Proverbs about the Year of the Ox

Rat arm and liverworm:

It is still called rat liverworm arm. It is said to be either a rat's arm or a rat's liver, referring to the vagaries of the human world

Describing a hasty escape

A bird digging for a rat:

①It means that the food is exhausted and stretched They use nets to catch birds and dig holes to catch mice to satisfy their hunger. ②A metaphor for trying every possible means to raise property

A horse catching a mouse:

A metaphor for fussing

A cat crying for a mouse:

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"Describes extreme anger and resentment. Ox, Dipper, Altair and Big Dipper

Panting like an ox:

Describing the appearance of panting loudly

Panting like an ox bearing a heavy load:

Metaphor of a heavy burden

Scattering horses and resting cattle:

"Shu Wucheng": "Returning horses to the sun of Huashan Mountain, herding cattle in the fields of peach trees, showing that the world cannot obey" . Cai Chenji quoted from "Le Ji": "King Wu defeated Shang and crossed the river to the west. The horses were scattered in the sun of Huashan Mountain and could not be reinstated, and the cattle were herded into the wild peach trees but could not be reinstated." Later, the lack of war was called "Scattering Horses and Resting Cows"

Tiger party and fox companions:

A metaphor for vicious and cunning people

Tiger fighting dragon fighting:

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It is a metaphor for heroes fighting with each other

The delusion of getting something for nothing and enjoying the fruits of it

The rabbit forgets the hoof:

It is like saying that the fish forgets the Tsuen. Hooves, rabbit's hooves. The saying comes from "Zhuangzi? Foreign Things": "The reason why the hoof is in the rabbit, and the rabbit forgets the hoof."

East rabbit, west crow:

It means that the moon rises in the east and the sun sets in the west. It means that time keeps passing. In ancient mythology, it is said that there is a three-legged golden crow in the sun and a jade rabbit in the moon, because the crow and rabbit refer to the sun and the moon

The Three Caves of the Cunning Rabbit:

"Warring States Policy? Qi Ce IV": " A cunning rabbit has three burrows, so he can only avoid having his ears dead; now you have a burrow, but you have no way to sleep on it; please dig two more burrows for you." Later, "the cunning rabbit has three burrows" to describe the many hiding places, which are convenient for avoiding disasters.

Turtle has hair and rabbit has horns:

Turtle has hair and rabbit has horns. This originally refers to a sign of war. Later, it is used as a metaphor for things that cannot exist or are in name only

The fox dies and the rabbit cries:

It is a metaphor for something that hurts its own kind

The fox and the rabbit cry:

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The lion and the elephant fight the rabbit with all their strength:

It is a metaphor for using all your strength to deal with small things seriously

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Sit back and wait for the rabbit:

① "Han Feizi? Five Beetles": "There were people in the Song Dynasty who plowed the fields. There was a plant in the field. The rabbit walked away, hit the pillar and broke its neck and died. Because it released the weeds, he guarded the plant. , I hope to get the rabbit again, but the rabbit cannot be recovered, and I am laughing as a Song Dynasty. Today, if we want to use the government of the previous kings to govern the people of the current world, they will all be like Zhuzhu. " Later, "waiting for the rabbit" was used as a metaphor for clinging to narrow experience and not knowing how to adapt. ② It is a metaphor for trying to get unexpected gains without subjective efforts

The black rabbit walks:

Refers to the sun and the moon Movement. Rabbit, the legendary jade rabbit in the moon.

The black flying rabbit means the passage of time. Rabbit refers to the moon.

One eagle, two rabbits:

In the Tang Dynasty, Li Linfu, Zhang Jiuling, and Pei Yaoqing were all prime ministers. "Rabbit". See the second volume of "Miscellaneous Records of the Emperor of Ming Dynasty" written by Zheng Chu of the Tang Dynasty and the "New Book of Tang Dynasty? Biography of Li Linfu". Later, it was said that "one eagle and two rabbits" meant that three people were prominent in parallel, one person was powerful and the two were influenced by it. Coerce

Idioms about dragons

The dragon gallops and the tiger suddenly:

It means that the heroes compete with each other

The dragon and the phoenix species:

Referring to the descendants of emperors

Long De in the field:

"Yi Qian": "'Seeing a dragon in the field' means De Shipu. "Later, "the dragon's virtue is in the field" was used to describe the kindness and kindness

Dragon carving and phoenix mouth:

The beauty of metaphors and rhetoric

The dragon can be climbed:

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It means you can make a profit by doing business. Dragon means "Long".

Dragon's Duan Zhideng:

It means seeking profit. Dragon means "Long".

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A dragon crouching and a tiger squatting:

It is still said that a dragon is crouching and a tiger is squatting

A lot of dragons means drought:

It means that many people depend on each other, but things will not work. Nothing can be done

Dragon flags and tiger flags:

General's flag

Flying dragons and phoenixes:

①Describes a bold and majestic momentum or a lively and lively posture. ②Describe the writing style as majestic and vivid

Flying dragon and flying phoenix:

①Having the appearance of a king

Dragon coiling and phoenix flying:

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Dragon and Phoenix:

①It refers to the majestic and winding shape of the mountain. ②It refers to the flying style of calligraphy.

Dragon and Tiger:

Also known as "dragons and tigers squatting" ① Volume 156 of "Taiping Yulan" quotes Wu Bo's "Wu Lu" of Jin Dynasty: "Liu Bei once sent Zhuge Liang to the capital and sighed when he saw the Moling Mountain. Said: "Zhongshan has a dragon on its plate and a stone tiger perched on it. This is the residence of the emperor." '" Later, it was used as "dragon crouching and tiger perched" to describe the majestic and dangerous terrain, which was suitable for being the capital of the emperor. ② It was borrowed from Nanjing. ③ It was said to be occupied by heroes.

④ Metaphor of colorful textures

Dragon Panhu Na:

Qiuqu Vibrant Appearance

Dragon Panfeng Zhu:

Calling a sage Retreat from the world

The dragon, the tiger, and the tiger are crouching:

The majestic appearance

The dragon, the tiger, and the tiger are surrounding:

It is still said that the dragon is coiled and the tiger is squatting. Describing the majestic and dangerous terrain

Dragon and coiled knot:

It is still said to be tangled and tangled

Dragon hidden in phoenix:

It is a metaphor for a handsome man Talent has not been shown

The dragon bends and the snake stretches:

It is like a gentleman being wronged but a villain succeeds

The dragon goes to Dinghu:

Dian Chu "Historical Records? Feng Chan Book": "The Yellow Emperor collected copper from the mountain and cast the tripod at the foot of Jingshan Mountain. After the tripod was completed, a dragon hung down from Hu Fang to welcome the Yellow Emperor. The Yellow Emperor rode up, and more than seventy people from the harem of ministers came from the top. The dragon went up. The rest of the ministers were not allowed to go up, but they all held the dragon's bow. The dragon's bow fell down and fell into the Yellow Emperor's bow. The people looked up to the Yellow Emperor and took his bow to the sky, so later generations called it Dinghu. The bow was called Wu Hao." Later, it was said that the emperor died as "the dragon went to Dinghu"

The dragon and the tiger are lying down:

It is still said that the dragon and the tiger are squatting. Metaphor for the ups and downs of the mountain

Dragon and snake flying:

Describes the vigorous and vivid calligraphy strokes

A mixture of dragon and snake:

Metaphor for good and bad people Mixed together

The dragon stretches out and the cobwebs bend:

Describes the flying strokes and superb calligraphy

The dragon, the god and the horse are strong:

It refers to the image As energetic as a horse

Nine sons born from a dragon:

In ancient legend, nine little dragons born from one dragon often have different shapes and personalities. Later, it was often used to describe the difference between good and bad among brothers.

The dragon's head and the pig's feet:

It's like saying that a bull's head is wrong and a horse's mouth is wrong. It is said that the interpretation of the meaning of the calligraphy is far from the original intention and is irrelevant

Longtan Tiger Cave:

It is still said that Longtan Tiger Cave

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①The place where the dragon and tiger live. It means a dangerous place. ②It is a metaphor for the gathering place of heroes

The strategy of dragon and leopard:

Refers to the art of war

The transformation of dragon and leopard:

It is a metaphor for the vigorous discussion , eloquent

The collection of dragons and phoenixes:

It means that the king's industry is prosperous and heroes gather together

The dragon and tiger kick:

It means that the king is brave and brave The impact is irresistible

The dragon is soaring and the tiger is dominating:

The power is strong, and the force is dominant

The dragon is soaring and the tiger is roaring:

The momentum is magnificent Appearance

The dragon is soaring and the tiger is leaping:

①Describes vigor, strength and vitality. ②Describe the flying and vigorous writing style. ③It means to be energetic and make a difference

The dragon refers to the appearance of an emperor

Longyang Weeping Fish:

", the dragon is carved in the Zen of the world." " Later, it was called "Dragon Carving in the Zen World" and the article was passed down from generation to generation

A cicada sheds a dragon and transforms into a dragon:

It is still said that a cicada sheds a snake and the solution is

A chariot and a horse are like a dragon:

It is said that there are many carriages and horses, and it is bustling and lively

There is a lot of traffic:

"Book of the Later Han Dynasty? Queen's Chronicles? Queen Mingde Ma" "I passed by Zhuolongmen and saw my wife's family. When asked about daily life, a car is like running water and a horse is like a swimming dragon. "Later, "busy traffic" is used to describe the bustling and bustling scene with constant traffic and horses

A good son-in-law riding a dragon:

A metaphor for a good son-in-law

Riding a dragon and matching a phoenix :

A metaphor for finding a good partner and forming a good relationship

Catching a phoenix and catching a dragon:

Also known as "catching a phoenix and fishing for a dragon" ①It is a metaphor for arranging a trap to make a powerful person. ② Yu tries to find a suitable candidate

beating the tiger and the dragon:

beating the tiger and the dragon

carving a dragon and painting a phoenix:

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Engraved dragons and phoenixes; carved dragons and phoenixes

The tripod becomes a dragon:

"Historical Records? Feng Chan Book": "The Yellow Emperor collected copper from Shou Mountain and cast the tripod at the foot of Jingshan Mountain . When the cauldron was completed, a dragon hung down from its head to greet the Yellow Emperor. The Yellow Emperor rode up, and more than seventy people from the harem of ministers came up. Long Nai went up. Later, "the tripod becomes a dragon and goes" to refer to the death of the emperor

Letting the dragon into the sea:

It is a metaphor for letting the enemy go and leaving troubles

Flying dragon in the sky:

It is a metaphor for the emperor's reign. The Chinese language version "Yi Qian" says: "In the ninth year of the lunar calendar, the flying dragon is in the sky, which is good for seeing adults. "Kong Yingda Shu: "It means that people with holy virtues can occupy the throne. "

The wind follows the tiger, and the clouds follow the dragon:

"Yi Qian": "The same voice corresponds to the same breath, and the same breath pursues each other. Water moistens and fire dries. The clouds follow the dragon and the wind follows the tiger. The saint works and all things can be seen. "Later, "the wind follows the tiger, the cloud follows the dragon" is a metaphor for the mutual interaction between things

Wind tiger and cloud dragon:

It is a metaphor for the encounter between the Holy Lord and the wise minister

The dragon breaks the water:

The dragon breaks through the waves and moves forward.

The dragon gets the water:

① When the dragon gets the water, he can prosper. Clouds form fog and leap into space. "Guanzi? Xingzhi" states: "Zhanghua of Jin Dynasty was good at looking for qi. He saw that there was often purple qi in the bullfights, so he ordered Lei Huan to visit him as an order from Fengcheng. Huan went to the county and dug the foundation of the prison house, and got two swords, Longquan and Tai'a. Hua and Huan each wore one. After Hua died, the sword was lost.

When Huan died, Huanzi was walking through Yanpingjin with his sword. The sword suddenly jumped out of the water and fell into the water, leaving no one with water to get it. He saw two dragons, each several feet long, with an article on the coils. The light shone on the water and the waves boiled, so he lost the sword. "Later, he was described as outstanding in ability by "fighting two dragons"

Haunted dragons and snakes:

The dragons and snakes were snatched away. Describing the momentum as huge

Crane Bone dragon tendons:

Slender, straight and curved appearance

Tiger transforms into dragon:

It means taking advantage of the changes of time and becoming famous

Tiger steps up to dragon Line:

Describes the extraordinary appearance of the emperor, like the posture of a dragon and a tiger

Tiger surpasses dragon:

It is a metaphor for heroes rising up to compete with each other

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Metaphor of heroes fighting against each other

Tiger occupying dragon's pan:

Also called "tiger occupying dragon's pan". "Long Pan". Describes extremely steep and dangerous terrain

Tiger Cave and Longtan:

Metaphor for an extremely difficult and dangerous situation

Tiger Strategy and Dragon Tao:

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Tiger Crouching and Dragon Leaping:

The word "powerful and powerful" comes from the "Book of Review" written by Liang Yuan of the Southern Dynasty: "Wang Youjun's book, The characters are powerful and powerful, like a dragon leaping over the Heavenly Gate or a tiger crouching in the Phoenix Pavilion, which reflects the great achievements of treasures in the past dynasties. ②It is a metaphor for moving against the current; working hard

Lin, Phoenix, Turtle and Dragon:

①Things called the Four Spirits in ancient times. ②Metaphor refers to something beautiful and correct

A dragon swimming on flowing water:

The Chinese version of "Book of the Later Han Dynasty? Queen's Chronicles? Empress Ma of Mingde": "I passed by Zhuolong Gate and saw the outside world. When asked about daily life, the chariots are like flowing water, and the horses are like swimming dragons. The head of the barn is dressed in green, and the leader is fair. He looks at the charioteer, but he is not far away. "Later, he used "flowing water swimming as a dragon" as a metaphor for the endless flow of chariots and horses.

Malong and traffic:

It still sounds like there is a lot of traffic

Horse is like a dragon:

Describes the bustling scene of people and horses. The quote comes from "The Book of the Later Han Dynasty? Queen's Chronicles? Queen Ma of Mingde": "I passed by Zhuolongmen and saw a foreigner asking about the daily life. The carriages were like running water and the horses were like swimming dragons."

Horse water cart Dragon:

It still sounds like a busy car

Horse-footed Dragon Sand:

Refers to galloping across the border and showing off its power outside the territory. Longsha, a desert place in the north of Saibei

Climb the dragon and attach the phoenix:

①It means to rely on the emperor to achieve achievements or show prestige. It is also a metaphor for relying on a prestigious person to establish a reputation. Yang Xiong's "Fa Yan Yuanqian" written in the original Han Dynasty: "Climb the dragon scales and attach the phoenix wings, and the sundae will raise them, so vigorous that they are beyond reach." ② It is said that the dragon and phoenix are attached to the plate

Climbing The dragon and the phoenix:

It is still said that the dragon is climbing and the phoenix is ??attached to it

The dragon is sitting on the tiger:

It is still said that the dragon and the tiger are sitting on each other. Like a coiled dragon, like a crouching tiger. To describe the majestic and dangerous terrain

Pao Feng Cooking Dragon:

① Describe luxurious and rare dishes. ② Refers to the name of a kind of dish

Matching Jackie Chan:

Matching equipment or facilities to form a complete system

Cooking dragon, pao and phoenix:

Also known as "cooking dragon and cooking phoenix". Also known as "cooking dragon and phoenix". ①A metaphor for cooking rare dishes. It also describes dishes as luxurious and precious. ②A metaphor for superb artistic skills

Riding a dragon and a phoenix:

①A metaphor for becoming an immortal. ②Metaphor of Tengda

Qinglong Golden Chamber:

Refers to Liuchen. It is said to be a good time and auspicious day. In the old days, astrologers believed that the six celestial beings such as Qinglong, Mingtang, Jingui, Tiande, and Siming were auspicious gods. The six celestial beings were on the day, and everything was suitable for them, so they were auspicious days in the zodiac

Sparrow, Horse, Fish and Dragon:

Generally refers to rare birds and animals. The language version of "Hanshu? Praise for the Western Regions" says: "Since then, pearls, armor, rhino, and green feathers have filled the harem, Pu Shao, dragons, fish eyes, and horses with sweat and blood have filled the Huangmen. Giant elephants, lions, ferocious dogs, and large birds swarmed outside, and foreign objects came from all directions.

The dragons are leaderless:

"Yi Qian": "See. "A group of dragons without a leader is auspicious." Later, "a group of dragons without a leader" was often used to describe a group of people without a leader.

Sun-horned Dragon Court:

In the old days, physiognomists called the rise of the Heavenly Court the Dragon Court. . "Sun-horned Dragon Court" is the noble appearance of the emperor

Sun-horned dragon face:

In the old days, physiognomists said that the bulge on the forehead was the face of a dragon. "Sun-horned dragon face" is the noble appearance of the emperor

Like a dragon and a tiger:

Describes bravery and vitality

The dragon sees its head:

< p> "Talking about Dragons" written by Zhao Zhixin of the Qing Dynasty: "Fang Si was jealous of the disorganized customs of the time, and said: 'Poetry is like a dragon, with head, tail, claws, horns, scales, and mane, but it is not a dragon.' Sikou said: 'Poetry is like a dragon. Like a divine dragon, you can see its head but not its tail, or only one claw and one scale is exposed in the clouds. How can the whole body be safe? "Then "the divine dragon can see its head" refers to the fall of the poem without any truth.

Tuo Fengpan Dragon:

It is still said to climb the dragon and attach it to the phoenix. Metaphor of being attached to an emperor or a powerful person

A cat is angry and a dragon is sad:

It is as angry as a cat and as sad as a dragon. It is a metaphor for the sadness and indignation of the music.

Hope your son will become a dragon:

Hope your son will become an outstanding person

Dancing phoenix and flying dragon:

Like a dragon flying and a phoenix dancing.

The appearance of unrestrained and majestic

The grasshopper mocks the dragon:

Comparing the grasshopper to the dragon has the meaning of casually mixing and belittling one party. The words come from Han Yangxiong's "Explanation of Mocking": "Today's people laugh at the owl and the owl, and the phoenix and the dragon fly."

Ye Gong loves dragons:

The New Preface by Liu Xiang of the Han Dynasty "Miscellaneous Matters Five": "Ye Gongzi is very fond of dragons. He hooks to write dragons, he chisels to write dragons, and the carvings in the house are written to write dragons. So the sky dragon heard about it and came down, peeked at the head in the window, and put the tail in the hall. Ye Gong saw If you give up and return, you will lose your soul and lose its owner. This is because Ye Gong is not a dragon, and a good man is like a dragon but not a dragon." Later, "Ye Gong loves a dragon" is a metaphor for something that he likes on the surface but does not really like it.

One dragon and one snake:

The metaphor is sometimes hidden and sometimes revealed, unpredictable

One dragon and one pig:

It is a metaphor for two people Very different from each other

The first generation of Longmen:

Li Ying of the later Han Dynasty had the same name, and those who came later were promoted to the hall, which was called "Denglongmen". See Liu Yiqing's "Shi Shuo Xin Yu? Virtue" of the Southern Song Dynasty. Later, the figure admired by the literati was called the Yishi Longmen

The fish and dragon are as varied as the fish and dragon:

As varied as the fish and dragon

The changes of the fish and dragon:

Refers to the poison of snakes and scorpions. The venom of a snake is in its teeth, and the venom of a scorpion's sting is in its tail sting, hence the name. It also generally refers to things that are poisonous to people.

The heart of a snake is the mouth of a Buddha:

The heart of a snake is the mouth of a Bodhisattva. Describes a vicious heart, kind words, and inconsistent words

Snake steps:

Metaphor for actions that are extremely cautious and concealed

Snake steps:

Describes timidity and caution

Snake shadow cup bow:

Take the bow shadow in the wine glass as a snake. Han Yingshao's "Customs and Strange Gods" records that Du Xuan was drinking and saw something like a snake in the cup. After drinking, he felt pain in the chest and abdomen, which could not be cured by various treatments. Later, it was found that the red crossbow hanging on the wall shone on the cup, which looked like a snake. The disease will be cured immediately. "Book of Jin Yue Guangzhuan" also has similar descriptions. Later, "snake shadow cup bow" was used to describe fear caused by doubt

cup bow snake shadow:

Han Yingshao's "Customs? Weird Gods?" There are many people in the world who are frightened by strange things and hurt themselves. "" records: Du Xuan went to drink on the summer solstice and saw that there seemed to be a snake in the wine glass, but he did not dare not drink. Chest and abdominal pain after drinking, which cannot be cured by various treatments. Later, I learned that when a red crossbow on the wall shines in the cup, its shadow looks like a snake, and the illness is cured. There are also similar descriptions in "Book of Jin Le Guang Zhuan" and others. Later, the "cup-bowed snake shadow" was used as a metaphor to be suspicious and disturb oneself

cup-bowed snake shadow:

Han Yingshao's "Customs and Strange Gods? There are many people in the world who are frightened and hurt themselves": "I gave my grandfather Chen the honorary order, and on the summer solstice, he asked Du Xuan, the chief register, to give him wine. At that time, there was a red crossbow hanging on the north wall, and when it shined in the cup, it looked like a snake. Xuan was afraid of the evil, but he dared not ignore it. After drinking it, he would suffer from abdominal pain and cut, which would hinder his diet. He would use lei to treat Wan Duan, but he would not be cured. Hou Chen went to Xuanjia to take a look at the incident and asked what had happened. He said he was afraid of the snake and it entered his stomach. In the middle of the day, Chen was still listening and thought for a long time. When he saw the crossbow, it must be the case. There must be something strange about the crossbow shadow on the wall. "Xuan Yi was very upset, so it was flat." Later, he used the "cup bow snake shadow" to describe the suspicious spirit and disturb himself.

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Han Yingshao's "Customs? Weird Gods? There are many people in the world who are frightened by strange things and injure themselves": "My grandfather Chen is the order of the emperor. On the summer solstice, I will see Du Xuan, the chief bookkeeper, and give him wine." At that time, there was a red crossbow hanging on the north wall, and when it shined in the cup, it looked like a snake. He was afraid of the evil, but he dared not stop drinking. Then he would suffer from abdominal pain and cut, which would hinder his diet. He used the dew to attack Wanduan. Later, Chen went to Xuanjia to take a look at what had happened. He was afraid of the snake, and he thought about it for a long time. When he saw the crossbow, it must be the case. Xu Fulian, the official who served under the bell, set up wine at his old place, and there was a snake in the cup, so he said to Xuan: "The crossbow shadows on the wall are not strange." Xuan's meaning was understood, and he was very confused. Then the "cup bow snake shadow" was used as a metaphor for being suspicious and disturbing oneself

Cup snake ghost car:

Refers to the monster that appears in hallucinations due to doubt and fear. Cup snake, the province of "cup bow snake shadow"; ghost car, the legendary nine-headed bird

Sealing the pig and long snake:

Also known as "sealing the pig and repairing the snake". Big pig and snake. Metaphor for a greedy and violent person

The dragon bends and the snake stretches out:

Metaphor for the gentleman who is humbled and the villain succeeds

The dragon and the snake fly:

Description The calligraphy strokes are vigorous and vivid

A mixture of dragons and snakes:

It is a metaphor for good people and bad people mixed together

A dragon head and a snake tail:

It is a metaphor for the prosperity of the head and the decline of the tail.

Ox ghosts and snake gods:

①The ghost with the head of an ox and the god with the body of a snake. Describe the work as unreal and weird. It also refers to illusory and grotesque works. ②A metaphor for crooked ways

The snake swallows the elephant if the human heart is not enough:

It is a metaphor for the greed of the person and is just like the snake trying to swallow the elephant

The pig divides the snake and cuts it off :

Metaphor of fragmentation

Senior dragon and snake:

"Book of the Later Han? Biography of Zheng Xuan": "In the spring of the fifth year, Confucius dreamed and said: 'Get up, Starting from the beginning, this year's year will be in Chen, and the next year will be in Si. 'Since then, I have combined it with the prophecy, and I know that when I die, I will be sick for a while." Li Xian notes: "Liu Zhou of the Northern Qi Dynasty's "The Legend of Gao Cai Bu Yu" said "Chen". It is a dragon, and it has become a snake. When the age reaches the dragon and snake, the wise man sighs, and Xuan combines it with a prophecy.

"Sui, the star of the year; dragon, refers to Chen; snake, refers to Si. Later, it was said that the destiny should be "Sui is in the dragon and the snake"

Putting footwork for the snake:

"Warring States Policy" ?Qi Ce 2": "If there is a temple in Chu, give wine to the people who live there. The stranger said to him: "If several people drink less, one person will drink more than enough. Please draw a snake on the ground, and the first person will drink." ’ A man made a snake first, introduced wine and drank it. He held a zodiac in his left hand and drew a snake in his right hand, saying: ‘I can do it. ’ Before it was completed, a man’s snake was completed. He took its tail and said, ‘The snake has no legs, but Zi An can give it legs! ’ Then he drank the wine. "Later, "painting the snake's feet" is used as a metaphor for doing things that are extraneous, which is not only useless, but also harmful.

Hold the snake and ride the tiger:

The emperor of the Northern Wei Dynasty died in the palace, and Wang Yuanxie of Pengcheng and others tried to prevent the unexpected. , The secret was not heard, and the coffin was sent to Luyang. Wang Xi of Xianyang suspected that Xie had some conspiracy, so he stopped outside Luyang County. After a while, he said to Xie, "You are not only diligent." , and extremely dangerous. Yuan Xie hated him and said: "Brother, I know you are senior, so you know that there are dangers. Yanhe (Yuan Xie's character) is holding a snake and riding a tiger, but he doesn't realize the difficulty." "See "Book of Wei? Biography of Pengcheng King Xie". Later, "holding a snake and riding a tiger" was used to describe being in danger

Owl snake ghost:

A metaphor for an ugly person

< p>Empty and conciliatory:

The words come from "Zhuangzi? Ying Diwang": "Huzi said: 'I show you in the countryside that I have not yet come out of my sect, and I am empty and conciliatory. ’” Cheng Xuan Yingshu said: “It’s the appearance of being obedient to a snake. The most perfect person responds to things, empties himself and forgets about himself, follows the opportunity, and does not adhere to the original line. "Later, it was said that pretending to be diligent and perfunctory in socializing was "empty and conceited"

Nurture a snake into a snake:

The Chinese version of "Guoyu Wuyu": "If you are a snake, you can't destroy it, but what if you are a snake general? ? Later, he used the metaphor of "raising a dragon and turning it into a snake" to connive at the enemy and allow him to become powerful

One dragon and one snake:

The metaphor is sometimes hidden and sometimes revealed, and the changes are unpredictable

An earthworm scares a snake:

Describes vigorous and swift gestures

Idioms about horses

puffball ox:

puffball , fungi; oxen, plantain. Metaphor for the most humble things

Non-stop:

Metaphor for not stopping for a moment, without interruption

Ma Chen. Not as good as:

Metaphor of being unable to catch up, unable to keep up

The number of horse teeth increases:

"The Biography of Gu Liang? The Second Year of Duke Xi": "Xun Xi led the horse He held the bi and came forward and said, "The bi is still the same, but the horse's teeth are longer." '" Later, he humbly said that he had wasted his years and had no achievements.

Success was imminent:

Describes things going well and winning from the beginning

The east wind in the horse's ears:

The east wind blows in the ears of the horse. It is a metaphor for turning a deaf ear, being indifferent or being indifferent to each other. It comes from the second poem of Tang Dynasty Li Bai's "Reply to the King Drinking Alone on the Twelve Cold Nights": "The world has heard this." They all turned around, like the east wind shooting at the ears of horses. "

The whip escapes from the horse's belly:

"Zuo Zhuan? Xuan Gong Fifteenth Year": "Although the whip is long, it is not as long as the horse's belly. Later, "horse belly escaping whip" was used as a metaphor to escape punishment

Horse leather shroud:

Also called "horse leather shroud". Wrap the body with horsehide. It means fighting bravely and dying on the battlefield. . On the battlefield

Ma Gong Mei Su:

It is said that Sima Xiangru and Mei Gao of the Han Dynasty were both literary, and they worked at one speed

Ma Jiao Aconitum:

Volume "Yan Danzi": "The prince of Yan's Dan was in Qin. The king of Qin was rude to him and was dissatisfied. He wanted to return. The King of Qin refused to listen and said falsely: "If you make the black head white and the horse horns, then you can have an ear." '" Later, "horse horns and aconite" were used as a metaphor for things that cannot be achieved

Heavy traffic:

It's still like a busy traffic

Red deer changing shape:

The image of the red deer was changed. The story of Zhao Gao referring to the deer as a horse in the Chinese version of "Historical Records? The Chronicles of the First Emperor of Qin" later used the metaphor to confuse right and wrong and confuse right and wrong

Horse-haired Hedgehog:

Bao Zhao of the Southern Dynasties and Song Dynasty wrote in "Dai Chu from Jibeimen Xing": "The strong wind blew up and the gravel blew; the horse's hair shrank like a hedgehog, and its horns and bows could not be stretched. " Later, "horse hair hedgehog" was used to describe the strong wind and harsh weather

Horse face and cow head:

Just like a cow head and horse face

Horse and cow lapels:

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A horse and a cow wearing clothes are ridiculing people for not knowing the truth and etiquette

The style of a horse and a cow:

It means that horses and cows are running smoothly. "The horses and oxen are like horses, and I and my concubines are running away. Don't dare to chase them away." "Kong Yingda Shu: "Zuo Zhuan" in the fourth year of Xi's reign said: "It's just that the wind, horse and cow are incompatible with each other. ’ Jia Kui said: ‘Wind means release. It is called the wind when the male and female attract each other. ’ However, horses and oxen are lost in the wind, because the males and females chase each other, and they are driven away into the distance. " was later used to express irrelevance

Throwing water in front of a horse:

Yuan Zaju "The Story of the Fisherman and the Woodcutter" writes that Zhu Maichen of the Han Dynasty was poor, selling his salary to support himself, singing and reciting books, The wife was ashamed and begged to leave. Later, Maichen paid homage to the prefect, and the wife asked for remarriage. Maichen threw water in front of the horse to make his wife take it back, to show that the couple could no longer get back together. Later, "throwing water in front of the horse" was used as a metaphor for the irreversible divorce. /p>

The horse goes away and the horse returns:

According to "Huainanzi? Human World Teaching", an old man at the border fortress lost his horse, and people thought it was a disaster. As a result, his horse led the foreigners and their horses back together, and everyone congratulated him. However, his son was disabled due to a fall while riding a horse, and the villagers hung him up. Unexpectedly, the barbarians entered the fortress, and nineteen of the strong men from the frontier fortress died in the battle, but his son survived because of a lame leg.

Later, "the horse goes away and the horse returns" is used to describe the changeable world and the impermanence of gains and losses

Horse is like running water:

Describes the hustle and bustle of people and horses

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Describes the bustling scene of people and horses. The quote comes from "Book of the Later Han Dynasty? Queen's Chronicles? Queen Ma of Mingde": "I passed by Zhuolongmen and saw foreigners asking about their daily lives. The carriages were like running water and the horses were like swimming dragons."

Horses entering Huashan :

"Shu? Wucheng": "It was Yan Wu who practiced writing. He returned his horse to the sun of Huashan Mountain and herded cattle in the fields of peach trees to show that the world was not convinced." Later, he was called "horse into Huashan Mountain". It means that the world is at peace and no more wars

Conquer the world immediately:

"Historical Records? Biography of Li Sheng and Lu Jia": "Lu Sheng always talked about "Poems" and "Books". Emperor Gao He scolded him and said, "You can get it by sitting on a horse, and you can do it with Shi" and "Shu"! , a long-term technique. '" Later, "conquering the world immediately" was regarded as a symbol of martial arts and founding a country.

Immediately building a house:

It is said that you agree with your face and oppose it behind your back.

Immediate success:

Immediately conquer the world

Immediately see the flowers:

Immediately say that you can see the flowers in a hurry

Immediately stand on the wall:

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Refers to the place where young men and women fall in love

Looking at the horse's head:

During ancient battles, soldiers looked at the general's horse head to decide whether to advance or retreat, which is a metaphor for obeying orders or being willing to follow others' actions. The language version of "Zuo Zhuan? The 14th Year of Duke Xiang" says: "Xun Yan ordered: 'The cock crows and rides, plugs the well and burns the stove, only the horse's head is left looking at it.'" Du Xue's note: "Advance and retreat follow one's own path."

The horse's head wants to go east:

It means returning east; returning. The language version of "Zuo Zhuan? The 14th Year of Duke Xiang": "Luan Yan said: 'The fate of the Jin Kingdom is not there. Yu Ma wanted to go east.' He returned." Yang Bojun noted: "The Qin soldiers were in the west, and they returned in the east. ”

A thin horse with long hair:

A metaphor for a poor person with short ambitions

A horse and a busy carriage:

It is like a busy carriage

Ma Yan Che Tian:

Describes a lot of carriages and horses, very lively

Ma Yang and others turn over:

Describes a chaotic or busy appearance

Ma Zhongguan Wu:

It is still said that Lu Yuhaizhi

The horse is strong and the man is strong:

It is still said that the man is strong and the horse is strong

Horse catching mice:

Metaphor of running around in a hurry

Horse catching mice:

Metaphor of running around, life is turbulent

Mazu Longsha:

Refers to galloping on the frontier and showing off one's power outside the territory. Longsha, Saibei Desert

BMW Cars:

Expensive horses and gorgeous cars. Refers to the pomp and circumstance of a wealthy family's trip

Beisou lost his horse:

Yusei lost his horse. Metaphor of a blessing in disguise

Testing a horse with a sword:

Metaphor of being ready and eager to try

Wash your troops and herd your horses:

Wash your weapons, Feed the war horses. Refers to being ready for battle

Tie the horse and bury the wheel:

When the enemy attacks, tie the horse and bury the wheel on the ground to show that you will not retreat. "Sun Zi Jiu Di" in the text: "Therefore, if the square horse buries the wheel, it is not enough to rely on." Cao Cao's note: "Fang means to tie the horse; burying the wheel means that it cannot move."

Blind Ma Linchi:

The quote comes from Liu Yiqing's "New Words of the World? Pai Tiao" of the Southern Song Dynasty: "A blind man rides a blind horse and approaches a deep pool in the middle of the night." Later, he used "blind horse approaching a pond" as a metaphor for being in danger. Ignorance

The old horse knows the way:

"Han Feizi? Shuo Lin Shang": "Guan Zhong and Xi Peng followed Duke Huan to cut down the lonely bamboo, and returned from spring to winter. They were confused and lost their way. Guan Zhong It is said: "The wisdom of an old horse can be used." It is to let the old horse follow and then he will get the way. "Later, the old horse knows the way" is a metaphor for being experienced in something.

The old horse. Neighing wind:

Metaphor for a person who is old but still ambitious

The old horse is like a colt:

The old horse is like a colt. It means losing the courtesy of respecting the elderly. "Poetry? Xiaoya? Jiao Gong": "The old horse turns into a colt and does not care about what is behind it." Zheng Xuan's note: "It is a metaphor that when King You saw an old man, he was arrogant and treated him like a child. He didn't care about what was behind him until he was old. "I will do the same." One saying means that although you are old, you still have great ambitions and don't worry about the difficulties in the future. Zhu Xi's Biography: "It's like an old horse that is tired, but thinks it's a colt and doesn't care about what's behind it, there will be danger of being incompetent." Therefore, it is also used as a metaphor not to be resentful for being old

A poor horse is a weak horse :

A broken carriage and a thin horse

The golden horse that escapes the world:

"Historical Records? Funny Biographies": "(Dongfang Shuo) was sitting in a banquet, drinking heavily, and singing songs based on the ground Said: "The land is buried in the world, and you can escape from the world at the Golden Horse Gate. Why should you hide in the mountains and under the wormwood?"

The weapons are hidden in the arsenal, and the horses are put into Huashan:

The weapons are hidden in the arsenal, and the horses are put into Huashan. To say that the world is at peace

War and chaos:

Describe the turbulent scene during war

The soldiers and horses have not moved, but the food and grass have gone first:

During the battle The troops and horses have not yet been dispatched, so the transportation of military grain and grass needs to be carried out first.

The latter generally refers to the preparations that must be made before taking action

Strength of soldiers and horses:

①Strong soldiers and horses. It means that the army is strong and has combat effectiveness. ②Generally refers to strong and powerful

Bole looks at horses:

Bole observes and evaluates the strengths and weaknesses of horses. It is a metaphor for a discerning person to identify and recommend talents

Riding a horse and riding a horse:

It means driving a carriage at a fast pace

The carriage is dusty and the horse is full:

①It means that the carriages and horses are running around. It also refers to people's worldly affairs. ②Refers to riding. It is also used when addressing the other person with respect

The car and the horse are galloping:

Describing the car and the horse galloping very fast

The car and the horse are in trouble:

The car Danger and horse fatigue.

Describe the sleepiness of the journey

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