1. Can’t put it down: Like it so much that you won’t let it go, describing liking it very much. Interpretation: let go; love: like.
2. Love the house and the crow: Because I love a house, I also love the crow on the roof. It is a metaphor for loving a person and caring for the people or things related to him or her. It shows that one person's love for another person (or thing) reaches the level of blind enthusiasm. And, reach.
3. Anbang Dingguo: State: refers to the country in general. Make the country stable and consolidated.
4. Keep one's duty: one's duty. Be honest, keep your duties, and don't do anything illegal. It is also a metaphor for keeping one's own rules.
5. Announcement of Anmin: An: stability; Notice: Notice. ①Originally refers to the announcement issued by the government to calm the people after a new official takes office or after a social incident. ② Now it means to notify the things or problems to be done in advance so that everyone can be prepared
6. Step by step: Department (class): Category, order; Just: Attribute. It originally refers to writing an article and arranging chapters, word selection, and final sentences according to the needs of the content. The latter mostly refers to doing things according to certain steps and order. It also refers to doing things according to old rules and lacking the spirit of innovation.
7. Eclipsed: Eclipsed: 1. Feeling uncomfortable and depressed; Eclipsed: The face changes due to fear. This sign means that you are in a bad mood and look ugly. There is a big gap between Houduo's metaphors, far inferior. 2. It loses its original color in the dark
8. White jade with slight flaws: Bi, an oblate jade article with a hole in the middle, is also the general name of jade. Blemishes, spots on jade. There are some small spots on the pure white jade, which is a metaphor for a defect in the ointment. There is only a slight shortcoming or shortcoming, which means regret.
9. Bored: Liao Lai: Dependence, refers to the support in life or emotion. There is no spiritual support and the description is very boring.
10 Perseverance: Frustration: setback; flexion: bending. No matter how many setbacks you encounter, you will not back down, which means you have a strong will. Also translated as "never turn back".
11 Out of reach: and: to. The original intention was that although the whip was long, it could not hit the horse's belly. Later, it was unable to reach it with the help of finger strength.
12 Shining through the ages: Describing great achievements that will last through the ages.
13 Unconventional: Biao: propose, state; different: different, special. Put forward novel ideas and express being different.
14 Ingenuity: different: additionally; tailor: arrangement and choice; originality: design, conception, planning, a set of methods conceived in one's mind. There is also a kind of idea or design, only the way or thought of getting along is unique and unique.
15 Parallel but not contradictory: Contradiction: Conflict. Implemented at the same time without conflict with each other.
16 The disease is terminal: The ancients called the fat at the apex of the heart "paste", and the fat between the heart and the diaphragm was called "paste". Describes a condition that is very serious and cannot be cured. It means that things have reached an irreversible point.
17 Bogu Tongjin: Tong: knowledgeable; Bo: extensive, knowing much. He knows a lot about ancient things and is familiar with modern things. Describes being knowledgeable.
18 Be knowledgeable and knowledgeable: Bo: extensive. Smell: experience. Consciousness: memory. Describes rich knowledge and strong memory. (It can also be written as "erudite and strong will" or "erudite and strong knowledge") Synonyms: learned and knowledgeable, knowledgeable and well-informed.
19 Shivering: Refers to trembling without cooling down, describing being very scared. fear. Li: trembling, fear.
20 Neither means not leaving: that is: approaching, getting close; Li: alienating, leaving. Refers to being neither close nor distant from a person. It mostly refers to the relationship between people who are close but not close, or distant but not distant.
21 Hidden talk: Classic: common truth. Unreasonable: Unreasonable. Unfounded and unreasonable remarks.
22无不如丝：Jue: break; 丝: thin thread. Also known as 'never ending as a line'. It was connected like a thin thread and was about to break. ① Describes a very critical situation; ② Describes a weak and long sound.
23 Incredible: the original meaning of mystery. It is now difficult to imagine and understand multiple fingers.
24 Don’t fall into the trap: Nest: the nest of birds and beasts. Mortar: A rice-pounding instrument with a concave center. Rhetoric: a metaphor for old routines and old frameworks. It is a metaphor for articles or art that have an original style and are not out of date.
25 Talented: There are so many talents that it seems like they are overflowing. In terms of metaphorical literature and art, he is very talented.
26 Leftovers: refers to leftover food.
It is also a metaphor for things given by others.
27 Be in a hurry: Be in a hurry and be at a loss. Hastily: in a hurry and in a panic. Measures: measures.
28 A drop in the ocean: a drop in the ocean; a drop in the ocean; millet: millet. A grain of grain in the ocean. The metaphor is very small and insignificant.
29 Cangwu Lagou (hide dirt and evil people and practices): dirt, dirt: dirty things, referring to bad people, bad things and bad thoughts. It originally meant that mountains, rivers and lakes contained dirt and poisonous gas, but later it was used as a metaphor for harboring and tolerating bad people and bad things. It can also be written as "harboring dirt and attracting evil".
30 Grass and trees are all soldiers: Treat the grass and trees on the mountain as enemy soldiers. Describes people being suspicious when they are panicked.
31 are endless: layer, repetition. Appear one after another, appear repeatedly. Exhausted: exhausted. One after another, there is no end. It is a metaphor that things change quickly and frequently.
32 Cai (gag): Ke: refers to the expressions and movements in classical opera; Ji: humorous words. Movements or words that make people laugh when actors in opera and folk arts intersperse them into their performances.
33 Observe words and colors: Observe: Look carefully. Color: complexion. Cha: Detailed examination. Observe what other people say or look on their faces. It refers to trying to figure out other people's thoughts.
34 colorful: 姹: beautiful; 嫣: beautiful, bright. Describes the delicate and beautiful flowers of all kinds. Describe flowers of various colors, delicate, gorgeous and beautiful. It also means that things are prosperous and colorful.
35 Chai Qiang Renyi (bad): Generally satisfactory, barely okay; Bad: adverb of degree, barely, still, slightly; Qiang: inspiring. It originally meant that it could also inspire people's will, but now it means that it can generally satisfy people.
36: Pathetic: miserable, miserable. In the old days, it was used to describe inner pain that was difficult to resolve. It also refers to the euphemistic and desolate mood of the article.
37 Speak freely: Chang: to enjoy, happily; So: to express passiveness; Desire: to want. Say what you want to say in your heart freely and happily. Say what you want to say freely and express your innermost thoughts without restraint.
38 The dust has settled: 1. Although the dust is floating in the air, it will eventually fall to the ground. 2. It is a metaphor that things finally come to a result after many changes; or that the result is finalized after a period of chaos.
39 Dumbfounded: Dumbfounded: Staring eyes; Stupefied: Not daring to speak. Staring, tongue raised, speechless. Describes a person's embarrassment or shock.
40 All-powerful: roaring. A shout or an angry shout can stir up the storm. The description is extremely powerful.
41 Don’t care if you are favored or insulted. It means not to be moved by personal gain or loss.
42 Unexpected: Refers to the prior estimation of the situation and results, which exceeds people's expectations and guesses.
43 Outstanding: out, surpass; kind, similar; outstanding, beyond; extraction, refers to the people or things gathered together; it is a metaphor for the people or things gathered together, beyond (or higher than) that group (or class). To describe someone who is superior to his peers.
44 Supernatural: God: supernatural power. Hua: Transformation. 1. An extremely superb state. Describes the extremely high achievements of literature and art. Easily misused to describe listening to ecstasy. 2. Describe that the skill has reached a wonderful state. 3. Having transcended supernatural powers and reached the realm of freedom.
45: deliberate: deliberate. Deliberate: planning for a long time. I had some idea and already had a plan. It also describes planning with all your heart (derogatory meaning).
46 The stream is endless: Chuan: river, stream. Breath: stop, stop. It describes people, carriages and horses coming and going continuously like water.
47 Cui Maoqiu times (nitpicking): seek: search, find; flaws: shortcomings, small flaws. Blow open the hair on the skin to look for problems inside. It is a metaphor for deliberately finding faults and shortcomings in others and looking for mistakes. It also refers to being meticulous to the point of being cumbersome and picky.
48 Lips and swords: Lips are like guns and tongues are like swords. Describe the debate as fierce and tit-for-tat.
49 Chongshan Ruliu (Follow the good like the flow): Cong: obey; Shan: good, correct; Ruliu: like running water, a metaphor for speed. It describes listening to correct opinions and accepting well-intentioned advice as quickly and naturally as flowing water.
50 Careless: 1. The original metaphor is simple or general, but now it is a metaphor for rough work and not being serious and meticulous in doing things. The description is very brief, not detailed, and not specific. 2. Painting, painting trees with rough branches and leaves, without using fine brushwork. It means that the work is rough and not serious and meticulous.
3． A brief summary of words or words.
51 caught off guard: caught off guard: start dealing with it. Not in time: too late to deal with it. Refers to something unexpected and unable to be dealt with at the moment.
52 Dao: Knife, ax: ancient weapons. It is a metaphor for acting decisively and courageously; it describes the mighty momentum of the army.
53 Done: success: career. Refers to the announcement of completion of a huge project or important task.
54 Da Ting Guang Zhong: Da Ting: a spacious venue; Guang Zhong: a large number of people. Refers to a public place where many people gather.
55 To speak without shame: to be ashamed: to be ashamed, to be ashamed. Speak big words without feeling embarrassed.
56 Fanfare: Zhang: unfold, lay out; flag and drum: ancient battle flags and drums. The metaphor is huge in momentum and scale. Also a metaphor for publicity.
57 Indifferent and Mingzhi: Indifferent: live a simple life. It means that only by not pursuing fame and wealth can one have noble aspirations.
58 Do your part: When: facing, toward. Ren: The core of Confucianism can be interpreted as "justice", which is extended here to mean what should be done. Yield: give in, avoid, give way. It originally meant being unyielding for the sake of benevolence. Now means that when you encounter something that should be done, you should bravely take it on and never give in.
59 Go against the grain: It originally refers to doing things against common sense and by any means necessary. Now it mostly refers to actions that go against the trend of the times or the will of the people.
60 Sanctity: Taoism: serious, serious appearance; Sanctity: arrogant, serious appearance. Refers to a serious and serious look. Nowadays, it is often used to describe someone who pretends to be serious and is inconsistent with his appearance.
61 Hearsay: Tao: road. Tu: road. Tao Ting: words heard on the road. Words heard on the road are spread on the road. Generally refers to unfounded rumors, called hearsay.
62 is blessed by nature: Tian: natural, natural; Hou: generous. It means unique and particularly superior natural conditions. It generally refers to the environment where the environment has particularly good conditions. It also refers to people’s talents and opportunities. The conditions are particularly advantageous and the environment is particularly good.
63 Get Handy: Get: get, think of; Ying: react, cooperate. Whatever you think in your heart, you can do with your hands accordingly. Describes mastery of kung fu, mature skills, and ease of doing.
64 Get Fish and Forget the Quan: Quan: a bamboo utensil used for fishing. The fish was caught and the trap was forgotten. It is a metaphor that after something is successful, you forget what you originally relied on.
65 Have both ability and political integrity: De: moral character; Cai: ability; Equipment: possession. Refers to having both excellent character and talent at the same time.
66 Feasting and feasting: describes the scene of night drinking and partying. Later, it was often used to describe the corrupt life of seeking pleasure, and also to describe the bustling scene at night in cities or entertainment venues.
67 Dengfengzhiji: Deng: go up; Feng: the top of the mountain; Zao: reach; Ji: the highest point. Climb to the top of the mountain. It means that knowledge, achievements, etc. have reached the highest level. It also means doing bad things to the extreme.
68 Turning stone into gold: Turning stone into gold used to be said to be an immortal way, turning iron and stone into gold. Now it is a metaphor for revising an article and turning decay into magic. It is also a metaphor for revising an article by slightly changing the original text to make it outstanding. It also means that giving people a little guidance can make them wake up.
69 Take it lightly: drop: the original meaning is to swing; now it only means one action; no real meaning; take it lightly: carelessly. Taking a flippant and nonchalant attitude towards things; not taking them seriously.
70 Years of Cardamom: Cardamom: a perennial herb with pale yellow flowers in early summer. A metaphor for a virgin. Refers to when a woman is thirteen or fourteen years old.
71 Create a new path: Pioneer: open up. Trail: small road. Make your own path. It is a metaphor for creating a new style or new method or genre.
72 Originality: uniqueness: outstanding, outstanding; tailoring: arrangement and choice. It turns out that there is something unique in the conception of the poem. Later, it generally refers to the method or workmanship that is unique. Originality often refers to scientific spirit. Also pointed out the different and unique methods.
73 Aggressive: Aggressive: a surprising sound. Describes being aggressive, domineering, and embarrassing. It also means that the situation is developing rapidly and puts people under pressure.
74 Ears and eyes are infected: It means that if you see and hear too much, you will be affected unconsciously.
(74) Influence of ears and eyes: ears often hear, eyes often see, and are affected unconsciously. (桡: get wet; dye: contaminate.) It describes that after seeing too much and hearing too much, you will be affected invisibly, which can mean both good and bad.
75 Familiarity: Refers to being familiar with something and being able to repeat it in detail. It means that after listening a lot, one can speak clearly and in detail.
76 Tell him by ear: Not only tell him face to face, but also tell him by his ears. It expresses diligence and sincerity in teaching. The teachings of elders are mostly described as enthusiastic and sincere.
77 Hearing and witnessing: hearing with one’s ears and seeing with one’s own eyes. It is absolutely true to describe what I have witnessed personally.
78 thought-provoking: enlightenment; province: awakening. Inspire people to think deeply and wake up.
79 Turn over the clouds and turn over the rain: turn over your hands and turn into clouds, turn over your hands and turn into rain. Metaphor of being capricious or accustomed to playing tricks
80 Ask yourself: Bow: body. Go back and examine the gains and losses of your words and deeds.
81 Return to nature: remove the appearance and return to the essence. Metaphor to restore the original natural state.
82 Fang Xin Wei Ai (Fang Xing Wei Ai): Fang: in progress; Xing: starting, rising; Ai: stopping, ending. Things are evolving and haven’t stopped yet. It mostly describes the revolutionary situation and new things are developing vigorously.
83 Bohemian: dissolute: indulgent. Jie: constraint. Uninhibited: unrestricted and unrestrained. Refers to unrestrained action or disorderly conduct.
84 Xingkei: Indulgence: indulgence; unrestrained; Xingke: human body and shape. Refers to behavior that is not restricted by secular etiquette; broad-minded and forthright.
85 Boiling means filling the sky: Boiling means rolling over; Ying means filling. The sound boiled and rolled like water in a boiling pot, filling the space. Describes a noisy and chaotic crowd.
86 The words from the heart: the heart: the heart. Sincere words from the heart.
87 part ways: road: road; parting: horse bit; parting: driving horses forward, going separate ways. It is a metaphor for different people having different interests and taking their own paths.
88哓来了: Fen: many, messy; Da: repetition, many. The descriptions come one after another, one after another.
89 Cynicism: Anger: hatred, hatred; Jealousy: Hatred, hatred; Secular: the social conditions at that time. People with a sense of justice are indignant and hate the manifestations of evil in the world.
90 Feng Chi Dian Shu: Chi: run. Switch: flash past. It is described as very fast, like lightning blown by the wind. Electricity, like lightning.
91 Fenghua Zhengmao: Fenghua: Feng means style and talent; Hua means time, time period; Mao means exuberance. It’s the time to be young, charming and talented. Describes the energetic and enterprising spirit of young people.
92 Fengying Mobile: There is no such idiom.
93 Fengzhu Cannian: Fengzhu: a candle blown by the wind, easy to extinguish; Cannian: the remaining years, refers to a person who has not been alive for too long. It is a metaphor for people reaching old age when they are close to death.
94 Fenglunzhuan (Fenghuanluzhuan): Describes the twists and turns of mountain peaks and roads. It is a metaphor for a new turning point after things have experienced setbacks and failures.
95 Phoenix: Phoenix; Lin: Phoenix, Qilin; is a legendary rare bird and animal. The feathers on the phoenix's body; the horns on the unicorn's head. A metaphor for precious and rare people or things.
96 Fenggong and law-abiding: Feng: pursue; Gong: official business, official affairs. Act with integrity and obey the law. Describes doing things in a disciplined manner.
97 Thinking: floating imagination. Lian Lian: The way a bird flies is a metaphor for continuity. It means that many imaginations are constantly emerging.
98 Between pitching and pitching: the time it takes to lower your head and raise your head. Describes a very short time.
99 draw firewood from the bottom of the cauldron: cauldron: a kind of pot in ancient times; firewood: firewood. Remove the firewood from the bottom of the pot. Metaphors solve problems fundamentally.
100 Ganzhi Ruyi: Gan: sweet; Yi: maltose syrup. It feels as sweet as sugar. Expresses willingness to endure hardship and pain. It is a metaphor for willingly engaging in some kind of hard work. Be willing to endure hardship and pain.