First of all, pinyin: w ā i q and ni bā.
Second, the degree of common use: common idioms.
Third, the structure: joint idioms.
Fourth, emotional color:? Neutral idioms
5. Synonyms: crooked seven oblique eight, crooked seven vertical eight.
6. Grammar: seven twists and turns are used as attributes and adverbials; Fingers are irregular.
Source: Lao She's "The Little Man's Self-Report": "Those ancient coins have been twisted, and some not-so-green blades of grass are sticking out from the eyes of money."
Eight, interpretation:
1, crooked; Not straight. Example: The handwriting is crooked.
2, also known as "crooked seven oblique eight" and "crooked seven vertical eight". It means an irregular or untidy appearance.
Nine, examples:
Liu Yumin's Autumn in Anger, chapter 14: "And the more serious, the more crooked."
Ten, make sentences:
1. In Anping's crooked alley, some people are eating delicious snacks, others are chatting and joking, but we are concentrating on finding the sword lion!
I can hardly recognize her crooked handwriting.
The child's clothes are crooked.
For a long time, this damn truck dominated our life. For so many years, I can't live without this iron guy who has fallen into a wrong position and made money from it.
In view of this result, Mr. Liu Zhenyun, a Chinese character, was furious on the spot, reprimanding college students for "not even being able to write basic words, but the words that can be written are written backwards, crooked and not written by normal people".