration, infiltration, and often refers to someone deliberately entering a group or team for a certain purpose; Another meaning is thick-skinned, thick can go through the mountains and into the ground.

Question 5: What does it mean to travel all over the mountains and lakes? The answer is: sheep.

Character strengths, a sheep man, has strong research desire and creativity; 2 kindness, tolerance and obedience; (3) Be patient and don't make trouble. Adapt to the environment quickly.

Personality weakness of sheep people:

Emotional, subjective and indecisive.

Question 6: What does "pangolin" mean in network language? Solution 10 "Pangolin" refers to infiltration, infiltration, and often refers to someone deliberately entering a group or team for a certain purpose; Another meaning is thick-skinned, thick can go through the mountains and into the ground.

I don't know if you have seen the movie Butterfly on the Shoulder. There is an animated story in it. You can have a look if you are interested.

When you say "you are my pangolin", you don't mean pangolin, but Chuanshan "A" and Chuanshan "B" are a pair.

"I felt like a smart pangolin, so I gave up digging, but I didn't expect a mountain-piercing ant to stay on the other side of the earth, waiting for the pangolin to come to him." After reading this sentence, I believe you should understand.

Question 7: What do you mean, just like the poor pangolin can't find Chuanshan B? Alas, the fate of pangolin depends on fate. Everything is fate. Let's just say you don't have a chance. Try to find it. Don't wait hard, turn passivity into initiative, and your mountain-crossing B will appear. Come on!

Question 8: What did Chuanshan say? Don't care about those details.

Question 9: There is a dialect in Northeast China called Chuanshanzhen. What is its scientific name? Scientific name: King Kong Wood. It is called Tieling Mountain Needle, which is a specialty of Tieling. In particular, Dadianzi is the best, and most of them grow on cliffs.

It is a unique wild shrub in Dadianzi, Tieling County, Liaoning Province. Its wood is hard and the texture is terrible, so it is not suitable for wood. Most of them are used to make bracelets, beads and cigarette holders.

Question 10: Is it an idiom to cross the mountain? Crossing mountains is not an idiom.

Dai begins with an idiom:

Put on your boots and hat,

Through that well,

Light passes through the wall,

Cross-cloud crack stone,

Piercing the side of the meeting,

Piercing butterflies,

Enter the house through the house,

Wearing it all night,

Wear red and green,

A thief in rags,

Carve sentences in the text,

Pierce the thorns,

Punch through the wall,

Populus equisetifolia,

Thread the needle and lead the wire,

An embroidered pattern made of thread.