What are the idioms describing spring?

Spring blossoms, spring blossoms and autumn fruits are springing up like mushrooms after rain, spring is chilly, flowers are blooming, gardens are full of spring, spring is full, spring flowers and autumn moons are blooming, every inch of grass is full of spring, dead trees are full of spring, spring is beautiful, spring is fading, spring returns to the earth, all smiles, spring is bright, spring trees are dusk, and spring is beautiful. Cold wood, spring flowers, chanting summer strings in spring, killing spring in autumn, spring worms and autumn snakes, spring rain like oil, spring dew and autumn frost,

1. "Snow Spring" refers to two elegant songs of Chu State in the Warring States Period. Metaphor is elegant poetry and other literature and art.

2. The willow branches are green, which reveals the information brought by spring. Metaphor refers to the secret or the affair between men and women being revealed

3. [Chunhua Qiushi] Hua: the same as "flower" in ancient times. Flowers in full bloom in spring; Fruits in autumn. Metaphor is literary talent and virtue.

4. [Spring is all over the world] refers to the vibrant spring that fills the world.

5. Spring and Autumn: Age. People are at the age of exuberance and strength. In the old days, people were just in their prime; Full of energy.

6. Every inch of grass: grass; Chunhui: the sunshine in spring. The mind of the grass; It is difficult to repay the kindness of spring.

7: A full face of spring scenery [m m: n li m: n ch ū n sè] Interpretation: Metaphor is a full face of happy smile, from: Mao Dun's Midnight: "The conversation naturally becomes lively again, and Zhu Yinqiu and Chen Junyi who just complained are also full of spring scenery."

8: Chunlan Qiuju [chūn lán qiū jú] Explanation: orchids in spring, chrysanthemums in autumn. Metaphors have their own merits. From: Nine Songs and Ritual Soul by Chu Qu Yuan in the Warring States Period: "Spring orchids and autumn chrysanthemums will last forever."

9. The garden is full of spring scenery [ch ū n sè m ? n yuá n] Explanation: The garden is full of beautiful scenery in spring. The metaphor is a thriving scene, from: Tang Congqing's "Fengxi Save Draft Small Garden": "The small garden is beautiful in spring, with two or three flowers." Song Ye Shaoweng's "It's not worthwhile to visit a small garden": "You should pity the fangs and seal the moss, but Chai Fei won't be able to leave for a long time. Spring scenery can't be caged in the garden, and an almond comes out of the wall

1. The spring breeze in the pen describes the painting and composition as lifelike as the spring breeze comes under the pen. It is also a metaphor for words that can benefit people.

11. Bai Xue Yang Chun originally refers to a higher-level song of Chu in the Warring States Period. Metaphor is profound and unfashionable literature and art.

12. I don't know what season or situation it is.

13. Every inch of grass is spring: grass; Chunhui: the sunshine in spring. The grass's meager mind can't repay the affection of the spring sunshine. It is difficult to report the kindness of parents.

Extended information

Basic explanation of idioms

fixed phrases, which is unique in ancient Chinese vocabulary and has been used for a long time, comes from ancient classics or works, historical stories and people's oral stories.

Idioms have incisive meanings, which are often implied in literal meanings, rather than simply adding up the meanings of their constituent parts.

it has a tight structure, so it is generally impossible to change the word order, extract or increase or decrease its components at will.

most of its forms are four characters, and some are three-character and multi-character, mostly composed of four characters. To put it simply, idioms are words that everyone knows, can be quoted from classics, have clear sources and allusions, and are used to a high degree.

Explain in detail

1. Idioms.

Ancient prose should not be copied from predecessors' idioms, but should be strengthened by strangeness; Four or six should use predecessors' idioms, but it is not appropriate to ask for differences.

Yuan Liuqi's Gui Qian Zhi (Volume 12): If you make a stubborn sentence, it's not self-invented, you should only quote idioms.

Yuan Liu Qi's Gui Qian Zhi (Volume 12): "Ancient prose should not be copied from the idioms of predecessors, but should be strengthened by strangeness; Four or six should use predecessors' idioms, and it is not appropriate to ask for differences. "

Qing Li-yu's "Casual Love, Music and Melody": "If you make a stubborn sentence, you should only quote idioms."

Lu Xun? The Fierce View of My Festival in the Grave: "How can a woman who is unfaithful (China said that she is unfaithful, but she has no idiom, so she can only be collectively called' unfaithful') harm the country?"

2. It refers to a fixed phrase that has been used for a long time, has a stereotyped structure and complete meaning, and is mostly composed of four words.

Qing Ren Taixue's "Questioning Jing Yi": "If you don't say what you have done, don't remonstrate, let bygones be bygones, or the idiom at that time."

Zhao Shuli's Golden Word: "I thought about it for a while, came up with an ambiguous idiom, and wrote four characters:' It is well-known'."

Reference: Idiom-Baidu Encyclopedia