Idioms describing travel

1. Don’t take a thousand miles far as a journey. Describes not being afraid of the long journey.

2. Don’t take thousands of miles as far away. Describes not being afraid of the long journey.

3. Traveling across mountains and rivers: describes the pain of traveling long distances.

4. After a hundred miles, hard skin develops on the old skin of the soles of the feet. Describes running long distances and being very hardworking. Also known as "A Hundred Houses of Heavy Cocoons"

5. Walking at a leisurely pace: walking slowly. Take a leisurely walk instead of taking a car.

6. Tiredness of pommel horse: Riding a horse for too long and causing fatigue. Describes a tiring journey.

7. Never leave home: never step out of the house.

8. Climbing and wading: climbing mountains and crossing rivers. A metaphor for going through hardships.

9. Sleeping in the open on the grass: walking in the weeds and sleeping in the open air. Describes the hardship and hurry of people walking long distances.

10. Long-distance journey: refers to long-distance crossing of mountains and rivers. Describes the long and hard journey.

11. Cross mountains and rivers: climb over mountains and ridges, wade across rivers. Describe the pain of traveling on the road.

12. Doubling the road and traveling at the same time: refers to traveling at double the speed.

13. Staying overnight at dawn: describes the hard work of traveling.

14. Starry Night Return: Go out before dawn and come back after dark.

15. Traveling in the dust: describing traveling, being busy and tiring.

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Poems about travel

1. We meet in colorful clothes and make-up, and the lights on the six streets are noisy for children.

What do I do with my long gown? It is also mentioned in the laughter of tourists.

——Jin Daiyuan Haowen's "Jindu Lantern Festival"

Interpretation: During the Lantern Festival, you can meet women everywhere wearing costumes and beautiful makeup to watch the lanterns; Children were playing in the streets. What do I, a scholar wearing a simple gown, do? You can also enjoy the lanterns and guess riddles in the atmosphere of laughter and laughter of tourists.

2. There are several songs by Zhu Lan in the small courtyard and three drums in the heavy city. Watch the moonlight turn into bright wind. Go back to the fragrant clouds and dream.

The green sleeves are white, and the soap is half inserted in red. The lanterns are scattered in the wine garden. Punch lines fly by the minute.

——Su Shi of the Song Dynasty's "Xijiang Moon·Sitting on the Guest Meeting and Repeating Rhymes"

Interpretation: During the day, the red railings in the garden go back and forth several times, and the people in the city The painted drum has made three stacks of sounds. The wind has turned, the clouds in the sky have dispersed, and the moonlight is bright. When I returned, the scent of daphne flowed into my dreams. A group of prostitutes urged us to drink with large cups, and they had red flowers stuck halfway in their buns. It was late at night, and the remains of the lamp oil were scattered, but the banquet was still going on enthusiastically, and all kinds of drunken ravings were flying on the banquet table.

3. The rocks are scattered across the Bohai Sea, but the howling wind returns. The elegant rhyme moves the sea, and the high emotion comes out of the world.

The supernatural can be combined with traces, and it can be indifferent to the world. I'll come to Wusongxia to buy wine and climb up the mountain.

——Li Bai of the Tang Dynasty, "Visiting Wusong Mountain with Changzan Mansion in Nanling"

Interpretation: Xie An was boating in the sea, riding the long wind and roaring back alone. The leisurely and refined charm shocked the sea, and the noble feelings were far beyond the world. He is devoted to exploring magical and weird things, and he is indifferent and deals with the world in a leisurely way. I came under the five pines, set up a banquet and mountain climbing experience.

4. The children of Spring City went on a spring outing, drunkenly leaning on the terrace and laughing upstairs.

There are so many meanings in the eyes of falling flowers, how can there be no solution to the sorrow of spring?

——"Spring Outing" by Wang Ling of the Song Dynasty

Interpretation: In the spring, the children of the city enjoy the spring outing. When they are drunk, they lean on the high platform and climb the tall building with laughter. The eyes are full of falling flowers, which makes people feel so much love for spring. Why does no one understand the sorrow of spring’s return!

5. The Lantern Festival seems to be a good time for fun. What's more, there are few civil lawsuits in public courts.

Wanjia travels to Shangchuntai, a ten-mile-long magical island.

——Su Shi of the Song Dynasty's "Magnolia Order·The Lantern Festival seems to be a good time to have fun"

Interpretation: The Lantern Festival seems to be a good time to have fun, not to mention there are few lawsuits, official business is free, and thousands of families People went to the platform to enjoy the scenery in spring. Within ten miles of the city, it has become a prosperous and beautiful fairy island on the sea, which confuses the gods.