Idioms about the wind

Idioms about the wind include 1207 idioms about the wind.

Idiom title idiom explanation

Ao Shuang's pride: arrogance, contempt. Describe chrysanthemum frost and snow, not bending for the cold.

Source: Su Songshi's poem "Zhi Zhi": "The lotus is not covered by rain, but the chrysanthemum still has branches."

Ear god refers to the person who secretly tipped off the news.

Source: Cao Qingxue Qin's Dream of Red Mansions, the seventy-first time: "Whose ears are so fast?"

The wind goes in one ear and out the other. Metaphor is listening to words that are not taken to heart.

Source: Tang Du Xunhe's poem "Giving a Title to Lead the Temple to the Upper House": "When you are a hundred years old, there is snow on your head, and everything goes in one ear and out the other."

One ear goes in and the other goes out. The wind is blowing in my ear. Metaphor is listening to words that are not taken to heart.

Source: Cao Qingxue Qin's Twenty-first Story of A Dream of Red Mansions: "I heard xiren sigh again:' Sisters are kind and measured, and there is no black house in the daytime! How to persuade people, all turned a deaf ear. "

Wind, horse and ox wind: Let go and get lost. It means that Qi and Chu are far apart, and Ma Niu will not get lost to the other side. Later used to describe things that have nothing to do with each other. The same is "irrelevant."

Source: Tang Duan's "Youyang Miscellaneous Thief": "Tang blamed it:' I really envy a gentleman when I meet a public horse unexpectedly. Why not die? " "

At great risk, you must touch: touch. Metaphor is to offend powerful people or take great risks.

Source: Shi Ming Naian's "Water Margin" Chapter 5: "Too fair:' Good but good, just don't take too much risk. " "

Killing the scenery destroys the beautiful scenery. It is a metaphor that when everyone is happy, something disappointing suddenly appears.

Source: Stone poem "Book of Spring New Embankment in Er Yun Woods": "In order to kill the scenery in the past year, Lianjiang does not know spring."

Shi Youfeng means to go against the wind.

The lower ponytail originally refers to the prestige that officials show to their subordinates when they first take office, and later refers to showing their power to each other from the beginning.

Source: Hanshu: "I am afraid of getting off the bus and being overbearing."

A gust of wind means a complete cancellation (especially a decision, conclusion, etc.). )

Source: Chapter 17, Volume I of Li Zicheng by Yao: "In the future, no matter whether it is an official or a civilian family, as long as there is an industry, brothers and uncles compete for property, and the situation is like hatred. The usual words such as benevolence, loyalty, righteousness and respect have been blown away. "

In the past, the store said there was no price. Now the metaphor is that leaders lack democratic style, act arbitrarily, and one person has the final say.

Source: Ai Wu's Random Talk on Science and Literature: "Efforts must be made to stop the undemocratic phenomenon of' one word' and' one person in charge'."

Catching shadows means finding a way to achieve a certain goal.

Source: Feng Ming Menglong's "Awakening the World" Volume 7: "Only one or two talents, people who don't catch shadows, the central media said."

Catch the wind and catch the shadow refers to drilling for a way out.

Source: "Awakening the World, Constant Words, Lu Taixue Poetry, Wine and Pride": "Another scholar has to make friends with the magistrate, catch the wind and catch the shadows, be introduced by the central people, and worship the door as a teacher."

Free, free, free, free.

Source: A Dream of Red Mansions by Cao Qingxue Qin (100): "I married him. I wanted everyone to live a stable and comfortable life, but I didn't want to live like this. It happened that the married nephew was not quiet, so my brother hid out. "

Live and work in peace and contentment: stability; Music: love, happiness; Industry: occupation. To live and work in peace and contentment.

Source: Chapter 80 of Laozi: "People are willing to eat, the beauty of clothes, the security of customs, and enjoy their karma until they die." "Biography of Han Huo Zhi" "Everyone lives and works in peace and contentment, and is willing to have a good meal."

Safety and * * * * share happiness, and * * * share risks. Describe the close relationship and similar interests.

Source: Three Kingdoms Cao Weizhi's "Seeking Self-Test Table": "Those who dare to listen to your majesty's words are sincere with the country, and those who are worried are also."

Pommel horse fatigue refers to fatigue after a long journey or battle.

Source: Shi Ming Naian's "Water Margin" The second time: "To tell you the truth, Taigong said: My mother was tired on the pommel horse, and her heart ached last night."

Pommel horse fatigue refers to feeling tired after a long journey or battle.

Source: Yuan Guan Hanqing's "Dou Eyuan" is the fourth fold: "I was dizzy for a while, because the old lady was old and the pommel horse was tired."

The pommel horse took pains to describe the fatigue of the journey. Suffering from "pommel horse fatigue"

Case work: official documents. Fatigue in dealing with official documents.

Source: Tang Yuxi's "Humble Room Inscription": "No confusing ears, no complicated shapes."

Hold your head high: hold your head high. Raise your head and stride forward. Describe high spirits, high spirits.

Source: Lao She's "Drummer" 24: "The groom swaggered and dodged beside him in order to show off his riding boots and silver spurs."

Look up at the sky, look up at the sky. Metaphor is upward-looking, vague style, unwilling to put down the shelf and go deep into the grassroots.

Source: Qing Guizhuang's "Wang Dacheng Praise": "He who looks up and looks at the sky is Wang Dakuang."

It's still outstanding to win respect in Aoli.

Source: Lao She's Camel Xiangzi XIV: "Everyone gave him a birthday, and he held it with great fanfare, as if he felt that he was an old hero who won respect in O'Leary."

Wind and rain in all directions, wind and rain parties in all directions Metaphor situation suddenly changed, turbulent.

Source: Tang Yuxi's "County Zhongshu loves to offer Pei Du to stay in the middle": "If you ride a flag and a half, the wind and rain will meet in the middle."

Extending in all directions describes being good at have it both ways, with ease in all aspects.

Source: Lao She's "Shenquan" Act III: "Drinking, riding the wind on all sides, looking for it on both sides, it's really Zhuge Liang."

Majestic in all directions: awesome momentum. It's awesome in every way Describe domineering and imposing manner.

Source: Yuan Shang Zhongxian's "Single Whip to Seize Ling" is the fourth fold: "With the help of the Holy Son of Heaven, the general is awesome on all sides."

Outstanding is better than outstanding. Of being taller than others.

Source: Xiao Shu Yi Zhuan Pan Zong in Song Dynasty: "The second son is gentle, long and fragrant. Pull out the class, Jing Qing. "

Outstanding and "outstanding" are the same. Of being taller than others.

Source: The language "Mencius Gongsun Chou": "Out of its class, out of its talents, out of its lack of Confucius."

Outstanding and "outstanding" are the same. Of being taller than others.

Source: The language "Mencius Gongsun Chou": "Out of its class, out of its talents, out of its lack of Confucius."

Stand out from the crowd. Multi-finger talent.

Source: Biography of Xiahou Zhan in the Book of Jin: "When I was young, I entered the court and put on a show. You can't stand out, but you can't resist rejection.

Trekking mountains and rivers, describing the pain of traveling far away. See "wading through mountains and rivers".

Source: "Twenty-eight years of Zuo Zhuan's" xianggong ":"I will abandon your monarch and seal it, and I will travel across mountains and rivers and suffer from first frost to show my heart. "

The romantic metaphor of overlord is rude to elegant things.

Source: Li Qingruzhen's "Mirror Flower Edge" The fifth time: "Today, the Lord urges flowers, which is different. Simply attacking it with fire can be described as' overlord romance'. "

White waves hold up the sky: churning. Describe the storm.

Source: Tang Bai Juyi's poem "Rain at Night": "The moss even falls to the ground in the spring rain, and the white waves lift the sky, making the sun wind."

Grow old together: white hair; K: * * Same. Husband and wife love each other forever.

Source: The Book of Songs Meng: Grow Old Together Cai Minglu's "Huai Ji Xiang Zhao Feng Ban Shi": "Son, I will grow old with your mother, and I will be rich."

Let a hundred flowers blossom. Let a hundred flowers blossom and be colorful. It symbolizes the free development of various artistic forms and styles. It also describes the prosperity of the art world.

Source: Li Qingruzhen's "Mirror Flower Edge" The third time: "The Hundred Flowers Fairy only cares about playing chess here, and the emperor suddenly has an imperial decree, ordering him to let a hundred flowers blossom."

Choose this one from a hundred. Describe outstanding talents.

Source: Cao Qingxue Qin's Dream of Red Mansions 120: "My uncle is a few years older and has never been married. He is one in a hundred."

Deterioration refers to corrupting social morality.

Source: See Corruption and Harm.

Moral corruption refers to the corruption of social morality.

Source: See Corruption and Harm.

Vulgarity is corrupting social morality.

Source: "Next": "Waiting for jade to eat, destroying customs."

Weathered and full: full; Jing: Experience; Wind and frost: a metaphor for hardship. Describe the hardships and hardships of long-term life and struggle.

Source: Clear sky Ren Shang's "Peach Blossom Fan" Twenty-first time: "The chicken skin is thin, like snow frost, and the silk temples are like silver."

Weather-beaten means going through many hardships. With "weather-beaten".

Source: Sun Li's "Xiulu Collection of Literature and the Road to Life": "Our road has finally come a long way. After rough and weather-beaten, I finally came to the present. "

Storms and rainstorms refer to sudden and violent storms.

Source: Draft III of Famine History in Qing Dynasty: "On the 10th day of June in the third year of Tongzhi, a storm broke out in Dinghai, which damaged ships in various ports and drowned countless soldiers and civilians."

Storm: rapid and sudden. A violent and urgent storm. Metaphor is huge, rapid and violent development.

Source: Chapter 23 of Laozi: "Therefore, the wind does not stop, and the showers do not last all day."

Cup bow city tiger refers to catching the wind and catching the shadows, full of doubts and disturbing each other. See "Cup bow snake shadow" and "Three people make a tiger".

Source: "Student Tide: Activities of Tianjin Business School": "At the same time, the strike in Shanghai led to a cup bow and snake shadow, waiting for a crisis, and people were scared and dangerous."

Love in the North Wind is a metaphor for nostalgia for one's homeland.

Source: "Nineteen Ancient Poems": "Huma crossed the south branch of bird's nest with the north wind."

Send a tattoo: distribute; Tattoos: Tattoos on the body. Originally refers to the customs of the ancient wuyue generation. Later it was also used to refer to the customs in uncivilized areas.

Source: The Book of Rites: "Dongyi, tattoo also."

Escape from dust: gallop; Dust: There is no dust on the feet. Describe walking fast. He also described outstanding talents as unparalleled.

Source: "Zhuangzi Tian Zifang": "The master fell into the dust and fled, and then he fell behind."

Forcing a virtuous woman into prostitution refers to forcing a virtuous woman into prostitution. Metaphor is forced to do bad things.

Source: Wen Wei Po 1989.5.28: "Since ancient times, countless literary and artistic works have been reflected."

The fire on the nose describes high spirits; Full of passion

Source: See Fire in the Nose.

A fire in the nose describes a high mood; Full of passion

Source: Biography of Nan Shi Cao: "I used to ride a fast horse like a dragon in the village, riding with dozens of young people, pulling the bowstring and making a sharp sound, and the arrow screamed like hunger. I shot it in Pyeongtaek, thirsty to drink its blood, hungry to eat its chest, as sweet as nectar, I felt the wind and my nose.

Compared with households, almost every household has the virtue of being knighted. Used to refer to the beauty of customs.

Source: See Compared with a house, it can be sealed.

Compared with the house, the seal means that ancient education is spread all over the world, and every family has virtue, which is commendable. Later, it was generally called the beauty of customs.

Source: Historical Records Volume 5: "Zhou people can seal houses." Jia's "Wu Xinyu Micro": "The people of Yao and Shun can seal the house; People who don't obey the rules can be compared with those who punish the house, and they are also educated. "

The spring breeze at the bottom of the pen vividly describes painting and poetry, such as the spring breeze coming to the pen.

Source: Huang Yuan's poem "Yaochi Spring Banquet": "When will the bluebird fly to the west? The spring breeze at the bottom of the pen is not old, and the flat peaches accumulate like mountains."

Jasper's style originally means that people's nature is stars, and stars are good for wind and rain, which means that ordinary people like the kindness of their masters. Later, it was a word praising the benevolent government of the ruler Platts.

Source: Book Hongfan: "Shu Ren is just a star, and the star has good winds and good rains." Kong Chuan said, "Good wind and good rain are good for the people."

Elimination of shortcomings: bad things; Qing: clean. Corruption and fraud no longer exist. Describe the disappearance of bad things and the good social atmosphere.

Source: Song Zhou Dunyi's "Zhuo Fu": "Being safe and smooth, the disadvantages are clear."

Changing customs means changing old customs and habits.

Source: Fu's "On Three Types of Latent Husband": "Therefore, those who want to change the customs, those who reward and punish, are all surprised and easy for the people to see."

Changing customs means changing old customs and habits.

Source: Biography of the Father of Hou in Historical Records: "If Qin's punishment is slow, thin taxes will be collected ... customs will change and the world will be safe."

Changing one's appearance and customs refers to changing one's style and customs.

Source: "Lu Chunqiu Suntech": "Teaching people to change their customs without suffering is called obedience."

Debate is like a river, which is "debate". Judas' words are eloquent.

Source: Wang Jin Xu Ruo's Preface to the Origin of Daoism: "Therefore, scholars have to know Confucianism when they read thousands of books ... just because they don't agree with the right path of Dagong."

Distinguish whether the river is hanging or not, and pass the "debate". Judas' words are eloquent.

Source: Zhang Ming Juzheng "Studying in the Hanlin Academy": "I saw a person, like a river, like a spring worker; If you spit Zou Mei, you will drive Lu Xie. "

Do sth unconventional or unorthodox: put forward and state clearly; Different: different, different. Come up with novel ideas to show that you are different.

Source: Shi Shuo Xin Yu Literature by Liu Yiqing in the Southern Dynasties: "In Baima Temple, Zhi Daolin used Feng Taichang's * * * language, which was different from the other two schools because of Xiaoyao Tour."

Increase power to hurricanes: strong winds and storms. The wind and clouds are surging, and lightning and thunder are thundering. Describe the fierce momentum.

Source: Han Huan Kuan's "On Salt and Iron": "The Huns are greedy for wolves, moving time, taking advantage of them and raising electricity."

Creating a new style or form means creating a new style or form.

Source: Guo Moruo's Li Bai and Du Fu, Su Xun: "There are only three songs left, which is really unique in terms of content."

Don't be windy or rainy. This is a typographical error in windy and rainy, because the word "no" is similar to the word "column" and the word "pregnant" is similar to the word "lewd". Later, because of the typo in the book, it was called "no worries about the wind and rain".

Origin: Liu Xie's Wen Xin Diao Long Lian Zi in the Southern Dynasties: The Great Biography of Shangshu said "Don't blow the wind and rain", and the emperor century said "set aside the wind and rain". The words "don't", "column", "Huai" and "Yin" seem to be wriggling. Yin' and' Zhu' are not strange in meaning, but' Huai' and' Don't' are new in feeling. "

Smart: smart, smart. Have original vision and incisive insights.

Source: Ye Songjian's Love for the Sun and Zhai Congchao: "(Yang Wanli) has another poem" Send Peng ":'I have been alone recently and want to climb to the top of the prosperous Tang Dynasty.' "

Ingenuity: ingenuity. Refers to having unique and ingenious ideas in skill and art.

Source: Tang Wang Ishihara's Preface to Meng Haoran's Collection: "The text is not in accordance with the ancient times, and it is also clever."

Unique: In addition. There is also a unique style.

Source: Lv Qing Liu Liang's Book with Shi Yushan: "Poetry, the wind is absolutely."

Being unconventional means creating a new style or form.

Source: Chen Chunhua's "Wu Bing Ping Jia Uprising": "It is a service story, and Comrade Feng Ziyou's" Revolutionary History Before the Founding of the People's Republic of China "has been roughly recorded, so this article is different. I will make a detailed description of the records of The China Journal and the information collected by all parties on that day. "

Don't build a flag as a metaphor for being different, add a family.

Source: Qingyuan Mei's "Poetry with the Garden" Volume 7: "Tang Yishan, Xiangshan, Changli, classmate Du Zhe; His poetry collections are different this year. "

There's another hole. There is another world in the cave. Describe the strange and charming scenery.

Source: Tang Li Bai's poem "Questions and Answers in the Mountains": "Peach blossoms flow away, and there is no heaven and earth."

Describe things (especially literary works) with special mood or interest. Don't be funny.

Source: Qing Zhou Lianggong's "Reading Pictures and Zhang Loss": "The loss of this picture cannot be ridiculous, and the words of anti-terrorism may not be here."

Unique flavor: originally refers to the beautiful taste, extended to the characteristics of things. There is another kind of delicious food. A metaphor for the special color or interest of something.

Source: Li Qingruzhen's "Mirror Flower Edge" The fifth time: "At this time, I only feel the fragrance overflowing, but I don't have a flavor."

There is another world: realm. Metaphor has another realm. Describing the realm of scenery or artistic creation is fascinating.

Source: Tang Li Bai's poem "Questions and Answers in the Mountains": "Peach blossoms flow away, and there is no heaven and earth."

The snow cellar on an icy day is described as extremely cold.

Source: Chen Qing Kang Qi's "Lang Qian Ji Wen" Volume 4: "I made up your boat to accompany you, and advised you to take a rest. Gong Dafang said quietly,' Second, Wan Li Ice and Snow Pit, I am alone in Hegao, and I have never said this. Are you afraid of working hard? "

Frozen with snow and ice: extremely cold. Ice and snow, the weather is cold.

Source: Wu Boxiao's "Garden Note" "Although the season is timely, all kinds of vegetables are early and late, and sometimes they are harvested before they are planted; But in addition to the severe winter, spring, summer and autumn, there are always several kinds of vegetables in the garden competing for fat and green. "

Maintain integrity, prudence and stability.

Source: The Biography of Fu Zhanchuan in the Later Han Dynasty: "Fu Zhan has suffered many accidents, and he has an unshakable ambition."

Pulling grass to observe the wind is a metaphor for being good at observing things.

Source: "Five Lantern Festival, Yuan Yunyan's holy Zen method was handed down to Dongshan Haojia Zen Master": "Lu said:' This place is connected with the Shishi in Youxian County, Liling, and there are Taoist priests in Yunyan. If you can mow the grass and watch the wind, you will get the attention of your son. " "

Waves and currents drift with the waves and fall with the wind. Metaphor has no fixed opinion and goes with the flow.

Source: Zhao Bingran's biography in the Ming Dynasty: "In Sejong's time, Gui, Calyx, Yan and Song used things one after another, and the leader of Liuqing could not perform his duties. Most waves are flowing, and they take capacity. "

Catch the wind and catch the shadows. You can't catch the wind shadow. Metaphor has no factual basis for talking and doing things.

Source: "Han Shu Suburb Sacrifice": "If you listen to his words, your ears will be full, and if you meet them; I can't ask for it, and it swings like the wind. " Zhu Zi Quan Shu: "If you seem to be doing it for a long time, how much progress will you make?"

The shadow capture system just can't catch the wind shadow. Metaphor has no factual basis for talking and doing things.

Source: "Biography of Liang Shu Liu Xiaozhuo": "But carving corruption is only an extension of the award; Catching shadows is the wind, and it will be ineffective. "

Don't stick to the rules: bird's nest; Mortar: A stone tool for making rice. Metaphor has an original style, not rigid.

Source: Wu Song Ke's poem "Learning Poetry": "Jumping out of Shaolin Temple, the husband's ambition is soaring." Ming Hu Yinglin's Internal Poem IV: "Beginners must stay indoors from now on."

No scratching, no bending, no yielding. Describe integrity and strong will.

Source: Yan's "Your Words": "The husband watches the tide of Qiantang River, the courage of the brave breaks, and the anger of the righteous rushes to the crown. Looking at Tianzhu, the fairy capital, honest and frank is still unyielding. With the help of the country, it will expand the sky. "

I don't know. I don't know much knowledge. The old metaphor is simple and honest.

Source: Liezi Zhong Ni: "Yao Nai incognito Youkangqu, listening to nursery rhymes, said,' It is best for me to steam the people. If you don't know, follow the emperor's rules. " "

Extraordinary: Ordinary music. Describe something extraordinary and excellent.

Source: Lu Xun's "On the Tomb of Moro Poetry": "The voice of self-study must be in people's hearts, clear and clear, and extraordinary."

Unhealthy wind, unhealthy wind.

Source: "Debate on Bao Puzi": "It is easy to get rid of vulgarity by changing unhealthy trends."

High ability, high integrity, high wisdom and pure character.

Source: Wang Hanchong's "On Balance and Encounter" "Only noble, not noble, thin and turbid, not humble."

Only boast eight fights, boast of outstanding talent.

Source: Yu's Essay, Lyrics and Structure: "I said that the skills are not big or small, but they can be refined ... otherwise, you will boast eight fights and have five cars on your chest. It's just nonsense for the article, and the book is just to build a pot. Although there are many, do you think it is ridiculous? "

Excellent in both talent and learning, excellent in both talent and knowledge.

Source: Romance of Sui and Tang Dynasties: "I'm afraid the grass in the Imperial Academy won't suit me. Think about your talent and excellent knowledge, and you will have a wonderful theory. Therefore, I asked you to write me a letter. "

Cai Danli: Do your best; Tan: Excessive fatigue. Money runs out, so do people.

Source: Tang Lihua's "Hanging the Ancient Battlefield": "The Han Dynasty dumped the world and made money in Than Shwe."

Visit the customs.

Source: Jiao DreamWorks Miscellaneous Notes Yue Feng: "Take the wind and ask the customs, and the records should be detailed; It tastes red and beautiful. "

Wind and clouds refer to people who travel around the world.

Source: Yuan Jiesi's Book of Fighting with Xiao Wei: "Success can lie high in an empty mountain, far away in an empty mountain, a nest, a promise, a service and a trickle. Can also be a disciple of Yanling and Lvliang. Although he wants to make a fuss, he will become dazzling. "

Sleeping in the wind. Describe the hardships of traveling or field work.

Source: Shi Shi's poem "Send a three-year-old son to the cloud first": "Lu Su's style rice is 600 miles, and the Ming Dynasty drinks Ma Nanjiang water."

Meal: eat; Mu: Wash. Fill your hunger with wind and wash your hair with rain. Describe the hardships of traveling or living in the wild.

Source: Xu Ming's third-order "Chivalry and Loyalty": "Who knows that you are used to talking nonsense and being crazy, but you don't think about how difficult it is for the emperor to start a business, and you don't advocate it."

Eating the wind and biting the snow describes the hardships of wild life.

Source: Zhang Mingjing's "Flying Pills under the Moon": "I hurt my grandparents, and the wind bites the snow; Second, I have harmed my aunt, and I am desperate to die. "

Eating Like Snow describes the hardships of life in the wild.

Source: He Yi's Selected Preface to Children's Literature (1958): "The work enthusiastically praises the hard work of these builders who moved mountains to fill valleys and ate like snow, as well as their infinite loyalty and dedication to the cause of socialist construction in the motherland."

Sleeping in the wind describes the hardships of traveling or living in the wild.

Source: Ancient and modern novel Li Huang Zhen Nv: "Hua Mulan's poor father is ill, pretending to be a brave woman, replacing his father's service ... eating and sleeping, suffering all kinds of hardships."

Sleeping in the wind describes the hardships of traveling or living in the wild.

Source: Yuan Yang Sian The Journey to the West Volume V Volume 20: "Master is as energetic as ever, busy with meals and snacks, and keeps pace."

Sleeping in the wind describes the hardships of the journey.

Source: Feng Ming's magnum "Hanging Branches to Send Farewell": "I would rather stay at home than run a thousand times. The wind stays in the water and the face is changeable. "

Dinner and Rain describes the hardships of traveling or living in the wild.

Source: Qing Xu Simei's "Xie Qingyuan Princess Li He Birthday, Begging for Silver": "It's hard to sing after dinner. And the grass is setting, and I come to the lonely pavilion again, sighing that spring is 90, and I am not tired. "

Eating the wind and swallowing the dew describes the hardships of traveling or living in the wild.

Source: Qing Xuanding's "Night Rain in Qiu Guang": "Eating the wind and dew, trekking everywhere."

Eating wind and drinking dew describe the hardships of traveling or living in the wild.

Source: Wang Ming Shouren's Travel Notes: "Eating wind and drinking dew, no hunger."

Miserable green worries about red and green: refers to flowers and leaves. Refers to the residual flowers and leaves damaged by wind and rain. Send more feelings about the bleak life experience.

Source: Song Liu Yong's "Ding Fengbo" word: "Since the spring comes, I am sad and my heart is cocoa."

Tragic youth refers to the prime of youth.

Source: Qing Gong Zizhen's poem 7: "Ten years advocates thinking about the body, and the tragic years are true."

Bitter rain and sour wind are still bitter, bitter. Terrible weather. It is also a metaphor for the unstable situation.

Source: Historical Materials of the People's Anti-British Struggle in Sanyuanli: "The military gate sends arrows into the city at night, and Li Sheng's tongue can sell soldiers. This is a red and white problem. Rain and sour wind are flat in an instant. "

Pine and cypress: cyan. Cui: Turquoise. Refers to evergreen pine and cypress. Metaphor is a person with noble quality and firm moral integrity.

Source: Qing Xiaozhong's "Couplet of Wuhou Tomb in Dingjun Mountain, Mianxian County": "The ancient stone is fragrant and famous in the world; Cang Song Bai Cui Lao Chen. "

The popularity of grass refers to the influence of morality, culture and education. With "popular grass".

Go camping in the weeds and sleep in the open air. Describe the hardships and haste of people who travel long distances.

Source: Biography of Xie Xuan in the Book of Jin: "When I heard of a crane, I thought I had arrived, sleeping in the grass, hungry and cold. The deceased was seventeen or eighteen years old. "

Grass and wind are metaphors of the influence of morality, culture and education. With "popular grass".

Cao Yan's popularity is a metaphor for the influence of moral and cultural education. With "popular grass".

Painful: subtle but not explicit. Describe the style and artistic conception tactfully, subtly and moderately.

Source: Liu Qingxi's Outline of Art, Ci and Qu: "Look at what he has done, it is elegant and lingering, and it is fixed in this matter."

Breaking the waves is a metaphor for being ambitious, not afraid of difficulties and going forward bravely.

Source: Biography of Song Shu Zong Yi: "When I was a teenager, Bing asked him about his ambition and said,' I am willing to ride the wind and break the waves'." "

Long-term calculations are far-sighted.

Source: Hong Song Mai's "Rong Zhai Continued: A Famous Soldier Delayed": "If you win the flag in the war, the army will be long-term and far-reaching, which is a matter of old age. "

Advocating articles: promoting' prostitution'; Ye: enchanting. Yang Liuzhi and Ye Yuan describe graceful. After metaphor, anyone likes climbing flowers and branches. Borrow a prostitute.

Source: Tang Li Shangyin's poem "Yanchuntai": "The honey room is like a feather guest, and Ye Ye advocates getting to know each other from time to time." Song Ouyang Xiu's poem "Twenty-five in the Jade House" says: "Leaves advocate staying in posture, and floating is lighter than flowers."

Beyond the present crown and the ancient crown: beyond everyone. Beyond ancient and modern times.

Source: Tang and Han Yu's "He Shu Zun Ming Biao": "All the beauties are ready, with equal names and resplendence, surpassing this crown."

Supergroup is superior to others and stands out among peers.

Source: Xia Qingjing's song "Wild Soup Exposes Words"No. 138: "This kind of literature and art is a super class, and pity and peace have magical power."

Superiority means superiority over others.

Source: Songshi Daoyuan "Jingde Dengchuan Record" Volume 27: "Extraordinary and refined, too mysterious."

Superb anecdotes surpass others and stand out among peers. With "super".

Laugh at the wind, laugh at the moon: laugh; Get: enjoy; Romantic: refers to all kinds of natural scenery. Refers to the words that describe scenes such as wind, clouds and moon dew, and have poor ideological content.

Source: Jia's Notes on the Collection: "If you don't learn from him, you will satirize the wind and sing the moon." Tang Bai Juyi's poem "Send my brother Wei Cun first": "It is also appropriate to descend to Yue Bai first and climb mountains near the water."

Mocking the wind and chanting the moon refers to the words that describe the scenery such as wind, clouds and moon dew, and have poor ideological content.

Source: Jia's Notes on the Collection: "If you don't learn from him, you will satirize the wind and sing the moon." Tang Bai Juyi's poem "Send my brother Wei Cun first": "It is also appropriate to descend to Yue Bai first and climb mountains near the water."

The slow train annoys the horse, which is dangerous and tiring. Describe a sleepy journey. Idle: Almost. It's like "cars are dangerous, horses hate them"

Source: One of the lyrics of Bao Zhao's "Dai Dance" in the Southern Dynasties: "The car is idle, and the night is bright and bright."