Diligent housekeeping, rich as an enemy, rich as an enemy, generous, infinite in merit, inscrutable, forgetting the quips pointed out by millions of people.
Behind closed doors, thinking about taking medicine in Osakanoe, filling seats and comparing things with each other. Be careful, be careful, act first, then play back and forth.
The combination of the sun and the moon is extremely vicious, jagged and humiliating.
What's the point of sticking to the rules? My humble opinion on the prosperity of the country and the people, long-term stability, unruly rules, many a mickle makes a mickle.
Over the years, he has been grandstanding for Xiang, and he is very angry with him.
Hyphenation is overjoyed, and chatter is overjoyed. Dumen is isolated and sparsely populated, and flattery is enough to oust a hundred schools.
Fear of death, clear water without fish, cosmopolitan, teaching people to deal with death, culpable of punishment, send away, welcome in, fall in and use.
Thoughtfully begged the favored son of heaven to be sarcastic, and the buddy cried and cried, so close at hand, he turned pale as a last resort.
A damn man can't be punished for his crimes. Inspirational efforts to help the enemy lose money.
Put the people first, try the law according to the time, follow the old rules, conquer foreigners, be brave, be bold and stand out from the crowd.
When something goes wrong, the debt is high, the situation is changing, and the clouds are rolling and the people are safe.
Make up for the disadvantages, and then euphemistically say that he flew into a rage and caught the shadows, and even made up for the gaps. Ignoring human life and not listening to each other.
Thorns amuse themselves with Lingyun's ambition behind their backs. Rumors of land displacement and border closure confuse people and a hundred schools of thought contend.
Arrogant soldiers will fail, and those who guard the city will steal from themselves. It is out of place to make a fool of yourself for personal gain, forget one's righteousness and refuse to admit defeat, and be unruly.
There is nothing wrong with running away from home. There is nothing wrong with asking a cow to kill a horse first, like killing a hundred birds and animals.
The theory that the enemy is invincible, the beauty is peerless, the mouth still stinks, and the fire and water are out of date and rootless.
Go through fire and water. It is neither a donkey nor a horse. Running around in a hurry is an unusual plan. When pitching, the ground caved in and the children were all wet.
neither fish nor fowl
The allusion comes from the Western Regions: "Donkeys are not donkeys, and horses are not horses. If they are King Qiuci, they are called mules."
Idiom explanation: neither a donkey nor a horse. Metaphor is neither fish nor fowl, like nothing.
Deal for ten yuan
The allusion comes from: Xu Jing, the brother of the Han Dynasty, wanted to kill people before his death, and his enemies would kill the world. Chennai bowed down to the enemy and said, "My brother died a long time ago and only had one son, so he was killed instead." The enemy said, "You are called a sage in Xumao County, how dare you invade each other!" Go because of xiejian. See the biography of Han Xu Jing.
Interpretation of idioms: it refers to resolving grievances through disputes over interests.
The country was destroyed and the palace was deserted.
The allusion comes from the biography of Wu Bei in Han Dynasty: "Now I see elk visiting Gusutai."
Idiom definition: It is a metaphor for the country's demise and the palace's ruin.
It's not as easy as it sounds
The allusion comes from Fang Shuo's On Non-existence: "Yu! Is it awesome? Is it awesome? It's hard to say. " "Han Dongchuan": "Yu! Is it awesome? Is it awesome? It's hard to say. "
Idiom explanation: it means that it is not easy for a vassal to speak to the monarch. The latter thing is not as simple as it is said.
Gong Yu befriended Wang Ji, and he was willing to be an official.
The allusion comes from Biography: "Ji and you are friends, and the world says' Wang Yang is the king, and we work together to play the crown'. Also said that the choice is the same. "
Interpretation of Idiom: Gong Yu and Wang Ji (Ziyang) are friends. Seeing that they are in power, they are also willing to be officials. Metaphor is willing to help like-minded people.
Give orders to people through facial expressions-unbearable bossiness/arrogance.
The allusion comes from Han Gong Yuchuan: "The family is rich and extravagant." "Zi Tongzhi Ji Jiantang Zhao Xuandi God Blessed for Two Years": "Look at the courtiers, they all mean bossing around, and no one is around."
Idiom explanation: pointing: move your chin to signal and direct others; Admonish: command people with facial expressions. Don't talk, but use your face to express your expression. Describe the arrogant attitude of powerful people commanding others.
Simagoumen
The allusion comes from "Biography of the Han Dynasty in Dingguo": "At the beginning of the country, the father was determined to be in the public, and his door was not good, and his father ruled by the old party." Yu Gong said,' Only by building fewer tall doors can the horse be built high. I did a lot of evil in prison. I didn't do anything wrong, and my descendants will be happy. "Take Dingguo as the prime minister, be an ancient scholar forever, and seal the marquis from generation to generation."
Idiom definition: refers to a prominent family.
The country was destroyed and the palace was deserted.
The allusion comes from the biography of Wu Bei in Han Dynasty: "Now I see elk visiting Gusutai."
Idiom definition: It is a metaphor for the country's demise and the palace's ruin.
Too abstruse to understand.
The allusion comes from the biography of Yan Yannian in Han Dynasty: "The officials and the people can't understand its meaning, and they are afraid of breaking its ban."
Idiom explanation: I can't guess the depth. This description is difficult to understand.
neither fish nor fowl
The allusion comes from the Western Regions: "Donkeys are not donkeys, and horses are not horses. If they are King Qiuci, they are called mules."
Idiom explanation: neither a donkey nor a horse. Metaphor is neither fish nor fowl, like nothing.
A pale face/death/ghost
The allusion comes from Guang Chuan: "When the Huns were defeated, all the officials were pale and defiant."
Idiom explanation: the face is bloodless. Describe extreme fear or weakness.
Men look sinister.
The allusion comes from the biography of Han Meng: "The so-called eye-catching tiger kiss, the voice of the wolf is also."
Idiom explanation: owl: eagle, raptor; Kiss: On the lips. Describe a person's sinister appearance.
A loose robe with a wide belt.
The allusion comes from the History of Han Art and Literature: "Praise clothes and lead them to the door."
Idiom explanation: praise and blog: describe leniency. Put on a wide robe and a wide belt. Refers to the costumes of ancient Confucian scholars.
forget all moral principles at the sight of profit
The allusion comes from the biography of Han Fan Ito Fu Jin Zhou Chuan: "A man who sells his friends says that he forgets justice when he sees profit."
Interpretation of idioms: See profit and forget righteousness.
A liberal scene where rich people travel.
The allusion comes from "Han Yu Ding Guo Chuan": "There are few high doors, so the horse builds high." Song Ouyang Xiu's "Xiang Zhou Zhou Tang Jin Ji": "Once the horse is high, the flag is in front and the rider is behind."
Idiom explanation: one car and four horses. A tall car with four horses. Used in the old days to describe the rich scene when the dignitaries traveled. Also described as prominent and rich.
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