There are six idioms.

Go through five customs and kill six generals (guò wǔ guān, zh m: n Li Yu Jidang).

Metaphor to overcome many difficulties.

Tell me to have six drinks.

Yao, Six: It's time to roll the dice. Make a hullabaloo about when throwing dice. Generally refers to gambling. Also describes shouting.

gaiety and splendour of the aristocratic life of Six Dynasties

Six Dynasties: Wu, Eastern Jin, Song, Qi, Liang and Chen in the Southern Dynasties; Gold powder: lead powder used for women's decoration in the old days, often used to describe prosperity and beauty. It also describes the magnificent and prosperous scenes of the Six Dynasties.

Six-legged orphans (Li Jue and G Gou)

Refers to underage orphans.

Six fly out

Liuchu: Snowflakes are hexagonal because they are called Liuchu. There is heavy snow.

Six wonders

Originally refers to Chen Ping's six great schemes. The latter refers to the strategy of surprise.

Liu Er has different plans (Ber Ber RB ù Tó ng Mó u)

It means that three people can't keep a secret when they know it. Later, it was also a metaphor not to believe hearsay.

Liu Genjing (Li Ligen)

Six: In Buddhist language, it refers to the eyes, ears, nose, tongue, body and mind. Buddhism regards the realm of staying away from troubles as six pure roots. Metaphor is no desire.

Luhenei (Li Yu and Ni)

Liuhe: heaven and earth, southeast and northwest. Refers to the world.

Six horses and horses (Li Liùm mümüy müng mü)

Describe the wonderful music, even the horses listen up and don't eat feed.

None of the six relatives (liù q: nù bù rè n)

Describe the family, unreasonable, regardless of relatives. Sometimes it means showing no mercy to anyone.

have no one to depend on/turn to

Describe loneliness, no relatives to rely on.

Six gods without a master (Li Schon Wo ·zhǔ incarnation)

Six gods: Taoism believes that human heart, lungs, liver, kidney, spleen and gallbladder are dominated by gods, which is called six gods. Describe panic and worry, have no clue, and don't know what to do.

Six towers and three strategies

Six Taos and Three Views: They are all ancient art books. After referring to the art of war, the art of war.

Six animals are restless (lichùbùn)

There is no peace for livestock. Describe the harassment.

A great injustice

The old metaphor is unjust imprisonment.

Liu (sound)

Parallel: parallel, dual; In pairs. It refers to parallel prose with four words and six words and two lines.

Secular desires

Generally refers to people's joy, anger, sadness, joy and desire.

all walks of life

All walks of life in the old society.

Three shifts, six rooms

Three categories: soap, strong and fast, all officers; Six rooms: refers to officials, households, rituals, soldiers, punishments and workshops, all of which are small officials of the book office. During the Ming and Qing dynasties, the general name of the office of prefecture and county yamen.

Three teas and six meals

Metaphor is very thoughtful to entertain guests.

Three pairs of hexagons (Li Du)

Refers to the two parties in the presence of witnesses or intermediaries, go through the formalities or explain the reasons.

Three aunts and six grandmothers.

Metaphor is a woman who doesn't do her job well.

three streets and six lanes nearby—every street and lane

Generally refers to the streets.

Three, six, nine and so on. (Sang Li ·jiǔ incarnation)

There are different grades and categories.

Sanjie six meridians

In the old society, marriage was arranged by parents and had to be introduced by a matchmaker. Show seriousness.

Thirty-six plans, walking is the best policy (sān shí liù cè, zǒu wéi shàng cè).

It means that you can't resist the enemy. Running away is the best policy. After that, things have reached the point of helplessness, and there is no other good way except to escape.

Thirty-six plans, walking is the best policy (sā n Shí li ù ù, z ǒ z ǒ u wé i Shà ng ù).

It means that you can't resist the enemy. Running away is the best policy. It shows that things have reached the point of helplessness, and there is no other good way except to leave.

all sorts of occupations

All walks of life in the old society.

(with) three heads and six arms—(those who have) supreme powers

Three heads and six arms. Originally Buddhist, it refers to the Buddha's method. After metaphor magical ability.

Three pushes and six questions (sā n tu and liwèn)

Push: infer; Q: Trial. In the past, it meant trial and error.

Pregnant

Liu Jia: Legend has it that God created this day. A pregnant woman.

Four Buao Six (sübüniüLiü)

Refers to a few people who can't beat the opinions of the majority.

Four clean-ups and six activities

Describe smart and capable.

Five in one and six in one (w ǔ hé lij)

Metaphor has come together many times.

May, July and June (W incarnation Hong Liyu)

Refers to the hottest time in May and June of the lunar calendar.

Five Ridges and Six Beasts (W incarnation Geely ?sh?u)

Describe because of wild desires and uneasy.

Six fifty cents (w ji m: o Li zhā ng)

Horn and Zhang: The names of stars. Describe seven inversions. It's also a metaphor for things not going well.

Five birds and six swallows (w quèLi Yan)

Metaphorically, both sides are similar.

Five deficiency and six consumption (w ǔ x Li Hao)

Metaphor is fraud.

Colorful (w·ǔ· Pei Yang Lise)

Describe complex colors or patterns. Extension is multifaceted.

Five tones and six rhymes (w ǔ y and n Li l ǐ)

Five tones: refers to the five scales of palace, quotient, angle, sign and feather; Six methods: the standard of musical instruments. Refers to an ancient melody. Later it also refers to music.

Five zang-organs and six fu-organs (hiding inside and hiding inside)

Five internal organs: spleen, lung, kidney, liver and heart; Six fu organs: stomach, large intestine, small intestine, triple energizer, bladder and gallbladder. The general term for the internal organs of the human body. It is also a metaphor for the internal situation of things.

One retreat, six, two, five (y: tu: Li: R: W: incarnation)

Originally, it was a formula for calculating weight with an abacus. Metaphor shirk clean.

(with) three heads and six arms—(those who have) supreme powers

Three heads and six arms. Originally Buddhist, it refers to the Buddha's method. After metaphor magical ability.

Three pushes and six questions (sā n tu and liwèn)

Push: infer; Q: Trial. In the past, it meant trial and error.

Pregnant

Liu Jia: Legend has it that God created this day. A pregnant woman.

Four Buao Six (sübüniüLiü)

Refers to a few people who can't beat the opinions of the majority.

Four clean-ups and six activities

Describe smart and capable.

Five in one and six in one (w ǔ hé lij)

Metaphor has come together many times.

May, July and June (W incarnation Hong Liyu)

Refers to the hottest time in May and June of the lunar calendar.

Five Ridges and Six Beasts (W incarnation Geely ?sh?u)

Describe because of wild desires and uneasy.

Six fifty cents (w ji m: o Li zhā ng)

Horn and Zhang: The names of stars. Describe seven inversions. It's also a metaphor for things not going well.

Five birds and six swallows (w quèLi Yan)

Metaphorically, both sides are similar.

Five deficiency and six consumption (w ǔ x Li Hao)

Metaphor is fraud.

Colorful (w·ǔ· Pei Yang Lise)

Describe complex colors or patterns. Extension is multifaceted.

Five tones and six rhymes (w ǔ y and n Li l ǐ)

Five tones: refers to the five scales of palace, quotient, angle, sign and feather; Six methods: the standard of musical instruments. Refers to an ancient melody. Later it also refers to music.

Five zang-organs and six fu-organs (hiding inside and hiding inside)

Five internal organs: spleen, lung, kidney, liver and heart; Six fu organs: stomach, large intestine, small intestine, triple energizer, bladder and gallbladder. The general term for the internal organs of the human body. It is also a metaphor for the internal situation of things.

One retreat, six, two, five (y: tu: Li: R: W: incarnation)

Originally, it was a formula for calculating weight with an abacus. Metaphor shirk clean.